Two Saints for Times of Duplicity
We badly need mental and spiritual rest in the midst of times of duplicity such as ours! On January 17th, the feast of Saint Antony the Great helps us in […]
Posts & Updates
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A Saint for Times of Madness
Every day is blessed if we greet it in the name of Christ. But some days have the extra blessing of revealing the mysteries of God’s will to us. Every […]
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We Have All Been Wounded
The following was written in response to the mass shootings in Lewiston, Maine, in the evening of October 25th. The shooter is still at large on the morning of October […]
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Major Philoptochos Report
Report on the October 1st Meeting – by Janet Kamataris Thank you to all 17 members for attending and participating in our membership meeting. It was very productive, and we […]
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Maui Disaster Relief Collection
Over two Sundays in September our parish raised $1,000 for disaster relief efforts in Maui, Hawaii, after devastating wildfires this summer. Thank you to all who donated to this collection! […]
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A Note of Thanks
Words do not suffice to thank the many people who came to our three-day Festival and helped us make a triumphant return after a three-year gap without a Festival. A […]
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Spectacular First Day of our Festival
After a three-year pause due to the Covid pandemic, our Festival came back on Thursday, June 22nd. Huge crowds for lunch and dinner, and so many people expressing gratitude that […]
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Our Ministry Awards Honoree
On Sunday, June 11th, the annual Ministry Awards Dinner of our Boston Metropolis took place at the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA. Our honoree this year was Helen Blewett, a […]
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A Beautiful Concert with Heart
Today’s concert by the Maine Balkan Chorus was a stunning success. The church was packed, standing-room only. The chorus and their instrumental players filled our church with gorgeous, full-throated singing. […]
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Easter Breads
Our Philoptochos finished baking a wonderful batch of Easter Breads. Tables in the Parish House now set up for the Palm Sunday Fish Dinner. A celebratory start to Holy Week. […]