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A Parish that emulates the Kingdom of God, a culture overflowing with joy, peace and love, increasing in the Christian faith through the teachings of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church, enlivened by the traditions and values of the Greek Orthodox people.

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Parish Calendar

Wednesday, July 3
4 pmDORMITION FAMILY TABLE
Thursday, July 4
OFFICE CLOSED
Sunday, July 7
3RD SUNDAY OF MATTHEW
8 amOrthros (Morning Service)
9:30 amDIV. LITURGY
Wednesday, July 10
6:30 pmCalendar Meeting
Thursday, July 11
ST. EYPHEMIA
8:30 amOrthros
9:30 amDiv. Liturgy
Sunday, July 14
SUNDAY OF THE HOLY FATHERS
8 amOrthros (Morning Service)
9:30 amDIV. LITURGY
Sunday, July 21
5TH SUNDAY OF MATTHEW
8 amOrthros (Morning Service)
9:30 amDIV. LITURGY
Thursday, July 25
DORTMITION OF ST. ANNA MOTHER OF THE THEOTOKOS

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Orthodox Stewardship

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Why?

Fellowship of Orthodox Stewards
 
 

Saints, Feasts, and Readings for 07/19/2019

5th Friday after Pentecost

St. Paul's Letter to the Romans 16:1-16

Matthew 13:3-9

Macrina the Righteous, sister of St. Basil; Dius, Abbot of Antioch; Saint Theodore, Bishop of Edessa; Translation of the Holy Relics of Righteous Seraphim of Sarov

Visit the Online Chapel for more daily readings, hymns, a monthly calendar of saints and feasts, and more.

The Dormition of the Virgin Mary Festal Hymn (Apolytikion)

In birth, you preserved your virginity; in death, you did not abandon the world, O Theotokos. As mother of life, you departed to the source of life, delivering our souls from death by your intercessions.

Metropolis of Boston Radio Ministry

 

"Beyond secularism"

If the love of many is growing cold, it is because they chose no longer to see the imago Dei, the image of God, in themselves and in others. It is because they see human beings as fungible economic entities instead of as eternal spiritual beings.

What we, as Orthodox Christians, can offer to our secular world is a return to the healthy individuality of our Faith: where every child of God is greeted by name at the chalice.

His Eminence Archbishop Demetrios, Geron of America