Christ in Roslindale

Christ in Roslindale

di Fr. Alexandros Pretorian

Miglioramento personale Cristianità

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Take up Your Cross - What it takes to be Like Christ

Join us for a soulful sermon delivered by Fr. Alexandros Pretorian on the Third Sunday of Lent (Sunday of the Holy Cross) March 15, 2026,at St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church in Roslindale, MA. In this message, Fr. Alexandros explores the profound call to "take up your cross" and what it truly means to follow in the footsteps of Christ during our Lenten journey. Gospel of Mark 8:34-38; 9:1

Christ's Words on Friendship-Second Sunday of Lent 2026

Fr. Alexandros Pretorian presents his weekly sermon in Greek and English. This week's lesson focuses on The Second Sunday of Lent with a Message on Friendship as Illustrated by Christ In the Gospel of Mark 2:1-12.

Sunday of Orthodoxy

Sunday of Orthodoxy. What does it mean to be a true Christian? Sunday Sermon Series by Fr. Alexandros Pretorian, of St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church, Roslindale, MA on the Sunday of Orthodoxy. This sermon is presented in Greek and English. This Sunday-the first Sunday of the Great Lent, is the Sunday that is trying to remind us and to teach us what we are, what is our identity, above all. We are first Orthodox Christians and after that, whatever we are by heritage or by land.

Forgiveness Sunday (Cheesefare Sunday)

Fr. Alexandros Pretorian presents his weekly sermon in Greek and English. This week's lesson focuses on Beginning Holy Lent with Forgiveness and Humility. In the Gospel of Matthew 6:14-21 Christ reminds us to fast, without becoming hypocrites.

Judgment Sunday (Meatfare Sunday)

Judgment Sunday (Meatfare Sunday) Matthew 25:31-46 Fr. Alexandros Pretorian from St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church, Roslidale, MA invites you to his weekly sermon. Kontakion of Judgment (Meatfare) Sun. O God, when You come upon the earth in glory, the whole world will tremble. A river of fire will bring all before Your Judgment Seat and the books will be opened, and everything in secret will become public. At that time, deliver me from the fire which never dies, and enable me to stand by Your right hand, O Judge most just.

Are We Sincere with One Another and with God?

Sincerity of Heart: Lessons from the Publican & The Pharisee As we enter the Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee, Fr. Alexandros Pretorian of St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church (Roslindale, MA) delivers a profound call to spiritual honesty. This sermon marks the beginning of our journey toward Holy Lent, focusing on the theme of "Sincerity of Heart." "There is no hiding, for God knows all." In this podcast highlight, Fr. Alexandros explains that Lent is not just about rules, but a "great opportunity for us to be sincere with ourselves, with one another, and with God." He challenges us to move beyond the masks we wear—the pride of the Pharisee or the shame of the Tax Collector—to simply become "people of God" once again. This bilingual sermon is presented in Greek and English.

Are We Ever Grateful to God?

Are We Ever Grateful to God? The Healing of the Ten Lepers "Where are the nine?" In this sermon based on the Gospel of Luke 17:12-19, Fr. Alexandros Pretorian of St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church (Roslindale, MA) explores the spiritual necessity of gratitude. While ten were healed of their physical affliction, only one—a Samaritan—returned to fall at the feet of Christ in thanks. Fr. Alexandros discusses how we often approach God with our "shopping list" of needs, but frequently forget to return with a "sacrifice of praise." This message serves as a reminder that true faith is found in a grateful heart. This sermon is presented in Greek and English.

Are We Every Grateful to God?

Are We Ever Grateful to God? | The Healing of the Ten Lepers "Where are the nine?" In this sermon based on the Gospel of Luke 17:12-19, Fr. Alexandros Pretorian of St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church (Roslindale, MA) explores the spiritual necessity of gratitude. While ten were healed of their physical affliction, only one—a Samaritan—returned to fall at the feet of Christ in thanks. Fr. Alexandros discusses how we often approach God with our "shopping list" of needs, but frequently forget to return with a "sacrifice of praise." This message serves as a reminder that true faith is found in a grateful heart. This sermon is presented in Greek and English.

St. John the Baptist

January 7, 2026 St. John The Baptist Fr. Alexandros Pretorian's sermon in Greek and English

Sunday before Epiphany

Repentance: The Changing of the Mind | Sunday Before Epiphany "Prepare the way of the Lord!" On this Sunday before the Great Feast of Epiphany, Fr. Alexandros Pretorian of St. Nectarios Greek Orthodox Church (Roslindale, MA) explores the profound meaning of Metanoia through the Gospel of Mark 1:1-8. True repentance is more than just feeling sorry; it is a radical "changing of the mind" and a redirection of our entire lives toward Christ. As we prepare for the Baptism of our Lord, Fr. Alexandros discusses how St. John the Baptist’s call to the Jordan remains a vital invitation for us today. This Bilingual sermon is presented in Greek and English

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