Christ is Risen! Indeed, He is Risen!
A joyous Pascha celebration was held last night at Four Evangelists Orthodox Church with the Midnight Office and procession, followed by Paschal Matins and the Festal Divine Liturgy. The night ended with the traditional blessing of the baskets and our parish feast.
Below are a few pictures from the Paschal celebration.
Christ is Risen! Indeed, He is Risen!
Wishing you a blessed Feast of the Resurrection of Our Lord!
Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory forever!
Parish family and friends,
Unfortunately, due to plumbing issues resulting in a lack of operational restrooms, this morning’s 10:00AM Vesperal Divine Liturgy has been canceled as plumbers will be on-site to make repairs.
Paschal Services will begin tonight at the normally scheduled time (11:30PM) with the Midnight Office, followed by the Procession, Festal Matins, Festal Divine Liturgy, the Blessing of Pascha Baskets, and our Agape Feast.
We apologize for the disruption this brings to our Holy Week service schedule, but we look forward to worshiping with everyone tonight as we celebrate the Resurrection of Our Lord!
Today is the beginning of our salvation, / the revelation of the eternal mystery! / The Son of God becomes the Son of the Virgin / as Gabriel announces the coming of Grace. / Together with him let us cry to the Theotokos: / Hail, O Full of Grace, / the Lord is with You! — Troparion for the Feast of the Annunciation
Please join us Thursday evening, 24 March 2022 at 6PM, as we celebrate the Feast of the Annunciation with the vigil for the feast. All are welcome!
What: Vigil for the Feast of the Annunciation
When: 24 March 2022 at 6PM
Where: Four Evangelists Orthodox Church
What: Prayer Service for Ukraine
When: 22 March 2022 at 7PM
Where: Four Evangelists Orthodox Church
As we continue our prayers for Ukraine, we will again be serving a Moleben (a service of intercession or supplication) for those suffering from the recent Russian invasion, followed by a Panikhyda (a memorial service) for those who have lost their lives in the continuing hostilities, especially innocent civilians and children in recent days.
All are welcome as we pray for the peace and protection of the people of Ukraine, as well as an end to the war.
Glory to Jesus Christ!
Please join us Tuesday evening, 15 March at 7PM, as we continue our prayers for Ukraine by serving a Moleben (a service of intercession or supplication) for those suffering from the recent Russian invasion, followed by a Panikhyda (a memorial service) for those who have lost their lives in the continuing hostilities, especially innocent civilians and children in recent days.
All are welcome as we continue to pray for the peace and protection of the people of Ukraine, as well as an end to the war.
