The following services are cancelled:
- Royal Hours at 9:00 am on Holy Friday (April 21)
- Vespers at 1:00 pm on Pascha (April 24)
- All service from Monday through Friday on Bright Week (April 25-29)



The following services are cancelled:
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Last evening, as well as this morning and now at vespers, we heard all of the Gospel accounts of the suffering and death of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. We heard how He brought Himself as an undefiled and innocent sacrifice for our sins. Christ… more
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Congratulations with the feastday of the Entrance of the Lord into Jerusalem!
For us, today is an especially joyous feast. We have passed, Glory to God, through all of the days of Great Lent, we have finally attended church services regularly,… more
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
Congratulations with the feasts of the Resurrection of the Lord and St. Mary of Egypt, as well as with the final Sunday of Great Lent!
In today’s Epistle reading we heard that our High Priest, Christ, came to us here on earth not into the Old Testament… more
Dear in Christ Brothers and Sisters,
Congratulations with the feasts of the Resurrection of the Lord and of St. John of the Ladder, as well as with the completion of the fourth week of Great Lent!
Today we heard the words of the Holy Apostle Paul, which he wrote to the Christians… more
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Congratulations with the feasts of the Resurrection of the Lord and of the Cross, as well as with the completion of the first half of Great Lent!
Today we heard wonderful and comforting words from the Epistle to the Hebrews. We read that we have… more
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Congratulations with the feast of the Resurrection of the Lord, the feast of St. Gregory Palamas, as well as the end of the second week of Great Lent!
In today’s excerpt from the Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Hebrews, we heard how important… more
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Congratulations with the feast of the Resurrection of the Lord and the Triumph of Orthodoxy, as well as the completion of the first week of Great Lent!
Today’s epistle reading began with Moses preferring the difficult life of slavery, in the… more