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Hosted by Unknown Host · religion · EN · 478 episodes
Weekly sermons from Holy Trinity + Holy Cross Cathedral in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Holy Trinity + Holy Cross - Sermons
On this Sunday, we commemorate the miracle of the Archangel Michael at Chonae. Fr. Micah gathers the children to tell them this marvelous story and to teach them about Saint Archippos, the young man who dedicated his life to prayer and asceticism at Chonae. Using St. Archippos' story, Fr. Micah encourages the children to be brave and to call upon Christ for help in times of need.
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross - Sermons
Today’s Epistle reading from Romans 12 describe a way of life that Fr. Gregory sums up with the Greek word philotimo. This word is translated as “love of honor,” but it has no true equivalent in the English language. This Sunday is the feast day of St. Paisios, who spoke of philotimo and embodied it radiantly, and Fr. Gregory draws from his teachings in today’s sermon. Using the rich meaning of philotimo, Fr. Gregory encourages us to notice a need before it’s announced and meet it quietly, to give more than expected and never mention it again, to offer hospitality that comforts rather than impresses, and to refuse to shame another. This is the free overflow of the grateful heart — philotimo.
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross - Sermons
Today, on the Feast of All Saints, Fr. Micah teaches the children about what it means to be a saint. He points out that “saint” means “holy” — that which is set apart for God. While Christ is the one who is holy, he overflows with holiness and shares it with all creation. Fr. Micah explains that the saints receive the same grace and holiness we’ve all been given, but they have preserved it, not turning away from Christ or putting anything before him. He presents the question “How do we preserve the holiness that’s been given to us?” To answer that question, he points to Panagia and St. John the Baptist, who show us that preserving holiness requires obedience and humility. Finally, Fr. Micah uses a story of a young saint to encourage the children to get to know a saint as a companion.
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross - Sermons
Fr. Gregory points out several characteristics of the Holy Spirit and the way in which it descended on the church. First, he points out that the Holy Spirit descended on a community, creating a visible, ordered, worshipping, and sacramental body called his church. The Holy Spirit does not scatter us into private spirit lives, but gathers us into the church. The Holy Spirit creates unity without destroying difference. As St. Paul writes, we are one body and individually members. The Holy Spirit places us into communion, but our individual gifts can be used to build up the church. Finally, Fr. Gregory speaks of a current Pentecost happening in our parishes, and he encourages us to receive inquirers, catachumens, and converts with gratitude and responsibility.
Holy Trinity + Holy Cross - Sermons
On this Sunday, we celebrate the fathers of the church who gathered at the First Ecumenical Council and defended the faith that the Son of God was indeed the Son of Man, not a creature as Arius taught. Fr. Micah explains that the liturgy and worship of the church not only confess this truth but also glorify Christ’s humility. He expounds on this humility, this divine humiliation, that is a fruit of Christ’s humble and unassuming love. Fr. Micah focuses on Christ’s love in the second half of today’s sermon, emphasizing that we sinners must remember and accept it as his children. He draws from the teachings of St. Nicholas Cabasilas, who gave us a simple prayer rule of simply remembering that God lives and that he loves us. Fr. Micah encourages us to, in the midst of our daily lives, remember, “He lives, and he loves me.” While we are not worthy of this love, we can let it transform our lives.
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