

Christ is Risen! The Fifth Sunday after Pascha Sunday of the Samaritan Woman The Samaritan Woman Tne of the most ancient cities of the Promised Land was Shechem, also called

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The third Sunday of Holy Pascha is observed by the Orthodox Church as the Sunday of the Holy Myrrhbearers. The day commemorates when the women disciples of our Lord came to the tomb to anoint his body with myrrh-oils but found the tomb empty. As the woman wondered what this meant, angels appeared proclaiming that Christ had risen from the dead.

Christ is Risen! The First Sunday after PaschaSunday of Thomas the ApostleSt. George the Victory Bearer The Sunday of Thomas the Apostle Though the doors were shut at the dwelling

Pascha (Passover) The Resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Pascha Holy Week comes to an end at sunset of Great and Holy Saturday, as the Church prepares to

Palm Sunday The Triumphal Entry of Our Lord Jesus Christ into Jerusalem Palm Sunday On the Sunday before the Feast of Great and Holy Pascha and at the beginning of

Fifth Sunday of Great LentSt. Mary of Egypt Divine Liturgy of St. Basil the Great Who was St. Mary of Egypt? Our holy mother Mary was born in Egypt. She

Third Sunday of Great LentVeneration of the Precious and Life Giving Cross Divine Liturgy of St. Basil the Great St. Gregory Palamas, Abp. Of Thessaloniki Each of the Sundays of
Parents: Bring your child to Divine Liturgy. Afterwards we will have a pancake breakfast, hear confessions, and make the Crosses for Palm Sunday. We need a count. Please sign up
On Pascha Sunday we will come together again after the Pascha service to celebrate Agape Vespers (Sunday, April 16, 2017), a very short service followed by a community wide Pascha
Plan on attending St. Peter’s Palm Sunday Brunch following the Divine Liturgy on Sunday, April 9, 2016. We need an idea of how many people are attending. If you plan

Second Sunday of Great LentSt. Gregory Palamas, Archbishop of Thessalonica Divine Liturgy of St. Basil the Great Our holy Father Gregory was born in Constantinople in 1296 of aristocratic parents