Sunday Links Round Up
Here are a few interesting stories from the past week Inside Higher ~ Ed A Broader History Ph.D. OCP ~ Funeral Arrangements for Metropolitan Philip Journal of t...
Here are a few interesting stories from the past week Inside Higher ~ Ed A Broader History Ph.D. OCP ~ Funeral Arrangements for Metropolitan Philip Journal of t...
Here is a list of the top posts here at Shepherd of Souls this past week Heartland ~ A Review Memory Eternal Metropolitan Philip Jesus and the St. Patrick’...
Last night I was scanning through some posts on Facebook when the falling asleep of Metropolitan Philip was announced. As with all things social media related,...
I do not have a very high threshold for pain; in fact I am a wimp when it comes to pain and sickness. I don’t know, maybe it is this low threshold or tha...
If you live in Boston then you know what a big deal Saint Patrick’s Day is. As the old saying goes, “everyone is Irish on Saint Patrick’s Day.” If you have be...
As a priest I come into contact with people who are mourning as part of the job if you will. Grief and mourning is part of our existence as human beings. We m...
I have never really been a fan of artwork mostly, I think, because I do not understand it. I can appreciate the work and I find it fascinating that God has giv...
In this sermon from Sunday, March 9, 2014 the First Sunday in Great Lent, I begin a series on the Sermon on the Mount. Blessed are the Poor in Spirit
The Synaxis or meeting of the Primates of the Autocephalous Orthodox Churches is not a permanent institution, but a spiritual representative event. The pan-Orth...
This coming week Christians around the world will begin the season of Lent. For most people, this time will pass just like any other time during the year and t...