Sunday Bulletin 05/15/22

CHRIST IS RISEN ! – INDEED HE IS RISEN ! Christos Voskrese! Voistino Voskrese! WEEKLY SCHEDULE* Sunday, May 15 – Sunday of the Samaritan Woman           8:30 AM          Matins 9:30 AM          Divine Liturgy Monday, May 16 – Theodore, Venerable No Services Tuesday, May 17 – Andronicus and Others, Apostles         […]

May 12 Our Fathers among the saints Epiphanius, Bishop of Cyprus & Germanus, Patriarch of Constantinople

St. Epiphanius, Bishop of Cyprus, “a last relic of ancient piety,” as St. Jerome calls him, lived during the fourth century in Phoenicia. The Roman empress Honoria was his sister. He was of Jewish descent, and in his youth he received a fine education. He was converted to Christianity after seeing how a monk named […]

May 11 The holy Cyril and Methodius, Equal to the Apostle, Teachers of the Slavs

Our holy fathers Cyril and Methodius, Apostles to the Slavs, were brothers born in Thessalonica in the first half of the ninth century. Since Methodius had been a soldier among the Slavs in Macedonia, he was considered an excellent candidate for carrying the Gospel to the Khazars. After the invention of the first Slavonic alphabet […]

May 09 Translation of the Relics to Bari of our Holy Father Nicholas

Translation of the relics of our holy Father Nicholas from Myra to Bari in the reign of Alexis Commenus, emperor of New Rome in the year 1087. The body of the saint was taken to Italy after a Muslim attack on Lycia aiming to destroy the saints relics failed. Fearing another attempt would be successful, […]

Sunday Bulletin 05/08/22

CHRIST IS RISEN ! – INDEED HE IS RISEN ! Christos Voskrese! Voistino Voskrese! WEEKLY SCHEDULE Sunday, May 08 – Sunday of the Paralytic Man           8:30 AM          Matins 9:30 AM          Divine Liturgy Monday, May 09 – Isaiah, Prophet         8:30 AM          Morning Prayer 4:00 PM          Evening Prayer Tuesday, May […]

May 07 The Commemoration of the Apparition of the Holy Cross over Jerusalem

The Precious Cross appeared in the sky over Jerusalem on the morning of May 7 in the year 351 during the reign of the Emperor Constantius, who was a supporter of the Arian Heresy at the time. The luminous Cross stretched from Golgotha to the Mount of Olives (about five and half miles), and was […]