The Sunday of the Last Judgment First we heard about Zaccheus and learned that sometimes we have to climb to tree to see Jesus. Then we heard about the Publican
Please list the names of your loved ones below (one per line). We will read them during the memorial prayers following the Divine Liturgy each Sunday during the next three
Memorial Prayers for Rena Brooks On Sunday, February 16, 2014 (tomorrow), we will read the memorial prayers for Rena Brooks. Mary Copeland will host the Coffee Hour in her honor.
Four Items to Ponder About the Prodigal Son The reading this Sunday is about the Prodigal Son. To prepare for the sermon please think over these four points: The word
Our lecture series continues on Thursday, February 13, 2014 starting at 6pm at the Collier Public Library, 2385 Orange Blossom Dr, Naples, FL (Airport Pulling and Orange Blossom – get
317AD — Christianity Goes Mainstream Our St. Peter lecture series continues at the Collier Public Library on Thursday, February 13 starting at 6pm. Invite your friends. We will also hold
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The Sunday of Zaccheus Means Lent is Coming Whenever we hear the reading of Zaccheus, we also hear a warning far off in the distance to begin preparing for Lent.
Our first in a three part lecture series offered by St. Peter’s begins on Thursday, January 16, 2014 at the Collier Public Library, 2385 Orange Blossom Dr, Naples, FL (Airport
Holy Theophany – The Baptism of Christ In the Christian world the period from Christmas to Theophany is called the Twelve days of Christmas. (Read the essay, The Twelve Days
Christ is Born! Glorify Him! Did You Notice the Beautiful Icon of the Theotokos at Christmas Liturgy? That was painted by our parishioner Michael Moukios. Unfortunately with the press of
Christmas Newsletter Christmas Eve Liturgy, December 24 at 6:30pm Mark your calendar. On Christmas we will hold a Nativity Liturgy starting at 6:30pm at the Holiday Inn. Following the Liturgy