Translating the Tradition
Fr. Justin (Edward) HewlettSermons and miscellaneous musings from St. John of Shanghai Orthodox Church in Vancouver, BC, Canada - mostly by Fr. Justin Hewlett. translatingthetradition.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualityPhilosophySociety & Culture | |||
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Today we are celebrating the great feast of St. Peter and Paul in anticipation, since it’s actually tomorrow. Given that, and given the content of the daily Gospel we just heard, I want to speak to you about authority.
Authority is not a particularl... more
We were blessed to have Reader James Mullin, our local expert in the Celtic saints, give the homily on the feast-day of All Saints of Britain and Ireland:
The Scriptures say, “Be still and know that I am God.” The Scriptures also say, “In repentance... more
“Little children, love one another.”
These were the words of the Apostle John when he was too feeble and old to say anything else to his flock. All he would say to them was, simply: “Little children, love one another.”
Last night, as we were listen... more
We were blessed, today, to have Fr. Nathanael, one of the founding members of St. John’s, with us. Here is his homily on the Gospel for today.
Our Gospel reading today was a composite one. The first part is the commemoration of the paralytic, where ... more
It was finished. Or rather, Jesus’ work was finished — but his body was still hanging on the cross. His spirit had gone from it, but his body was still there.
The body is something fundamentally important in our tradition. We often think of the Gree... more
So tonight, as we approach the end of Great Lent and move toward Lazarus Saturday, the story given to us from Genesis to meditate upon is the end of the story of Joseph. It’s an amazing story — it takes up a big chunk of Genesis, actually. And nothin... more
So we’re getting to the end of Great Lent, and the Church gives us, on this Sunday, St. Mary of Egypt to think about.
I won’t go through the whole of the story of St. Mary of Egypt, but just very briefly, St. Mary was very much not a saint at the be... more
So on this Wednesday of Great Lent, we’re given the story of Noah just after the flood to meditate on. The story is about the first recorded sin after the flood. Noah and his sons Shem, Ham, and Japheth come out of the ark, and God blesses them. It t... more
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