Eastern Christian Insights
Summary: Thoughtful homilies of an Orthodox priest who serves a small parish and teaches Religion full-time at McMurry University in Abilene, TX. Fr. Philip draws on his scholarly work in Christian theology and ethics, but most of all, these are the homilies of a pastor guiding his flock with insightful, practical suggestions on how to share more fully in the life of Jesus Christ.
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Fr. Philip LeMasters invites us to embrace the courageous humility of the Prodigal Son as we prepare to enter Great Lent.
Fr. Philip LeMasters calls us to open our lives to the Holy God in humility, following the example of the Publican.
Fr. Philip LeMasters calls us to open our lives to the Holy God in humility, following the example of the Publican.
Fr. Philip LeMasters reflects on the descent of the Holy Spirit on Jesus during his baptism and upon His followers as beautiful epiphanies in the world.
Fr. Philip LeMasters reflects on the descent of the Holy Spirit on Jesus during his baptism and upon His followers as beautiful epiphanies in the world.
Fr. Philip LeMasters reflects on the baptism of Christ by the Holy Prophet and Forerunner, John the Baptist.
Fr. Philip LeMasters reflects on the baptism of Christ by the Holy Prophet and Forerunner, John the Baptist.
Fr. Philip LeMasters reflects on the genealogy of Jesus, and healing work of redemption that comes through Christ.
Fr. Philip LeMasters reflects on the genealogy of Jesus, and healing work of redemption that comes through Christ.
Responding to the call to come to the heavenly banquet requires us to leave behind those things to which we are enslaved.
Responding to the call to come to the heavenly banquet requires us to leave behind those things to which we are enslaved.
The point of the Christian life is a participation in the healing of the human person, struggling against the forces of evil in our own souls.
The point of the Christian life is a participation in the healing of the human person, struggling against the forces of evil in our own souls.
As we prepare for the coming nativity of Jesus, we need to follow the example of Blind Bartimaeus who opened his life to the Light of Christ in humility.
As we prepare for the coming nativity of Jesus, we need to follow the example of Blind Bartimaeus who opened his life to the Light of Christ in humility.
