Resurrection - The Mystery of Christ (L. 49)

Resurrection - The Mystery of Christ (L. 49)

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The Church After COVID: Who Will Repent?

In this stream I am joining David Patrick Harry at Church of the Eternal Logos to discuss some of the errors and mistakes made during the COVID hysteria. Is it possible to find reconciliation for those persecuted for not going along with the mainstream narrative? Make sure to lea ...  Show more

The Works and Days of St. Nikodemos the Hagiorite

With the help of the forthcoming title from Uncut Mountain Press, "The Philokalic Renaissance," Fr. Peter introduces us to the works and life of St. Nikodemos the Hagiorite and other Kollyvades Fathers. 

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