St. Peter the Apostle Antiochian Orthodox Church
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First Sunday of Great LentThe Triumph of Orthodoxy Divine Liturgy of St. Basil the Great The Sunday of Orthodoxy is the first Sunday of Great Lent. The dominant theme of
Sunday of Forgiveness (Cheese Fare)The Explusion of Adam and Eve from the Garden Sunday of Forgiveness, the last of the preparatory Sundays before Great Lent, has two themes: it commemorates
Sunday of the Last Judgment (Meat Fare) The Last Judgment The parable of the Last Judgment is about Christian love. Not all of us are called to work for “humanity,”
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The Sunday of the Prodigal Son St. John of Kronstadt: All our attention must be centered on the parable of the Prodigal Son… All our attention must be centered on
Everyone who is a part of St. Peter’s Orthodox Church knows Georgia K. who teaches the children in the Sunday school class. Step inside the classroom and you will see
What will we learn? We we learn how to fast, but most important we will learn why we fast. Did you know that fasting helps us focus our interior lives?
Sunday of the Pharisee and Publican After-feast of Presentation (Meeting) of Christ What is a Publican and a Pharisee? A Pharisee was an externally decent and righteous man of religion.
Every Christmas St. Peter’s helps our local NAMI (National Association for Mental Illness) chapter by collecting food for their drop-in center. Every spring we extend our help by joining in
Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost Seventeenth Sunday of Matthew Translation of the relics of Ignatius the God-bearer of Antioch New-martyr Demetrios of Chios Who Was St. Ignatius of Antioch? Our father
St. Paul’s has invited all Orthodox women in the area to “Spiritual Saturday Women’s Reteat” at St. Paul’s on Saturday March 4, 2017. Mark you calendar. Questions? Please see Angela
Thirty-secondSunday after PentecostFifteenth Sunday of Luke The Bell Rings in the Distance When the Sunday of Zaccheus rolls around, we know that Lent is not far behind. Begin thinking about