Father Peter's Podcasts

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• peter_saad

  April 2012

  Also, if you have an iPhone, you can download "Coptic Corner." app
• mabsoota

  April 2012

  u r preaching faster than i can listen!
  the last one was good though.
  :)
• peterfarrington

  April 2012

  Lol! I am glad that one of them was good.
• Ioannes

  April 2012

  Abouna, I was hoping that in your podcast on the soul after death that you would include St Theophilus' homily on death and judgment. That is probably one of the most terrifying things I have ever read.
• mabsoota

  April 2012

  i am sure they are all good, just i only listened to one recently!
  :o
• peterfarrington

  April 2012

  I have just uploaded a new podcast which is called..
  
  The Intermediate State of the Soul according to St Severus
  
  You can find it here...
  
  http://orthodoxfaith.podbean.com/2012/04/09/the-intermediate-state-of-the-soul-after-death-in-st-severus/
• peterfarrington

  April 2012

  Dear Peter
  
  No, on the contrary, we have most of his writings available.
  
  These comprise of:
  
  i. The collection of his Homilies, which amount to 127 texts. They are available in French translation. I have translated one into English so far here, but it is not hosted online anymore so I'll need to upload it somewhere.
  
  ii. The selection of his Letters, which amount to about 300, from a collection that is estimated to have been about 4,000 in extent.
  
  iii. Two volumes of his Hymns which are translated into English
  
  iv. Some of his Liturgical material, including a Liturgy of the Pre-Sanctified Gifts which he seems to have been important in developing.
  
  v. The Philalathes - translated into French
  
  vi. ad Nephalium - translated into Latin (no modern European translation)
  
  vii. contra impium Grammaticum - translated into Latin (no modern European translation)
  
  viii. La polémique antijulianiste - four volumes translated into French
  
  ix. Various synodal letters etc are found in English translation in some of the Chronicles
  
  x. There are other smaller fragments in academic literature, including passages from a commentary on Exodus.
  
  This represents the majority of St Severus written work. If you have French or are willing to learn then there is a great deal available. I am still trying to pick up good enough Syriac to read the rest. I'd certainly like to be able to translate all the Homilies if the Lord spares me.
  
  Father Peter