Audio Orthodox Christian Sermons on the Gospels, Epistles and other topics https://www.orthodox.net//sermons/ no en-us May be freely distributed only if atttribution is made, not for commercial usage or sale. Author retains all rights. homily,homilies,sermons,sunday,gospels,gospels,epistles,bible,catechesis,catechism,eastern,orthodoxy,russian,orthodoxy,dallas,mckinney,saint,nicholas,priest,seraphim,hollandSunday Homilies on readings for the day.Homilies at St Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, Dallas, on scripture and other topicsPriest Seraphim Hollandseraphim@orthodox.netPriest Seraphim Holland AUDIO sermon:7th Sunday of Pascha. First we explain why the Fathers of the First Ecumenical council are remembered on the Sunday preceding Pentecost. There is a very good reason. What follows is important for all Christians to know and live by - an exegesis of the beginning of the High priestly prayer of Jesus - John 17:1-13. Let us especially understand the promise: " Keep through thine own name those whom thou hast given me, that they may be one, as we are." https://www.orthodox.net//sermons/pascha-sun-07_2016+1st-council+exegesis-of-high-priestly-prayer_john17-1-13.mp3 https://www.orthodox.net//sermons/pascha-sun-07_2016+1st-council+exegesis-of-high-priestly-prayer_john17-1-13.mp3 Mon, 13 Jun 2016 15:22:52 -0600 Priest Seraphim Holland AUDIO sermon:7th Sunday of Pascha. First we explain why the Fathers of the First Ecumenical council are remembered on the Sunday preceding Pentecost. There is a very good reason. What follows is important for all Christians to know and live by - an exegesis of the beginning of the High priestly prayer of Jesus - John 17:1-13. Let us especially understand the promise: " Keep through thine own name those whom thou hast given me, that they may be one, as we are." no sermons,homilies,homily,eastern orthodoxy,russian orthodoxy,russian orthodox,gospels,epistles,bible,catechesis,catechism seraphim@orthodox.net (Priest Seraphim Holland)AUDIO sermon:7th Sunday of Pascha. First we explain why the Fathers of the First Ecumenical council are remembered on the Sunday preceding Pentecost. There is a very good reason. What follows is important for all Christians to know and live by - an exegesis of the beginning of the High priestly prayer of Jesus - John 17:1-13. Let us especially understand the promise: " Keep through thine own name those whom thou hast given me, that they may be one, as we are."