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The Active or Contemplative Life: Fr. Patrick Henry Reardon on his life as a learner. A conversation with Gary W. Jenkins, PhD. On February 6, 2023, Fr. Pat met online with Gary W. Jenkins, PhD, Director of the St. Basil Center for Orthodox Thought and Culture at Eastern University in . . . Read more
In this homily from 2008 preached on the Feast of the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste (which was also Forgiveness Sunday), Fr. Pat reminds us of the great cloud of witnesses surrounding us. The text is Hebrews 12:1-10. To see audio options, select the three dots on the right side of . . . Read more
“She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies;” — Lord Byron On the eve of the Feast of Purim, 2011, Fr. Pat gives a meditation on the name and the character of Esther. To see audio options, select the three dots on the right side . . . Read more
We must not imagine that the meaning of Lent consists in what we do for God during this time. Rather, the importance of the season lies in what God does for us. Fr. Pat preached this homily on March 27, 2005. To see audio options, select the three dots on . . . Read more
Vespers, Saturday, February 23, 2019. To see audio options, select the three dots on the right side of the audio player.
A homily from Meatfare Sunday, February 7, 2010. To see audio options, select the three dots on the right side of the audio player.
A homily from Meatfare Sunday, February 22, 2009. To see audio options, select the three dots on the right side of the audio player.
Fr. Pat looks at Jesus’ words about the Last Judgment in Matthew 25:31-46. This sermon was given on Meatfare Sunday, February 19, 2017. To see audio options, select the three dots on the right side of the audio player.
All Saints Orthodox Church, Chicago, IL, Sunday, January 29, 2023. Adult Sunday School. Biblical Economics. An ongoing series. Link to handout below. Handouts: (will open in a new tab) Biblical Economics 18 To see audio options, select the three dots on the right side of the audio player.
Jesus fulfills all of the ancient sacrifices of the Old Testament; He is the perfect sacrifice in every sense, and all the sacrifices of the Law are fulfilled in that of the Cross. This is one of the reasons why it’s important to read the book of Leviticus. Fr. Pat . . . Read more