Let us make an exception this Great Lent, as good and faithful Orthodox Christians, by not allowing the various activities of our everyday life to dominate and interfere with our spiritual commitments as faithful Orthodox Christians.

What is a parishioner, according to the U.P.R. (Uniform Parish Regulations) of the Archdiocese ?

Christ is Born! Glorify Him!

During Christmas we can get so caught up in looking for the perfect gift for others that we miss the perfect gift given to us by God.

During Christmas we can get so caught up in looking for the perfect gift for others that we miss the perfect gift given to us by God.

Waiting Patiently by Rev Christopher P Foustoukos

Why do I have to go to Church? by Rev Ioannis Michaelidis

Everyone Can Be Great by Rev Christopher P Foustoukos

Remembering our Lifesaving Mission: A Modern-day Parable by Rev Ioannis Michaelidis

The Great Miracle of Pascha by Rev Christopher P Foustoukos

Preparing for the Passion & Resurrection of Our Lord by Rev Christopher P Foustoukos

Christ is Born so that we too may be reborn, renewed, and live a life different from our usual or old one.

Christ’s love for His Father spills out eternally to us as well. In fact, He is just as committed to us as He is to His Father. Just as His love compels Him to do His Father’s will, it compels Him to want nothing but the beauty and the goodness of the Father’s will for us. He only wants the best for us.

....may our Lord guide us to make a difference in any situation the Lord places us in. May we be found faithful when that moment comes.

When your hope is grounded in Christ, nothing can shake or alter your faith.

The two things all Orthodox families should begin doing right away are very simple: Pray and go to church. .

When you became an Orthodox Christian, you received the Holy Spirit who will direct your decisions and direction. Call it this GPS (God’s Positioning System).

Don’t worry about doing something wrong, not fitting in, or “ruining” the parish or the services because of misbehaviors or mishaps. Come to serve, come to grow, come to love, and come to learn.

Orthodox Christianity is Not an Identity by Archpriest Andrew Stephen Damick

The significance of the Cross of Christ can be understood only when looking out from the empty tomb towards Golgotha.