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Many would say that they pray and some may agree that it is effective. But how many believe that prayer is a powerful way to bring us, individually, and our families closer to God and each other?
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One question to ask yourself "if prayer was a full-time position/job... would I still be employed?"
There are two Crosses we have in our Orthodox Faith. The first one, is The Holy Cross of our Lord which we celebrate on this the third Sunday of Great Lent.
The second one is a spiritual cross, the cross that ....
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In the life of the Church, she gives us many opportunities to pray. We pray as a Community during worship and we also give our focus at different services to. When there is a memorial Service, we remember and pray that that person(s) be give eternal rest. When a baby(ies) are brought into this world we have a Service for that too.
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How is your bracket? No, I'm not talking about the Bball one, I am referring to the sermon from a couple of weeks ago, click here to remember or listen
Today we are about 4 people who brought a paralyzed man to Christ.
What happened? What does this have to do with my Lenten Bracket?
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At 6pm on Sunday evening, many from around the states and some around the world will be watching with hopes and dreams. Some will be happy they are in and others will be disappointed.
Did you know that we are also going into a Tournament? No, not the Basketball one, a much deeper one that has steps for each round!
What are they???
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Today's youth sermon begins with some info (about St. Patrick and what happened to him) and focuses on a Journey that all of us will be going on starting tomorrow, which is called "Clean Monday."
Where are we going? Why is it called "Clean Monday"?
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On Sunday, March 10, our Parish Family had our 2024 Stewardship Kickoff Sunday, with a PowerPoint presentation by Chris Chrisafides. Please listen as it applies to the four "T" in stewardship:
On this Meatfare Sunday, also known as Judgement Sunday, we hear in the Gospel Passage, how some gave to those in need (hungry, thirsty, naked, stranger, sick, in person) and how others did not.
What does this mean for us?
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