St Gregory Palamas - A Guide of Orthodoxy vis à vis the West and Roman Catholicism 

There is no better way to begin the day, than by listening to words that impart life to our souls! Dear Fr. Peter, thank you with my whole heart!

These are the kinds of words that aren't spoken enough today, even within the Church itself. What a joy to hear. Thank you Fr. Peter.

This is what all our priest should sound like. Passionate for the truth.

Glory to God for these words

Blessing dear father, I pray all is well with you. Please do not disappear.

Who are we becoming? Not what we are doing ... May our loving Lord guide us to become way more than that which we are ... Thank you dear Father for these enlightening words, once again speaks volumes to our hearts. May God humble us all to truly love Christ as we should ☦️ Καλή δύναμη

I open up RU-vid everyday eagerly looking for a new video from The Orthodox Ethos!

Yes. Lord Jesus the Christ have mercy, have mercy, have mercy.

Thank you Father Peter. I will be dwelling on this and trying to digest it for days, weeks, months and years.

I love St Gregory! Thank you father! Keep fighting the good fight! ❤️🌎👑🥇

Congratulations for the eloquent & informative lecture. St. Gregorios Palamás' emerged from the conflict of Hesychasts (Ησυχαστών) within the orthodox church & monastic community of the XIV century. Perhaps St. Gregory P. was one of the most cultivated & active members of the clergy of those times,able to confront heresy. His exemplary deeds, to appease the religious crisis & debate about the Hesychasm, made him a major figure of the medieval city of Thessaloniki. Thus, the city's cathedral was named after St. Gregorios Palamás in order to honour him equally, as the city's patron & protector, St. Demetrios.

That was a good strong year for the Orthodox Church when these Lectures were going on!!!

Thank you for sharing and teaching God's wisdom and passion with us- I never heard that aestheticism is love!!!

Doamne milueste ma !Amin.

May we have your blessings, Father Peter ☦️

I have watched a few presentations of Orthodoxy by Fr. Heers and I always learn something important about Orthodoxy and our relationship to God. Also, about distinctions in the way Catholics and Orthodox think about and practice Christianity and achieve union with God. Although it is there in Catholic theology, it is very much obscured. Orthodox Christianity makes this essential truth of Christianity much clearer.

Be ever valiant for the truth and God will elevate you, thus he will through you elevate us. For the sake of the church please stand firm.

I am a big sinner. But strange may be, I feel in my bone when someone speake absolutely 100% truth. Take care listen to this men because after hearing this there is no excuse.

Very beautiful and true, God bless you father. It is so important today to insist on the fact that salvation of our souls is only possible in Christ, and that the Church of Christ, His mystical Body, is the Orthodox Church. This is only a "prerequisite", indeed, but so many today just pass by it and never even open the very doors of the Mystery of the Church. I recommend strongly to read our holy father among the saints Justin Popović of Ćelije on this subject (though I am not sure it has been translated into English yet).

such life giving affirmations, just what I need today

This is a very helpful and excellent lecture, thank you!

Absolutely wonderful lecture

Axios Fr. Peter Heers!

Thank you, Father Peter. I needed to hear this message.

Thank you. Very powerful

Amen

Thank you, Fr. Peter! Γρηγόρης

“Salvation is much, much more than being a good person.”

Glory to God! Thank you. 🙏🏻

This man is based

Thank you.

It’s good to be Orthodox. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

спасибо

This lecture was extremely edifying. My only complaint is I wish people attending these lectures were a little more courteous and not bring young children along. The constant talking of the children in the background is a bit distracting.

Was there a limit of 1 hour to upload to RU-vid? It felt slightly edited possibly. I wish could have heard some Q and A But outside this, this was very good words on Saint Gregory, and used his teachings from the triads well to connect to us and today

Fr., bless! What would be a good way to learn about the 8th and 9th Ecumenical Councils? I see they are on Orthodoxwiki, which says that not everyone considers them to be Ecumenical Councils. But that's not the best source.