160. A Book of Angels by Marigold Hunt, Chapter 6 (Sophia Institute Press, 2004).

161. A Book of Angels by Marigold Hunt, Chapter 7 (Sophia Institute Press, 2004).

162. A Book of Angels by Marigold Hunt, Chapter 8 (Sophia Institute Press, 2004).

163. A Book of Angels by Marigold Hunt, Chapter 9 (Sophia Institute Press, 2004).

164. A Book of Angels by Marigold Hunt, Chapter 10 (Sophia Institute Press, 2004).

165. A Book of Angels by Marigold Hunt, Chapter 11 (Sophia Institute Press, 2004).

166. A Book of Angels by Marigold Hunt, Chapter 12 (Sophia Institute Press, 2004).

167. A Book of Angels by Marigold Hunt, Chapter 13 (Sophia Institute Press, 2004).

168. A Book of Angels by Marigold Hunt, Chapter 13 - Part 2 (Sophia Institute Press, 2004).

Nicholas Meets His Guardian Angel by Eleni Christos and Helen Iakovos-Dalalakis (Light & Life Publishing, 2001).

177. And Then Nicholas Sang by Elizabeth Crispina Johnson (Conciliar Press, 2010).

Bearing the Saint, Chapter one, by Donna Farley (Conciliar Press, 2010).

Bearing the Saint, Chapter two, by Donna Farley (Conciliar Press, 2010).

Bearing the Saint, Chapter three, by Donna Farley (Conciliar Press, 2010).

The Sunday of St. Thomas reminds us that we are always in danger of losing our faith, even if it is proven to us.

Fr. Ted explains that being a real Christian should not be fun.

Fr. Ted explains why Holy Week actually begins with Lazarus Saturday.

Fr. Ted reminds us that we can't serve two masters.

Fr. Ted offers an alternative to the world's view of suffering.

Fr. Ted provides an interesting definition of the word "miracle," explaining that instead of abnormal, a miracle is actually true to our original nature.

Fr. Ted offers a beautiful homily for the Feast of Transfiguration. He urges us to live life within the Church, so that when we come into contact with the light of Truth, we do not squint and turn away.

Fr. Ted speaks on the importance of forgiveness and reminds us of the huge debt we've been forgiven.

Fr. Ted encourages us to keep our moral compasses set firmly on Christ.

Fr. Ted cautions us against letting evil take hold in our hearts.

Fr. Ted discusses the necessity of icons in worship.

Fr. Ted reminds us to be grateful to God our Creator, the giver of all good things.

Fr. Ted speaks of the danger in placing too much emphasis on miracles.

Fr. Ted reminds us that we are temples of the Holy Spirit and to live as such.

Fr. Ted urges encourages us to stay the course, as the feast of Pascha draws near.

Fr. Ted explores Holy Monday's Gospel, explaining how it foreshadows Christ's passion.

Fr. Ted explains how our faith in Christ correlates with our willingness to believe in and trust our brother.

On the Sunday of All Saints, Fr. Ted distinguishes between the image of God, which is a gift given to all of humanity, and the likeness of God, which must be attained through much effort and prayer.

This week's sermon was delivered by guest homilist Metropolitan Sotirios of Canada.

Fr. Ted explains that the purpose of our existence is to transfigure ourselves into being more like Christ.

Guest homilist Fr. Theologos Drakos (Dormition of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church in Hamilton, Ontario) compares fishing to the spiritual life.

Fr. Ted warns us against forgetting that humility is an essential aspect of being a Christian.

Fr. Ted reminds us that icons affirm that God really did come in the flesh.

Fr. Ted reminds us that struggle is an essential component of Christianity.

Fr. Theodore celebrates fathers and reminds them of their importance. He encourages fathers to take a leadership role in the spiritual lives of their children, as their example will be imitated.

Fr. Ted explains that the Feast of the Transfiguration reminds us of who God is as the one who reveals all of our acts and deeds, whether they be good or evil.

Fr. Ted explains why we have such difficulty forgiving others.

Fr. Ted encourages us to read the New Testament before the Old Testament.

Fr. Ted assures us that God's blessings at Church can affect all of the other different facets of our lives.

Fr. Ted laments the fact that the traditions of the Church are not passed down to the next generation with enough frequency.

Fr. Ted reminds us that the best thing we can do to help the youth is to be an example.

Fr. Ted discusses the important of confession and the Eucharist. Without them, he argues, we are both dirty and starving.

Fr. Ted asks, "Why are we subjected to sicknesses and other problems in life?"

Fr. Ted encourages us to emulate St. Simeon.

Fr. Ted reminds us that nothing we have in this life is truly ours.

Fr. Ted inquires into who is really being judged in the story of the Last Judgment.