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The Sunday of the Last Judgment or Meatfare Sunday is the third Sunday using the Lenten Triodion, the liturgical book used in the services of Great Lent. It is the

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Sunday of the Prodigal Son The Sunday of the Prodigal Son is the second Sunday of pre-Lent, the weeks of preparation preceding Great Lent. It is the Sunday after the

But while he was yet at a distance, his father saw him and had compassion, and ran and embraced him and kissed him. And the son said to him, ‘Father,

Sunday of the Pharisee and Publican The Pharisee boasted of his works before God. The Publican recognized he was a sinner. Whose prayer was acceptable to God? Excerpts from a

Movie Outing for “Risen” this Saturday, February 20 at 4:30pm Joe Repya is organizing an outing to see “Risen” this Saturday, February 20 at Fandango Prado Stadium 12 Theater, 25251

By God’s grace we are building a parish not for ourselves, but for others. Our mission is to build a parish so that those who are seeking Christ as He is understood and worshiped in our Orthodox faith can find Him.

Sixteenth Sunday of Matthew Lent is approaching and the time to start preparing is now. Lent takes effort, and the beginning of all effort is mental preparation, to become aware

Mark your calendars for Saturday, February 13 at 6:00 St. Peter’s Valentine’s Day potluck. Our potlucks are great. Everyone loves them. They are low-key affairs with great fellowship and camaraderie.

Fifteenth Sunday of Luke – The Sunday of ZacchaeusThe Holy and Wonderworking Unmercenaries Cyrus and John The Apostle Zacchaeus was a rich publican at Jericho. Since he was short of

Thirty-first Sunday after Pentecost Blessed Xenia of St. Petersburg, Fool-for-Christ Little is known of her early life. Neither the dates of her birth nor of her death are known. Her

Saint Anthony the Great is known as the Father of monasticism, and the long ascetical sermon in The Life of St Anthony by St Athanasius (Sections 16-34), could be called the first monastic Rule.