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In times of war...

12/31/2022

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Dear brothers and sisters,
As you know, Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, has illegally, wickedly, and sinfully invaded the free and independent nation of Ukraine, starting a war, causing countless casualties, destroying cities and villages, and forcing millions of people to flee their homes into the neighboring European countries.
​When human beings kill other human beings, they commit the sin of Cain - treacherously murdering their brothers. War is never justifiable and is always condemnable. Putin's actions are hard to fathom. May the Lord have mercy on his soul.
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While emotions are still running extremely high, especially for me; and since our parish was founded by people whose ancestral lands are in the Eastern Europe; and since we have a number of parishioners who are immigrants from Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine, I am asking you, and myself, to do three things at this time:

1. Pray. Living in the US, so far from the horrific events in Ukraine, we can't do much, but we can pray. Which is a lot more than we may realize. Here are three prayers you can use at home, and which we will also pray in church after every Liturgy.

2. Show practical love by making financial donations or providing humanitarian aid. Two Orthodox Christian organizations that are providing help to the refugees and to those still in Ukraine are Ukrainian Refugee Relief (organized by the Orthodox Church in America and Polish Orthodox Church) and International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC). We have made humanitarian aid collection. Once it is sent to Ukraine, we might make another collection.

3. And lastly, please do not talk politics in church. I will strictly enforce it myself. Generally, I am of the opinion that the church is a place where we can and should discuss any topic. But not now. For some of us the feelings may be too raw, so avoid any political discussions, be they on Ukraine and Russia, EU or NATO, Trump or Biden, Democrats or Republicans, liberal or conservative, pro-this-thing or anti-that-thing. We will not talk about politics either before services, during our communal prayer, or after, at the fellowship time.

There has been quite a lot of anti-Russian rhetoric online, and TV, and among people in general. So it is necessary to say that Russian people did not attack Ukraine. Russians are not Putin, and Putin is not Russians. A lot of Russians are against the war, and they have shown this by going out on protests in Russia and getting arrested. So if you catch yourself expressing hateful things towards Russian people, please stop. They are victims as well, living under tyrant.

Yours in the Lord,
Father Aleksey

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You are a fisher of people [audio]

6/26/2022

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Sermon on the Gospel lesson from Matthew 4:18-23
What does it mean to be a fisher of people?
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Father's Day - what are men good for? [audio & text]

6/19/2022

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Father's Day sermon
In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.
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There has been a trend in popular media, especially movies, a rather troubling trend. In superhero movies, male superheroes are replaced with basically the same but female characters. And not only that, whenever a strong female character is introduced, the male characters around her are almost always portrayed as wimps.

Whether it’s an intentional attack on masculinity, or attempts to spread some sort of ideologies, or lack of talent in today’s screen writers, the point is clear – our society, for some reason, does not want us to have strong men and strong women. It has to be either one or the other.


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In Spirit and Truth

5/22/2022

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Fifth Sunday of Pascha
Sermon on the Gospel lesson from John 4:5-42
In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.
Christ is risen!
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We are worshipping creatures. We never worship nothing; we always worship Someone or something. If we do not worship the One True God, then we will worship anything.

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Women of the Church [text & audio]

5/8/2022

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Third Sunday of Pascha
Sermon on the Myrrh-bearing Women, Mother's Day, womanhood, and motherhood in the Church
In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.

Christ is risen!

Every so often today’s feast of the myrrh-bearing women and Mother’s Day coincide. Today happens to be that day. And so, I would like to talk today about our women.

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Doubt for truth [audio]

5/1/2022

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Second Sunday of Pascha
Believing Saint Thomas
Sermon on the Gospel lesson from John 20:19-31

"Looking at Saint Thomas, we can make one simple conclusion – if we never have doubts, then we have never believed."
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Parish leadership lessons from Saint Paul [text & audio]

1/23/2022

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31st Sunday after Pentecost
Sunday after Theophany
Sermon on the Epistle reading from Ephesians 4:7-13

In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.

Let’s talk about gifts.

I know, I know, we just got over a holiday season where we very likely shopped ourselves into a coma with all the gifts.

​Still, let’s talk about gifts, because that’s what Saint Paul wants to talk about today. “Each of us,” he says, “was given grace according to the measure of Christ’s gift.”


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What do a donkey and an ox have to do with Christmas?

