November 24, 2021
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22:30Now PlayingDate November 24th, 2021
Father Josiah Trenham
In this video, produced by Orthodox Inter Seminary Movement, Father Josiah discusses the priorities he has learned and maintained since he was first ordained. In particular, Father Josiah emphasizes how important it is for a priest to remember his identity of a Christian, a husband/father, and a priest when ministering so that he is not pulled away from what the Lord calls him to do.
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