Christ is Risen! Truly He is Risen! Our parish joyfully celebrates Christ’s resurrection between Pascha and the Feast of Ascension. Unfortunately, we also typically see a decline in church attendance. Spring and summer events, vacations, and good weather make it more difficult for some to attend church as often as they’d like. Please remember that…
Following Liturgy on August 27th, we will have a Moleben for the start of the new academic year.
Archbishop Peter of Chicago and Mid-America is scheduled to visit our parish on September 22, 2024. At 10:00 am, the parish will greet Vladyka Peter, followed by vesting, hours, and Hierarchical Liturgy. A luncheon will follow the Liturgy.
Thank you to parishioners and friends for your generous donations to maintain and beautify our church. Several improvements have been made this past spring and summer. The steps have been made shorter, and railings have been installed before the iconostasis. These improvements make it safer for clergy to move into the altar and for parishioners…
The first week of Great Lent – the beginning of our Lenten journey to heaven – begins with us asking for forgiveness from everyone and forgiving everyone. The Great Canon of St. Andrew of Crete is read on the first four evenings of Great Lent. St. Andrew wrote the canon as a personal meditation, and…
In celebration of the Nativity of Our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ we sing, “Thy Nativity, O Christ our God, has shown the world the Light of wisdom!” Let us offer our hearts to Him and glorify Him as the angels and shepherds did when He was born. Christ is Born! Glorify Him! We…
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