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Posts & Updates
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The Mission of a Disciple
Today’s Gospel reading, for the Monday of the Third Week After Pentecost, relates very well to yesterday’s Gospel reading at Liturgy (Matthew 4:18-23), which told of Jesus Christ calling the […]
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Thoughts of ‘hesed’ on July Fourth
It came as a shock in the past week to see temperatures rise to almost 120º in British Columbia…in Canada! The village of Lytton, BC, in which all the heat […]
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Our Food Takeout Event
The relaxation of Covid rules came too late for us to plan our usual June Festival. So for the second year in a row, we missed having a full Greek […]
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The End of Divisions? Not yet!
Pentecost is a great and holy day of the Christian faith, equal in importance to Easter! Pentecost was the day that brought the Holy Spirit into our lives, as Jesus […]
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Easter Bread
Beautiful Easter Bread baked today by ladies of the Philoptochos.
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OUR HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE
After a spiritually uplifting Liturgy on Palm Sunday morning, our schedule of Holy Week services is as follows. Nymphios Matins, Sunday, April 25th – 6:00 PM Nymphios Matins, Monday, April […]
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To be a gift of God
Genesis 28 is the backdrop to today’s Gospel reading. It’s a marvelous story about Jacob: Jacob left Beer-sheba and set out for Haran. He came upon a certain place and […]
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The gospel as story
A wonderful paragraph from the sermons of St. John Chrysostom that I happened to read the other day. It is actually from the first sermon in the series of 90 […]
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“Everyone capable of thanksgiving”
Father Alexander Schmemann of blessed memory celebrated his last Thanksgiving on November 24th, 1983. Less than three weeks later he passed on to eternity. On that Thanksgiving Day he celebrated […]