Come join us as we celebrate Divine Liturgy for Our Lady of Walsingham at 7 pm.

After coffee hour, we will have our Parish Work day. We’ll be cleaning, doing landscaping maintenance, and de-cluttering.

If you have tools and cleaning supplies and would like to bring them to help get the job done, this is greatly appreciated!

Come help us make the church beautiful for the coming Advent season! ☦️

For more details see the discussion in our Slack channel by clicking here.

Matins begins at 9:15.

Divine Liturgy begins at 10.

Come join us as we pray the rosary together at 7 pm.

Afterwards, we will have a game night in the parish hall for the young people (and young at heart!)

Father Cassian will lead us through the book Christ the Eternal Tao by Hieromonk Damascene.

To attend via Zoom, use this link: Class Zoom Meeting

Matins begins at 9:15. Divine Liturgy begins at 10.

Covered dish brunch to follow in the parish hall.

Join us for Divine Liturgy at 7 pm, celebrating the Holy Guardian Angels.

Matins begins at 9:15.

Divine Liturgy begins at 10.

Coffee hour afterwards in the parish hall.

Come join us as we pray the Rosary together.

Father Cassian will lead us through the book Christ the Eternal Tao by Hieromonk Damascene.

To attend via Zoom, use this link: Class Zoom Meeting

Matins begins at 9:15.

Divine Liturgy begins at 10.

Coffee hour afterwards in the Parish Hall

Vestry following coffee hour.

This is also an ember day, which is a day strict fasting day.

Ember days occur four times a year in the Church calendar and it is believed that their origin lies in pre-Christian agricultural observances. The Church often “baptized” those things which the newly-converted had held to be important and gave them a Christian significance. Some of the earliest Fathers of the Church in the West (Ember Days do not appear on the Byzantine calendar) made reference to the Ember Days: Pope Callixtus I (217-222) called for these days of fasting, as did Pope Leo the Great (440-461) and Pope Gelasius I (492-496).

Click here for more information about ember days from St. Gregory the Great Orthodox church.

Liturgy begins at 7 pm.

This is also an ember day, which is a day strict fasting day.

Ember days occur four times a year in the Church calendar and it is believed that their origin lies in pre-Christian agricultural observances. The Church often “baptized” those things which the newly-converted had held to be important and gave them a Christian significance. Some of the earliest Fathers of the Church in the West (Ember Days do not appear on the Byzantine calendar) made reference to the Ember Days: Pope Callixtus I (217-222) called for these days of fasting, as did Pope Leo the Great (440-461) and Pope Gelasius I (492-496).

Click here for more information about ember days from St. Gregory the Great Orthodox church.

Liturgy begins at 7 pm.

This is also an ember day, which is a day strict fasting day.

Ember days occur four times a year in the Church calendar and it is believed that their origin lies in pre-Christian agricultural observances. The Church often “baptized” those things which the newly-converted had held to be important and gave them a Christian significance. Some of the earliest Fathers of the Church in the West (Ember Days do not appear on the Byzantine calendar) made reference to the Ember Days: Pope Callixtus I (217-222) called for these days of fasting, as did Pope Leo the Great (440-461) and Pope Gelasius I (492-496).

Click here for more information about ember days from St. Gregory the Great Orthodox church.

Matins begins at 9:15.

Divine Liturgy begins at 10.

Coffee hour afterwards in the parish hall.

Father Cassian will lead us through the book Christ the Eternal Tao by Hieromonk Damascene.

To attend via Zoom, use this link: Class Zoom Meeting

Matins begins at 9:15. Divine Liturgy begins at 10.

Covered dish brunch to follow in the parish hall.

Father Cassian will lead us through the book Christ the Eternal Tao by Hieromonk Damascene.

To attend via Zoom, use this link: Class Zoom Meeting