Sermons online

[Seraphim of Alabama]

Hi, can anyone tell me where I can find Orthodox sermons or homilies online? I mean audio, not just printed sermons. I already know Orthodox.tv which I recomend to anyone, it's a paid site, but worth it, I've found.

[Suzannah]

Dismas, a member of TAW, might have some at his site: www.orthotracts.org (http://www.orthotracts.org)

He has audio tapes there, I know....I haven't seen him in a long time...very good guy, that Dismas!

:thumbsup:

[Oblio]

www.inbn.net

[Rilian]

Orthodox Tapes (http://orthodoxtapes.org/)

[Marjorie]

http://orthodox.tv has some audio sermons and lectures for free (I have a paid membership.)

In IC XC,
Marjorie

[nicodemus]

Seraphim....where are you from in Alabama? I lived in Birmingham my whole life...and just moved to Florida about 8-10 weeks ago.

[Seraphim of Alabama]

I am from a small town in Franklin County, in the NW. I live in Taiwan now. I was ShiFuBill, but for some reason I can't access my account.
bd

[Seraphim of Alabama]

Thanks everyone for posting but I had already seen all those sites. I wonder if maybe anyone knows of any parish websites where they post sermons. Here is one with some (free) sermons by Bp. KALLISTOS that are available on orthodox.tv for a cost. Also the Greek Archdioces website (goarch).org has downloadable videos, including more sermons and an interview with Bp. KALLISTOS + others.

[Grand_Duchess-Elizaveta]

I am from a small town in Franklin County, in the NW. I live in Taiwan now. I was ShiFuBill, but for some reason I can't access my account.
bdHi, ShiFuBill!!! :wave: I didn't know that was you! Sorry CF screwed up your account. I've heard of that happening to others. I hope all is well in Taiwan.:)

[The Virginian]

Hi, can anyone tell me where I can find Orthodox sermons or homilies online? I mean audio, not just printed sermons. I already know Orthodox.tv which I recomend to anyone, it's a paid site, but worth it, I've found.
I know you had asked for audio sermons, and have found a couple of places towards that end. www.ccel.org (http://www.ccel.org) has many of the sermons of St. John Chrysostom, which when remembered, I use as commentary on the Epistle and Gospel reading for the day. Matthew and John are the only Gospels which St. Chrysostom's homilies cover; however, they arenot audio.


the sinful and unworthy servant