Ancient Paths

Fr. James shares about the fishermen who followed Him immediately and encourages us to do the same (Matthew 4:18-23).

Fr. James shares from Matthew 10 and 19. In the same way that Christ did not avoid suffering or run away from pain, so we too must endure, and even embrace, the cross that we must bear.

Fr. James shares about the Holy Spirit on the Sunday of Pentecost.

Fr. James shares about the First Ecumenical Council and the importance of reading and understanding the Scriptures within the life of the Church.

Fr. James talks about the defining moment of the blind man healed by Jesus (John 9:1-38).

Fr. James shares from John, chapter 4.

Fr. James shares on the Sunday of the Paralytic, "We can tell quite a bit about ourselves by where we search for help."

Fr. James shares about the love and devotion of the myrrh-bearing women, and our own.

Fr. James talks about how the resurrection is a matter of life and death.

Fr. James shares about suffering as a privilege, from Mark 8 and 9, and 1 Peter 3:14.

Fr. James shares about the word "hosanna," which means, "Save us, we pray." When Christ is going to the cross, He has not forgotten our cries for a Savior and He will answer our cries."

Fr. James shares about the example of St. Mary of Egypt.

Fr. James reminds us that even after his conversion, a new Christian will not be perfect.