From the homily on the Sunday of the Blind Man, Father Pat preaches about children and the Gospel. Return to Barbarism (Acts 16:16-34)
Archive for the ‘Ancient Faith Radio Podcasts’ Category
Fr Pat Hits One Outta Da Park!
Posted in Ancient Faith Radio Podcasts, Marriage and Family, Scripture on Monday, 22 June 2009 | Leave a Comment »
On This Eve of the Apostles’ Fast . . .
Posted in Ancient Faith Radio Podcasts, Orthodox Feasts and Fasts, Prayer on Sunday, 14 June 2009 | 2 Comments »
. . . may I recommend one of my priest’s Pastoral Ponderings: The Twelve Apostles (mp3 file) As well as an Akathist one might pray in the next couple of weeks: Akathist to Saints Peter and Paul (I might add that Bp Basil of Wichita has asked that the Akathist to the Holy Apostles be [...]
Podcasts from Mother Gabriella
Posted in Ancient Faith Radio Podcasts, Great and Holy Lent, Monasticism, Orthodoxy on Monday, 6 April 2009 | 1 Comment »
I want to take the time to highlight some podcasts from Holy Dormition Monastery on Ancient Faith Radio. I especially want to highlight the talks from Mother Gabriella which I have found helpful during this Great and Holy Lent: Acquiring the Virtues (I found this one particularly good–especially with my background in ancient philosophy and [...]
Men and Orthodoxy
Posted in Ancient Faith Radio Podcasts, Orthodoxy, Why Orthodoxy? on Wednesday, 23 July 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Frederica Mathewes-Green’s Men and Orthodoxy podcast (mp3 file) captures fairly closely my sentiments about and attraction to the Orthodox Church, coming from the robust pioneer-era Restoration Movement churches through the rather more effete Episcopal Church. Take a listen.
Road Trip CD Mixes
Posted in Ancient Faith Radio Podcasts, Jesus Prayer, Orthodoxy, Prayer on Monday, 5 November 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Back when I was a teenager (now more than two decades ago), I used to make cassette tapes of my favorite songs (some 80s hair bands, pop songs, a little Led–I was an eclectic) for listening while on vacation. Well, I’ve moved from 80s hairbands to 80s talk–AD 380s, that is. Or, well, podcasts from [...]

