"Where your treasure is, there your heart is." The state of Church singing in America

An interview with choirmaster Benedict Sheehan

Jesse Dominick, Benedict Sheehan

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"Where your treasure is, there your heart is." The state of Church singing in America

An interview with choirmaster Benedict Sheehan

Jesse Dominick, Benedict Sheehan

"I think if you really care then you’ll do something, you’ll do better, you’ll do really well if you really care. Christ said Where your treasure is there your heart is. If the liturgy in your church is sung poorly, or half-heartedly, or in a slovenly or disorderly manner, then your heart’s not there. It can’t be."

Abbot Elisaios: “Mt Athos, Yesterday and Today”

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Abbot Elisaios: “Mt Athos, Yesterday and Today”

Elder Elisaios, Abbot of the Holy Monastery of Simonos Petras, Mt Athos, Greece, speaks on the tradition and the present of Holy Mountain

Take up your Cross and follow Me!

Reflections on the 2015 DCMA Walking Pilgrimage

Fr. Daniel Marshall

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Take up your Cross and follow Me!

Reflections on the 2015 DCMA Walking Pilgrimage

Fr. Daniel Marshall

In our world bursting with distraction and ever-increasing darkness, the Lord plainly defines the path of eternal life: self-denial, taking up one’s Cross, and following Christ. Rarely are we able to do so literally.

St Efthimios Keratsini and the Mission to Madagascar: Greeks in Need Giving to the Needy

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St Efthimios Keratsini and the Mission to Madagascar: Greeks in Need Giving to the Needy

Father Constantinos, one of the priests in charge of coordinating the effort, when asked why Madagascar of all places replies, “It is important for a person in need to help. We have to pick one country to give to. If we have a chance to give, why not take it? The people in Madagascar are not different from us in Greece.”

Misplaced Gaze: A Response to the Recent Parades in Belgrade

A Monk of the Serbian Orthodox Church

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Misplaced Gaze: A Response to the Recent Parades in Belgrade

A Monk of the Serbian Orthodox Church

In recent days, two processions have taken place in Belgrade, the capital of Orthodox Serbia. One parade decried the so-called injustices of homophobia, while the following day's parade decried the evils of homosexuality and sought to erase the defilement of the previous day’s parade. While in all honesty both sides have a point, my initial reaction was that both misplace their gaze, both identify really quite fringe elements as being the menaces of Serbian society.