Christ is Risen!
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Vespers is cancelled for this evening, 29 April 2023.
Please join us tomorrow morning, Sunday, 30 April, for the Divine Liturgy. All are welcome!
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A Blessed Pascha to All!
Christ is Risen! Indeed He is Risen!
A blessed Pascha to all!
Holy Saturday and Holy Pascha
Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory forever!
Please join us for the Holy Saturday Liturgy this morning at 10am and the celebration of the Resurrection of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ tonight with the Midnight Office at 11:30pm, followed by Paschal Matins and the Paschal Divine Liturgy. We will conclude with the blessing of Pascha baskets and our joyous communal meal.
All are welcome as we celebrate this Great and Holy Feast!
Updated: Feast of the Annunciation
Please note that a previous version of this post incorrectly stated the start time for the Festal Liturgy as 10am. The correct time is 9am on 25 March 2023.
Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory forever!
Please join us on Saturday, 25 March, as we celebrate the Feast of the Annunciation of our Most Holy Lady, the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary with the Festal Divine Liturgy at 9am.
All are welcome as we celebrate this Great Feast of our Church!
1st Sunday of Lent: The Triumph of Orthodoxy
Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory forever!
Sunday, 05 March 2023, is the first Sunday of Lent and the Triumph of Orthodoxy, so-called as it commemorates the 9th century restoration of icons and their veneration (i.e., Orthodoxy) against the iconoclasts. The “triumph of Orthodoxy” does not -and should never- imply a modern arrogance or spirit of triumphalism.
Following the Divine Liturgy we will conclude our worship with a procession with icons and the Rite of Orthodoxy. Everyone is encouraged to bring their favorite icon for the procession.
The Epistle and Gospel readings for Sunday are:
⁜ Hebrews 11:24-26, 32-12:2 (Epistle)
⁜ John 1:43-51 (Gospel)
About this Sunday we read from the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese website: “The theme of the victory of the icons, by its emphasis on the incarnation, points us to the basic Christian truth that the one whose death and resurrection we celebrate at Easter was none other than the Word of God who became human in Jesus Christ…. | continue reading at the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese website.
Pray for Ukraine
Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory forever!
On this one year anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine, please pray for her people, leaders, and those involved in this terrible conflict, as well as for all involved in conflicts in all places.
Lord our God, remember and have mercy on our brothers and sisters who are involved in every civil conflict. Remove from their midst all hostility, confusion and hatred. Lead everyone along the path of reconciliation and peace, we pray You, hear us and have mercy on us.
