St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 64 - P2 - "Be Alert Against Mental Wandering"
November 27, 2025 • Very Rev. Emmanuel Stamatiou
Father Emmanuel further explores the themes of Homily 64 - P2 - "Be Alert Against Mental Wandering"
Priceless
November 23, 2025 • Rev. Fr. Petros Georgiadis • Luke 12:16–21
Beauty Will Save the World
November 23, 2025 • Fr Panteleimon Toumbelekis • Revelation 4, Psalm 29:2, John 1:14, Psalm 141:2, Revelation 8:4
5 of 8 | Fr Panteleimon speaks to the beauty of Orthodoxy, tradition, and worship in the Church. As it fills all the senses, engaging the body in prayer and reverence.
Other Scripture mentioned: Mark 12:30
St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 64 - "To Love Truth is to Love Silence"
November 20, 2025 • Very Rev. Emmanuel Stamatiou
Father Emmanuel discusses the themes of Homily 64 - "To Love Truth is to Love Silence"
From Me to We
November 18, 2025 • Fr Michael Psaromatis • Luke 8:26–39, Genesis 1:26, Genesis 4:9, Luke 8:29
How do we live out the Orthodox path from self to communion, in a world where self efficiency is the focus?
Fr Michael Psaromatis, of the parish of St Demetrios, Salisbury in Adelaide, speaks in depth of our Communion with God and each other.
The Lord calls us from solitude to Communion many times, and this is evident in many instances in the Gospel and Church.
The Hours and the Shape of a Prayerful Life
November 17, 2025 • Fr Panteleimon Toumbelekis • Acts 2:15, Matthew 27:46–50, Ephesians 5:16
5 of 8 | How do the Hours connect to our daily lives? Fr Panteleimon discusses how we can incorporate them into the rhythm of our days, and the importance of each prayer.
Psalms mentioned: 118:164, 16, 24, 50, 83, 84, 85
Hospital for Sinners
November 16, 2025 • Rev. Fr. Petros Georgiadis
St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 63/64 - "True Wisdom is Gazing at God"
November 13, 2025 • Very Rev. Emmanuel Stamatiou
St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 63/64 - "True Wisdom is Gazing at God"
Recipe for Miracles
November 9, 2025 • Rev. Fr. Petros Georgiadis
St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 62/63 - "The Greatest of All Mortal Men Is He Who Converses With God"
November 7, 2025 • Very Rev. Emmanuel Stamatiou
St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 62/63 - "The Greatest of All Mortal Men Is He Who Converses With God"
St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 62 - "Love Abolishes Fear"
October 30, 2025 • Very Rev. Emmanuel Stamatiou
Scripture and Tradition
October 28, 2025 • Fr Panteleimon Toumbelekis • 2 Thessalonians 2:15, John 21:25, Acts 8
4 of 8 | The Bible is alive within the living Tradition of the Church.
Fr Panteleimon Toumbelekis discusses the unbreakable connection of the Holy Bible and Orthodox Tradition. Scripture is lived and understood in the context of the Holy Church.
Clear Conscience
October 26, 2025 • Rev. Fr. Petros Georgiadis
St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 61/62 - "What they did to become Saints and then to consider themselves
October 23, 2025 • Very Rev. Emmanuel Stamatiou
Father Emmanuel discusses St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 61/62 - "What they did to become Saints and then to consider themselves as nothing"
In a world that tells us to invent ourselves, Orthodoxy reminds us that our true identity is already given: we are living icons of God, created in His image and called to reflect His love. In Christ, the shattered pieces of who we are are restored, revealing the real, radiant self we were always meant to be.
This talk was held at Sofia UTS on 19th August.
Sunday after the Exaltation of the Cross
October 20, 2025 • Fr Michael Psaromatis • Matthew 12:40
Sep 21st 2025
Fr Michael Psaromatis, of the parish of St Demetrios, Salisbury in Adelaide, speaks of the Holy Cross and the story of the minor Prophet Jonah.
The Greatest Miracle Ever
October 19, 2025 • Rev. Fr. Petros Georgiadis
St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 61 - "Without trials in the experience of evil we cannot have a taste...
October 16, 2025 • Very Rev. Emmanuel Stamatiou
Father Emmanuel discusses St Isaac the Syrian: Homily 61 - "Without trials in the experience of evil we cannot have a taste for the good."
The Divine Liturgy
October 13, 2025 • Fr Panteleimon Toumbelekis
4 of 8 | The time of the Kingdom is found in the Divine Liturgy.
Fr Panteleimon Toumbelekis discusses the significance of the service of the Divine Liturgy, as both mystical participation and practical transformation.
