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November 30, 2013 By Fr. John A. Peck

Day 17: Holiday Depression

I sincerely hope you had a blessed, restful and grateful Thanksgiving Day. The topic for Sunday, December 1 - Day 17 of our 30 (40) Days of Blogging is HOLIDAY DEPRESSION You may or may not see it, but it is all around you. Look close. Blog.     … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 30 (40) days blogging Tagged With: 30 (40) days blogging, holiday depression

November 27, 2013 By Fr. John A. Peck

Homily on the Holy Apostle Andrew

by St. John Chrysostom Strong is the net used by the apostles to fish, wondrous the memory of Andrew, and marvelous the commemoration of the net he employed to catch the nations and to lead them to faith in Christ! The seine of those deathless mortals, the apostles, can never be torn by … [Read more...]

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November 26, 2013 By Fr. John A. Peck

Days 13, 14, 15, & 16

As promised, today I'm giving you the topics for the next four days, so you have some time to work ahead. Enjoy the National Holiday and blog well. These are topics worth blogging about. Here are your topics: Wednesday, November 27 - Day 13 EUCHARIST AS THE GREAT … [Read more...]

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All Saints of North America Orthodox Church (ASONA) in Sun City, Arizona is one of Arizona's Christian Churches for visitors, inquirers, catechumens, and lifelong Orthodox faithful. Rooted in the worship of Jesus Christ and the historic Christian faith, ASONA is known for faithful preaching, experienced clergy, and one of the most comprehensive parish catechism programs in the United States. Since 2018, the ASONA Catechism has been used by Orthodox clergy and parishes around the world, reflecting the parish's commitment to clear, systematic Orthodox instruction. ASONA's clergy are dedicated to teaching the Orthodox faith with clarity, wisdom, and pastoral care. Whether you are exploring Christianity for the first time, coming from a Protestant or Roman Catholic background, or returning to the Church after many years, you will find thoughtful guidance, biblical teaching, and a welcoming path into the life of the Orthodox Church. Just as important, ASONA is a vibrant parish family where singles, young adults, families with children, and retirees worship and grow together. Through reverent services, authentic Christian fellowship, and intentional lifelong discipleship, ASONA strives to help every person know Christ more deeply and faithfully live the Orthodox Christian life.