Chrysostom: Homily 15 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 14 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 13 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 12 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 11 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 10 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 9 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 8 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 7 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 6 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 5 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 4 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 3 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 2 on Acts
Chrysostom: Homily 1 on Acts
From this radiant day of Pascha onward, we begin reading Saint John Chrysostom's Commentary on the Acts of the Holy Apostles, which we finish before the Sunday of All Saints.
Epiphanius: What is this? Today there is great silence
After the Vesperal Liturgy, a reading from the Homily of Saint Epiphanius, What is this? Today there is great silence.
Chrysostom: Homily 89 for the Feast
Holy Saturday, Matins: Then we read Homily 89 of the Commentaries on the Gospel of Saint Matthew by Saint John Chrysostom, on: “On the morrow, which followed the day of the Preparation…”
Melito of Sardis: On Pascha
On Pascha: Melito of Sardis (Popular Patristics vol. 20). Trans. Alistair Stewart-Sykes. St. Vladimir Seminary Press. 2001.
Andrew of Crete: On the Palms
Then we read the homily of Saint Andrew of Crete concerning the Feast.
Note: No published English translation of this homily is available. The version shared here is a provisional translation prepared with digital tools (Google Translate compared against ChatGPT & Claude) and human revision, offered for reading while a more formal translation is lacking. Caveat emptor.
