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St. Peter Newsletter December 12, 2017
Sunday of the Forefathers (Ancestors) of Christ Prophet Daniel and the Three Holy Youths Ananias, Azarias and Mishael;
St. Peter Newsletter December 5, 2017
The Martyrs Menas, Eugraphos and Hermogenes of Alexandria, Giving to NAMI, Who Was the Real Santa Claus? Wisdom from the Elders, Christmas Worship Schedule, more…
St. Nicholas Celebration on December 5, starting at 6:00pm
Plan to attend the St. Nicholas Day Celebration Tuesday December 5, 2017. We will begin with Divine Liturgy at 6:00pm (note time!) followed by a presentation on the real Santa Claus!
St. Peter Newsletter November 28, 2017
When a person observes the commandments of God, working to be cleansed of one’s passions, then the mind is enlightened; it attains spiritual vision, and the soul becomes as resplendent as it was before the Fall of man. St. Paisios of Mount Athos
St. Nicholas Celebration December 5, 2017
Mark you calendars for the St. Nicholas Day Celebration Tuesday December 5, 2017. We will begin with Divine
St. Peter Newsletter November 22, 2017
Venerable Alypios the Stylite, Thanksgiving Services, Christmas Pot-Luck, St. Nicholas Celebration, Music in Worship, Nativity Worship Schedule, more…
St. Peter Newsletter November 14, 2017
The Prophet Obadiah, Presentation of the Theotokos Liturgy, Thanksgiving Liturgy, St. Nicholas Celebration, Christmas Fast Begins, more…
St. Peter Newsletter November 7, 2017 — St. John the Almsgiver, Supporting Toys for Tots and NAMI, Synaxis of the Archangels and St. Nektarios Liturgies, Wisdom from the Elders, more…
St. John the Almsgiver, Supporting Toys for Tots and NAMI, Synaxis of the Archangels and St. Nektarios Liturgies, Wisdom from the Elders, more…
St. Raphael of Brooklyn Liturgy and Church Clean Up Day, Saturday, November 4
The Divine Liturgy starts at 9:00am, Church clean up follows around 10:00am. While St. Raphael is remembered by historians as a learned theologian, gifted missionary, prolific translator and writer, and the first to be consecrated to the sacred episcopacy in the New World, in popular piety and devotion his memory is cherished as an icon of the good shepherd who collects a scattered flock, leads his lambs to a safe and verdant pasture and ultimately lays down his life for them.