Sunday Bulletin 7-26-26

Bulletin as of July 25 2026

WEEKLY SCHEDULE

Saturday, July 25  –  Dormition of Anna         

5:00 PM       Mission Divine Liturgy at St. Raphael’s

5:00 PM       Reader Vespers

Sunday, July 26  – 9th Sunday After Pentecost            

8:00 AM       Matins

9:30 AM       Divine Liturgy

Monday, July 27  –  Panteleimon, Great-Martyr           

8:00 AM       Morning Prayer

Wednesday, July 29  –  Callinicus, Martyr      

8:30 AM       Morning Prayer

6:30 PM       Divine Liturgy

7:30 PM       Firepit Social

Saturday, Aug. 01 –  Procession of the Cross         

5:00 PM       Mission Divine Liturgy at St. Raphael’s

Sunday, Aug. 02  –  10th Sunday After Pentecost            

8:00 AM       Matins

 9:30 AM       Divine Liturgy: 

12:00 PM      Chant Class

*Add first names to this prayer service by emailing niemirick@gmail.com

MYSTERY OF REPENTANCE (Confession)

St. Mary’s: Sundays 8:45 AM or by appointment St. Raphael’s: Saturdays 4:15 PM or by appointment

PRAYER REQUESTS

(Please resubmit or submit names to admin@ByzantineLA.com)

The Carlin Family, Michael Hefferon, Shirley Kunze, Diana Mina, Michael Mina, Peter Mina, Fr. John Mina, Lana Zimmerman, Patrick Zimmerman, Shannon O’Neill, Fern Bonowicz, Stephen Petach, Jenny Roman, Nicolese Salazar, and All the sick and suffering of St. Mary’s

WEEKLY DEPOSIT:

Collection: $1,139.00; Online: $1,118.00; Santa Paula: $1,157.84; Candles: $60.00;

Parish Socials: $7.00; Property Rental: $200.00; Building Fund: $15.00; Gift Shop: $100.00 

Total: $3,796.84 / Attendance – PSM: 69 SRM: 72

 

A Prayer to Holy Great-Martyr and Unmercenary-Healer Panteleimon (July 27)

Holy Great-Martyr and Healer, Panteleimon, imitator of God’s mercy! Look down in your loving kindness and hear us sinners, who offer heartfelt prayers before your holy icon. Ask for us from the Lord God, before Whom the Angels stand in heaven, remission of our sins and transgressions. Heal the ills of body and soul of the servants of God whom we here commemorate, who are here present, and of all Christians who seek your help. For behold, we, who because of our sins are possessed by bitter ills and have no help or consolation, yet flee to you for refuge, since you have been given Grace to pray for us and to heal every ill and every disease. Grant, therefore, to all of us, by your holy prayers, health and strength of soul and body, a good growth in the Faith and in devotion, and all that is needful in this temporal life and for our salvation: So that, having been granted great and rich mercy through you, we may glorify you and Him that bestows all good things, our God Who is wondrous in His Saints, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

(From SaintMaryHillsboroughnj.org)

CLERGY DEPENDENT PROGRAM

Bishop Arthur sent out a letter announcing the establishment of a Clergy Dependent Fund for the Eparchy of Phoenix. From Bishop Arthur’s letter:

“According to the ancient and venerable tradition of our Byzantine Catholic Church, many of our priests serve not only as spiritual fathers to their communities, but also as husbands and fathers within their own homes. Some also bear responsibility for aging parents or other dependent relatives. They embrace these obligations, while serving parishes and missions across the great distances of the American West. Through this new Program, active parish priests of our Eparchy will be eligible to receive $200 each month for every legal dependent in their care. This assistance is funded entirely through the generosity of donors.
The purpose of the Program is simple but important: we want our priests to serve their people with peace of heart, knowing that the wider family of the Church stands beside them in caring for those whom God has entrusted to their love.”

To donate, please visit the Eparchy’s website or: https://hpmfoundation.org/clergy-dependent-program

“Take heart! It is I! Do not be afraid.”  Our Lord came to his disciples walking on water, and he called Peter to do the same. In fear and faith, he answered Jesus’ call. Is he calling you or someone you know to follow him as a priest, deacon, monk, or nun? Answering with your own fear and faith may be a blessing to you and to our Church. Contact the Vocations Office at 602-861-9778 or email: vocations@ephx.org

 

Safe Environment: The Eparchy, within all its parishes, institutions, and programs, is committed to assuring a Safe Environment in ministry for its children and vulnerable adults that conforms to the USCCB Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People. For additional information regarding the eparchial Safe Environment Program or to report any concerns, please contact: Subdeacon Paul Kilroy, Safe Environment Program Coordinator Cell: (480) 745 0316 — Office: (602) 861-9778 ext. 204 — Email: sbdcnkilroy@ephx.org – or – Victim Assistance Coordinator, Deacon Michael Hanafin Cell: (480) 307 5182 — Email: vac@ephx.org

Saturday, July 25 –

  • 9:43 AM