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Find out why from Fr. Barnabas Powell who says “A go-it-alone-Christianity always leads to a weak theology.”

The First Sunday of Luke Saint Luke, was of Greek origin born in the Hellenistic city of Antioch, and was extremely educated. His studies included Greek philosophy, medicine, and art

Parishioners of St. Peter’s participated in “Hunger to Hope” last Saturday to help the homeless in South West Florida. The event was held in Centennial Park in Fort Myers and

The holy Martyr Eustathius before his baptism was an illustrious Roman general named Placidas in the days of the Emperor Trajan.

What can America learn from the Orthodox faith? The most important thing would be the seriousness of Christian faith, or even better the seriousness of life.

The Fourteenth Sunday of Matthew Orthodoxy 101 Classes to Start Soon Fr. Hans will hold Orthodoxy 101 classes this fall. Dates will be determined and announced once we figure out

Let us be at peace at all times, in whatever we do and say. The Church needs to become a holy place where God is.

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The Divine Liturgy for the Dormition of the Theotokos will be held tomorrow, Saturday August 15, 2015 beginning at 9:30am.

Have you noticed the upgrades? We have added a wall near the entrance, installed a proskomide cabinet that runs the full length of the interior wall on the altar, added an adult baptismal font, procured a child baptismal font, furnished the center room on the balcony for our youth, added a marble standard to hold flowers and other items, added a new censor, lanterns, and sprinkler to our liturgical items, installed a file cabinet in the office, and more.

Today hast Thou manifested on Mount Tabor, O Lord, the glory of Thy divine image to the chosen of Thy Disciples, Peter, James and John. . .

The Ninth Sunday of Pentecost Relics Translation of Proto-martyr Stephen the Archdeacon Venerable Photeini the wonderworker of Carpasia in Cyprus; Blessed Basil the fool-for-Christ, wonderworker of Moscow Dormition Period Begins