Orthodox Ethos

In this special release episode of the Orthodox Ethos podcast, join Fr. Peter Heers in the keynote lecture of the St. Kosmas Conference on Orthodox Education, given in April of 2018 . In this talk, Fr. Peter explores homeschooling around the world as it is practiced today and the history of compulsory state education, while offering encouragement to Orthodox families struggling to preserve the Faith from within an environment hostile to Christ and to raise true children of God. Interested in...

In this Orthodox Ethos extended podcast, first aired in April of 2022, join Fr. Peter Heers as he examines the phenomenon of the modern "Ecumenical Movement": the goals of this movement, the methodology and implications of it, and the patristic response from the Saints and Elders of our day to what was described by St. Justin Popovic as an ecclesiological "pan-heresy" encompassing all others. Interested in learning more about Orthodoxy? See our Orthodoxy 101 videos: https://www.orthodoxetho...

Why does God allow war and conflict to arise? In this Orthodox Ethos extended podcast, first recorded in March of 2022, join Fr. Peter Heers in discussing the deeper spiritual origins of war and the mistaken geopolitical assumptions prevalent in the modern age, dispelling the false narratives by heeding the prophetic words of the Holy Fathers. Interested in learning more about Orthodoxy? See our Orthodoxy 101 videos: https://www.orthodoxethos.com/orthodoxy101 Join our LIVE Q&A with Fr....

In this special release podcast, join Fr. Peter Heers for a lecture given in the Spring of 2023 on the topic of Pentecost, the Feast of the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the world, and the exalted Feast in which we celebrate our birth into the fullness of life in the one Holy, Apostolic, and Catholic Church. Blessed art Thou, O Christ our God, Who hast shown forth the fishermen as supremely wise by sending down upon them the Holy Spirit, and through them didst draw the world into Thy net....

Join Fr. Peter Heers for this lecture given in February of 2022, as he cautions the faithful Orthodox Christians of our day to be watchful for the innovative and heretical ideas encouraged by our secularized and confused culture; from the shedding of the traditional cassock, to the introduction of women to the diaconate, the joining of Masonic and fraternal orders, and more. Interested in learning more about Orthodoxy? See our Orthodoxy 101 videos: https://www.orthodoxethos.com/orthodoxy101...