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This week on the Theologically Thinking podcast, Fr. Steven Freeman asks “What are you wearing?” He explains the imagery of clothing in the biblical parables concerning how we relate to God - from Adam and Eve being first clothed in light to the wedding garment of Matthew 22.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Stanley Harakas will discuss Who is a Saint? The Sunday after Pentacost is a time to learn about the church saints and the good works they have done for the Lord.
On Theologically Thinking, Paula Kirifides will discuss Sts. Constantine and Helen as the Saint of the Week. A high school English teacher, she was involved with religious education as both a teacher and director for sixteen years. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Northern Illinois University.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. William Chiganos will present a podcast on The Cherubic Hymn. Click here to download MP3 file. or click below to listen:
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Stanley Harakas will present a podcast on the Myrrh-Bearing Women. It was to the Myrrh-Bearing Women that the news of Christ's Resurrection was first given. It was to them that Christ first appeared in the flesh. It was to them that the honor fell of announcing the Resurrection. Click here to download MP3 file. or click below to listen:
In this "Theologically Thinking" podcast, Fr. William Chiganos will present a message entitled “Do you believe in Easter?” The time of Pascha is when we are filled with the light that never is overtaken by night. In this podcast, the Father proclaims the meaning of our Paschal services.
On "Theologically Thinking", Fr. William Chiganos will discuss Great Lent and taking responsibility for ourselves. Click here to download MP3 file. or click below to listen:
On “Theologically Thinking”, Dr. Jeannie Constantinou will introduce a new series of lessons on the Book of Revelation. Given the fascination of so many Americans with the "End Times," it is especially important for Orthodox Christians to understand the teaching of the Orthodox Church on this subject. Click here to download MP3 file. or click below to listen:
On "Theologically Thinking", Fr. Charles Joannides will discuss marriage and a starter home. Click here to download MP3 file. or click below to listen:
On "Theologically Thinking", Fr. Stanley Harakas will present a program called "The Hand that Blesses." When an Orthodox priest blesses, the hand is always held in a specific manner. Many Orthodox have noticed this in the Church, but may not know why it is done, or what the true meaning of the act of blessing really is. Click here to download MP3 file. or click below to listen:
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This week on the Theologically Thinking podcast, enjoy a reading of a short essay by Fr. Stanley Harakas entitled “What's That Smoke In Church?”
This week on the Theologically Thinking podcast, enjoy a reading of a short essay by Fr. Stanley Harakas entitled “Identifying Him.”
This week on the Theologically Thinking podcast, Fr. Steven Freeman asks “What are you wearing?” He explains the imagery of clothing in the biblical parables concerning how we relate to God - from Adam and Eve being first clothed in light to the wedding garment of Matthew 22.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Stanley Harakas will discuss Who is a Saint? The Sunday after Pentacost is a time to learn about the church saints and the good works they have done for the Lord.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. William Chiganos will discuss the 318 Fathers of the First Ecumenical Council.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. William Chiganos will speak on Loyalty to God.
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Stanley Harakas will speak on Guidelines for Living.
On Theologically Thinking, Paula Kirifides will discuss Sts. Constantine and Helen as the Saint of the Week. A high school English teacher, she was involved with religious education as both a teacher and director for sixteen years. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Northern Illinois University. 
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. William Chiganos will present a podcast on The Cherubic Hymn. 
On Theologically Thinking, Fr. Stanley Harakas will present a podcast on the Myrrh-Bearing Women. It was to the Myrrh-Bearing Women that the news of Christ's Resurrection was first given. It was to them that Christ first appeared in the flesh. It was to them that the honor fell of announcing the Resurrection. 
In this "Theologically Thinking" podcast, Fr. William Chiganos will present a message entitled “Do you believe in Easter?” The time of Pascha is when we are filled with the light that never is overtaken by night. In this podcast, the Father proclaims the meaning of our Paschal services.
In this "Theologically Thinking" podcast, Fr. William Chiganos will discuss Golgotha. 
In this "Theologically Thinking" podcast, Fr. Stanley Harakas will discuss When You Receive Your Palm. 
In this "Theologically Thinking" podcast, Fr. Stanley Harakas will discuss the Prayer before and after Holy Communion in the Orthodox faith. 
On "Theologically Thinking," Fr. William Chiganos will discuss the 3rd Sunday of Lent and Being Refreshed by the Memory of the Cross. 
On "Theologically Thinking", Fr. William Chiganos will discuss Great Lent and finding our potential. 
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On “Theologically Thinking”, Dr. Jeannie Constantinou will introduce a new series of lessons on the Book of Revelation. Given the fascination of so many Americans with the "End Times," it is especially important for Orthodox Christians to understand the teaching of the Orthodox Church on this subject. 
On "Theologically Thinking", Fr. Charles Joannides will discuss marriage and a starter home. 
On "Theologically Thinking", Chuck Powell will present a program titled "Mother of God." 
On "Theologically Thinking", Fr. Stanley Harakas will present a program called "The Hand that Blesses." When an Orthodox priest blesses, the hand is always held in a specific manner. Many Orthodox have noticed this in the Church, but may not know why it is done, or what the true meaning of the act of blessing really is. 