Saints – The Holy Ones of God
Dr. James C. Skedros, the Dean of Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, a scholar in Early Christian and Byzantine hagiography gives an illuminating talk on what it meant to be a saint for early Christians and for us today. ABOUT THE ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN NETWORK Orthodox Christian Network (OCN)...
10 Things I Wish I had Learned in Seminary – Part 2
ABOUT THE ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN NETWORK Orthodox Christian Network (OCN) is a 501(c)3 and an official agency of the Assembly of Canonical Bishops of the United States of America . It is a recognized leader in the Orthodox Media field and has sustained consistent growth over twenty-two years. We have worked to create a community for both...
10 Things I wish I had Learned in Seminary Part -1
ABOUT THE ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN NETWORK Orthodox Christian Network (OCN) is a 501(c)3 and an official agency of the Assembly of Canonical Bishops of the United States of America . It is a recognized leader in the Orthodox Media field and has sustained consistent growth over twenty-two years. We have worked to create a community for both...
Orthodoxy on Tap – Mental and Spiritual Health
Watch Andrea O’Donnell’s talk on Mental and Spiritual Health on Orthodoxy on Tap. The series brings professionals from diverse fields to discuss and raise questions on the way in which theology underlines our reality. Local, you can join along with Fr. Tandilyan on Peabody Public Access Cable TV on Channel...
Punks to Monks:Effects of the Last Rebellion
Watch Now as Fr. John Valadez unpacks what he means by Death to the World. “The world” is the general name for all the passions. When we wish to call the passions by a common name, we call them the world. But when we wish to distinguish them by their special names,...
Do Words Matter? Some Do
Watch Now as Dr. Bruck Beck addresses us on the power of words at a time when we need to pay close attention to how words matter. Dr. Beck is the Assistant Professor of New Testament at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology and the Director of the Religious Studies...
“Secure attachments and forming a healthy christian family” Dr. George Stavros Ph. D.
“We are made to love and be loved” says Dr. Stavros as he unravels attachment theory and its relationship to Orthodox Christian theology. Dr. George Stavros is Executive Director of the Danielsen Institute and Associate Clinical Professor of Pastoral Psychology at Boston University. His research interests are in psychotherapy and spirituality, psychotherapy...
On Christian Stewardship
Rev. Robert Archon is the Presiding Priest at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis Of Boston. Is there are correlation between our possessions and our relation to Jesus? His talk on stewardship opens up new perspectives on what it means to us today. Local, you can...
The Feast of Pentecost
During the Feast of the Tabernacles the Holy Spirit came down on the Apostles of Jesus Christ according to his promise. The Spirit appeared on them in the form of fire flames and enabled them to speak the languages of all the nations of the world, to go and spread...
The Coming of the Holy Spirit
Watch Now as Dr. Kyriaki Karidoyanes FitzGerald speaks of the descent of Holy Spirit at the Feast of Pentecost, following the Feast of Ascension of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. What does this event mean for Christians growing in communion with God? Dr. Kyriaki is the Co-founder of St....
Theology of Compassion
Watch Now as Dr. Kyriaki Karidoyanes FitzGerald and Dr. Helen Theodoropulos speak on Women, Healing, Authority and Ministry in a seminar organized by St. Catherine’s Vision at Hellenic College Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology, Brookline, MA. Dr. Kyriaki is the Co-founder of St. Catherine’s Vision, a theologian, educator...
Christian Unity and Individualism in the Modern Society
We went from being a communal society to becoming an individualistic society. The art of listening and the art of conversation are soon becoming obsolete with the invention of newer technologies which divide rather than unite. Gradually we are becoming isolated from one another. Who are we, what have become,...
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