Author Archives: frjosephhuneycutt

[Meditations are intended to be read sequentially, from 1 to 33.] Again in the Wilderness … Our mouths are dry, our bellies empty. What shall we do to quench our thirst? To quell our appetites? To refresh our souls? We … Continue reading →

[Meditations are intended to be read sequentially, from 1 to 33.] Let us travel into the Wilderness … Ahead, through the blinding, haze, nothing appears. All is naught, all is night. To our left is a garden, an oasis of … Continue reading →

At present, before the day of judgment comes, even though the Spirit cannot dwell within those who are unworthy, He nevertheless is present in a limited way with those who have been baptized, hoping that their conversion will result in … Continue reading →

This is a tragic story … worth reading (especially for fathers). WARNING: graphic details! Follow up story.

Today, on the Feast of Pentecost, I, though unworthy, celebrated my 10th anniversary as an Orthodox priest. It’s been a rough road. Moments of glory mixed with suffering — all of which were complicated by my own sinfulness and shortcomings … Continue reading →