Comments on: Fr. John Peck: Orthodox Christian Parenting in the 21st Century [AUDIO]

By: alexis

alexis — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 14:49:11 +0000

I would have to strongly concur with M. Stankovich’s review of Father Peck’s class. I am a single Orthodox Christian male who works in nursing. And trust me, being the minority in a very pink collar profession, I have heard it all – from the single mom with kids (and there are many in this profession), to the spoiled married American female who works part-time and is sponsored by her industrious loving husband, to the bar-hopping one-night-stand jezebels who want “the bad boy.” Father Peck nails it on the head. I listened to each of the four parts very intently, and now I am certain that the married life isn’t for me. I’d rather “have breakfast with the Captain.” Thank you very much, Father Peck, for your wonderful four-part class!

By: Fr. John A. Peck

Fr. John A. Peck — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 04:18:57 +0000

In reply to M. Stankovich. I don't know if I have ever received a more generous compliment or a more glowing endorsement. Thank you.

By: M. Stankovich

M. Stankovich — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 22:37:46 +0000

I don’t know how many took the time to listen to Father John, but, while I can be frequently “skeptical” when I see the label “Orthodox” anything – and this harkens back to the now ancient booklets, “An Orthodox View on Busing,” and “Why Orthodox Christians May Not Pray for the Soul of Leo Tolstoy” – this is an excellent series, and Fr. John is affable, warm, and you could even say “charming.” But he is unmistakably “Orthodox.” A very worthy listen. In my opinion…