1/7/2022

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Saint Nicholas [audio]

12/19/2021

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26th Sunday after Pentecost
A sermon about Saint Nicholas

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Virtues or infirmities? [text & audio]

12/12/2021

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25th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the Gospel lesson from Luke 13:10-17 & Epistle reading from Ephesians 4:1-6

In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.

There she was, in the synagogue, among other believers like herself. But there was one difference between her and the others, one stark difference – she was bent over and unable to stand up straight.

Imagine every waking hour only seeing your own feet. Imagine not being able to stretch out and inhale lungs full of air. Imagine recalling all of the sinful acts that led to being bound and tortured by Satan.
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Make no mistake about it, Satan and all the evil spirits desire nothing but our suffering. They tempt us, put all sorts of traps and road blocks for us, but they cannot bind us and possess us unless we let them. And we let them through our sins. Especially the sins that we stubbornly refuse to see or to confess.

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The Samaritan is our neighbor [text & audio]

11/28/2021

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23rd Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the parable of the Good Samaritan

In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.

The parable of the Good Samaritan is one of those stories from the Bible that even the non-believers know and often reference.

Who is the Good Samaritan? It’s the one who helps those who are in need. Who is my neighbor? It’s anyone we encounter.

As we hear this parable every year, we know the outcome, nothing is surprising in it. We know that the expert in the Law is not asking an honest question. We know that the priest and the Levite refuse to help the half-dead man, but in a sense, they are obeying the Jewish Law by not helping because if the man were dead, they would become unclean and unable to serve in the Temple. And we know that the Samaritan, an outsider and an enemy of the Jews, is the only one who goes above and beyond to help the poor and wounded man.
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But there is one question we should always ask ourselves when hearing a parable, any parable, told by the Lord – who are we in this story?


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Lord, it is good to be here! [text & audio]

11/21/2021

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22nd Sunday after Pentecost
Thanksgiving Sermon

As I have done in the past years on the Sunday before Thanksgiving Day, today I will read someone else’s sermon.

This sermon was written by Father Alexander Schmemann, who was a great and influential theologian of the 20th century, a liturgical scholar, and also a loving teacher and pastor.

He was the dean of Saint Vladimir’s Seminary for a couple of decades. He delivered this sermon on Thanksgiving Day of 1983, which was the last Liturgy he celebrated in his earthly life.

He died from cancer not long after, on December 13th of the same year. This sermon was written in the form of a prayer, a thanksgiving prayer of a man, who knew his journey on this earth was coming to an end.

Father Alexander never wrote down his sermons, always delivering them extemporaneously. But on that Thanksgiving Day in 1983, he came out before the Seminary congregation, took out a piece of paper, and said,

In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Everyone capable of thanksgiving is capable of salvation and eternal joy.

Thank You, O Lord, for accepting this Eucharist, which we offered to the Holy Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and which filled our hearts with joy, peace, and righteousness of the Holy Spirit.

Thank You, O Lord, for revealing Yourself to us and giving us the foretaste of Your Kingdom.

Thank You, O Lord, for uniting us to one another in serving You and Your Holy Church.

Thank You, O Lord, for helping us to overcome all difficulties, tensions, passions, temptations, and restoring peace, mutual love, and joy in sharing the Communion of the Holy Spirit.

Thank You, O Lord, for the sufferings You bestow upon us, for they purify us from selfishness and remind us of the “one thing needed” (Luke 10:42) – Your eternal Kingdom.

Thank You, O Lord, for giving us this country where we are free to worship You.
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Thank You, O Lord, for this parish, where the Name of God is proclaimed.

Thank You, O Lord, for our families: husbands, wives, our parents, and, especially, the children, who teach us how to celebrate Your holy Name in joy, movement, and holy noise.

Thank You, O Lord, for everyone and everything.

Great are You, O Lord, and marvelous are Your works, and no word is sufficient to celebrate Your miracles.

Lord, it is good to be here!
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Amen.
Slightly adjusted for the use in our parish.
Thanksgiving Homily, 1983 
Father Alexander Schmemann celebrated the Divine Liturgy for the last time on Thanksgiving Day. This was particularly appropriate since Father Alexander had devoted his whole life to teaching, writing, and preaching about the Eucharist; for the word 
eucharist in Greek means thanksgiving. At the conclusion of the Liturgy, Father Alexander took from his pocket a short, written sermon, in the form of a prayer, which he proceeded to read. This was a strange occurrence since Father never wrote his liturgical homilies, but delivered them extemporaneously. These were his words, which proved to be the last ever spoken by him from the ambo in Church.
- The Orthodox Church, Vol. 20, No. 2, February 1984, p. 1:1
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Four reactions to Christ [text & audio]

11/14/2021

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21st Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the Gospel lesson from Luke 8:26-39

​In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.
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Before we can have a relationship with a person, we need to react or respond to the them first. A lot of times, our first reaction to them can determine how the relationship might go.

