Fr. Ted argues that Saints are those who have their priorities properly organized.

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 the theology of the Cross and the place it should hold within our own hearts and within our spirituality as Orthodox Christians.

Fr. Ted reminds us that only in Orthodox Christianity do we have the totality of Holy Tradition.

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

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

Fr. Ted reminds us that we have an obligation to serve the Creator.

Fr. Ted argues that we too often neglect the role of the older brother in the parable of the Prodigal Son.

Fr. Ted reminds us that our journey toward God has already begun.

Fr. Ted reminds us that Palm Sunday is actually a tragic event because the people recognize the Messiah not as He is, but as they want him to be.

Fr. Ted shares his homily from Great and Holy Thursday.

Fr. Ted reminds us that it is impossible for us to be Christians without the Holy Spirit.

Fr. Ted speaks at the Biennial Clergy-Laity Conference for the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Canada in Vancouver.

Metropolitan Sotirios of Canada gives the homily at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Winnipeg.

Fr. Ted explains what the story of Jonah has to do with the Resurrection of Christ.

Fr. Ted explains that the cross teaches us humility and how our relationship with God is supposed to be.

Fr. Gregory Scratch is the guest speaker at the Vespers of the Feast of St. Demetrios.

Fr. Ted explains how the gospel of love is lived out in our lives today and how it was lived out in the past.

Sbdn. Alex Younes delivers the keynote address at Youth Sunday at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church. Sbdn. Alex is from the Antiochian Archdiocese and attends St. George Antiochian in Toronto

Fr. Ted reminds us that we must be a spiritual light to our children.

Fr. Ted reminds us that confession is a reconciliation.

Fr. Ted explains that the Incarnation cannot be learned, but it can be experienced.

Fr. Ted connects the forty day blessing of newborn children to the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord in the Temple.

Dr. John Karvelas speaks at the Greek Orthodox Metropolis Youth Assembly in Winnipeg, Canada.

The Rev. Fr. Gregory Scratch speaks at the Greek Orthodox Metropolis Youth Assembly in Winnipeg, Canada.

Fr. Ted compares ascending St. John's ladder to traveling from earth up into space.

Keith Thomas Sandberg speaks at a lecture sponsored by the Winnipeg Orthodox Clergy Association after the Vespers of St. Mary of Egypt.

Which Messiah are you waiting for—the real one or the one you have created in your mind?

The most important part of the Paschal service is not the Holy Light, but rather the Divine Liturgy in which we receive Holy Communion.

Fr. Ted explores the hierarchy of deacon, priest, and bishop.

Fr. Ted discusses what you will see in Divine Liturgy that includes an ordination.

If the window of our soul is clean, then light comes in and illumines all things.

The whole point of the Christian life is to stay on course. Sin is deviating from that course.

What we mean by humility and witnessing for Christ here in the Western world is a far different thing from what Christians are experiencing in the Middle East.

The priest is simply the vehicle by which Christ moves us from one place to another.

The world's time is different than God's time, and we need to be able to strike a balance between the two.

God calls us from the rest of humanity to become something different than what we are.

The reason the Nativity fast exists is to remind us of who we are in Christ and what we cannot take with us to the world to come.

Christmas is important because God became man.

Fr. Ted encourages us to fully experience the lenten struggle and all that it entails.

Fr. Ted speaks at an adult lenten retreat at All Saints Greek Orthodox Church in Toronto, Ontario.

Fr. Ted shares his Paschal homily.

The more secular society gets, the more we begin to forget those things that used to come naturally to us.

Fr. Ted discusses St. Nicholas.

Fr. Ted takes a closer look at three of the individuals listed in the genealogy of Christ.

The whole reason Christ comes into the world is to die.

Fr. Ted explains why we bless the waters on Theophany.

Fr. Ted introduces St. Gregory of Nyssa and his theology.