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Summary: Preached by Rev. Fr. Theodore Paraskevopoulos, these sermons are from St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Winnipeg, Canada.
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Fr. Ted addresses the staff at the headquarters of World Vision Canada on the Orthodox view of charity as it relates to Great Lent.
Fr. Ted continues his reflections upon a Lenten hymn and how it applies to the call to show mercy to others during our journey through Great Lent.
Fr. Ted reflects upon the power of prayer to protect our heart or nous at the center of our being from the passions and influences of the world.
Fr. Ted speaks to us of the wall of faith that cannot be destroyed.
Fr. Ted calls us to take up our Cross during Lent by intensifying our efforts to grow more deeply in the image of Christ.
Fr. Ted calls us to do battle with the Enemy in the arena within during Great Lent.
Fr. Ted explains the importance of the Ecumenical Councils and how they make a difference in our lives today.
Fr. Ted explains the importance of the Ecumenical Councils and how they make a difference in our lives today.
Fr. Ted encourages us to consider the story of the paralytic who had no one to help. How are we living our Orthodox faith in a way that personally serves those in need?
Fr. Ted encourages us to consider the story of the paralytic who had no one to help. How are we living our Orthodox faith in a way that personally serves those in need?
Fr. Ted calls us to daily live our faith in the resurrected Christ without fear!
Fr. Ted calls us to daily live our faith in the resurrected Christ without fear!
Fr. Ted calls us to put to use one of the most powerful tools that we have in fighting the passions—fasting!
Fr. Ted calls us to put to use one of the most powerful tools that we have in fighting the passions—fasting!
Fr. Ted addresses the staff at the headquarters of World Vision Canada on the Orthodox view of charity as it relates to Great Lent.