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The rich man in us [text & audio]

11/7/2021

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20th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the Gospel lesson from Luke 16:19-31

In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.

Every parable that we hear Jesus tell in the Gospels has a context. In other words, He did not tell stories because He liked to tell them. Christ is not a storyteller, He is the Savior.
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And so, the parable we heard today, about a homeless man Lazarus and the rich man, who remains forever nameless, was directed at the Pharisees, who were known for their love of money, honor, and greed.


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The Sower, the seed, and the soil [audio]

10/31/2021

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19th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the Gospel lesson from Luke 8:5-15

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The fear of God [text & audio]

10/17/2021

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17th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the Epistle reading from 2 Corinthians 6:16-7:1
​In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.

Last week I was at a small clergy retreat where the topic of our discussion was fear. Fear is no small thing. In a lot of ways, our fears shape the way we live our daily lives.

This is especially true today, in this uncertain time of pandemic. What are we afraid of these days? Death? Taxes? Inflation? Truth? Lies? Coronavirus? Any other virus? Unmasked or masked people? Vaccinated or unvaccinated people? Spiders? Darkness?

​Our fears shape our daily lives.


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Cleaning your nets [audio]

10/13/2021

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16th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the Gospel lesson from Luke 5:1-11

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Learn to love your neighbor to begin to love yourself [text & audio]

10/3/2021

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15th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the Gospel lesson from Matthew 22:35-46

​In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.

There he is – your new brother-in-law. One of those guys who always smells good. You like him.
Your mom says he’s done really well for himself. Your dad wants to go fishing with him.
Your dad does not even like fishing. You like your brother-in-law.
But, you’d like him better if you made more money than he does… don’t get mad, get e-trade.

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Eternal life & perfection [audio]

9/12/2021

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12th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the Gospel lesson from Matthew 19:16-26

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three images of the Church [text & audio]

8/22/2021

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9th Sunday after Pentecost
Homily on both the Epistle reading and Gospel lesson from 1 Corinthians 3:9-17 & Matthew 14:22-34
In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.

Saint Paul and Saint Matthew offer today for us three images of the Church, three symbols through which we can view the Church and our role within the Church. These three images are not exhaustive, of course, because nothing can exhaust the infinite God and His Church. Nonetheless, these symbols are very helpful.

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Ministers of Christ [audio]

8/15/2021

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8th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the Gospel lesson from Matthew 14:14-22

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Celebrating death

8/10/2021

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A sermon delivered during the Funeral of Irina Gozick
In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.
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If there is one thing Orthodox Christians are good at celebrating, it is celebrating death. The central event in the history of our salvation was death. Death of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.


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Living together in a community [text & audio]

8/8/2021

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7th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon on the Epistle reading from Romans 15:1-7
In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.

Today’s Epistle reading from the letter of Saint Paul to the Christian community in Rome comes from a section of about 2-3 chapters where Paul talks about what it means to live together in a mixed community.
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In the first century, the Roman Christian community consisted of Jews and pagans. As such, they had very different views on life in terms of morality and proper worship of God. As Christians, however, their views had to be transformed, had to be enlightened, and in some cases had to be changed.


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Power given to human beings [text & audio]

8/1/2021

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6th Sunday after Pentecost
​on the Gospel lesson from Matthew 9:1-8
In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.
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Last Sunday we heard Christ healing two demon-possessed men in the land of Gergesenes, which was on the shore opposite of the town where Jesus resided. After He healed the two men, and cast the demons into the pigs, who swiftly rushed off the cliff and drowned in the sea, the people of the land came, in fear and astonishment, and asked the Lord … to get out.


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Zeal and righteousness

7/25/2021

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Sunday's sermon on Romans 10:1-10
In the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, one God. Amen.
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Today I would like to focus on and unpack three topics Saint Paul mentions in his Epistle to the Christians in Rome that we just heard. Namely, zeal for God according to accurate knowledge, God’s righteousness, and Christ being the fulfillment of the Law and of all righteousness.


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