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Weekly Sunday Bulletin – 2nd Sunday of Matthew

Prophet ElishaJune 14, 2015

A prophet of God didst thou become when worthily thou hadst been vouchsafed a double portion of God’s grace as Elias’ true companion, O Elisseus, divinely-blest; and with him, thou unceasingly entreatest Christ God in behalf of us all.

Kontakion of Prophet Elisha in the Second Tone

St. Elisha the Prophet– June 14

Parish Council on duty:

John Ioannou, Jr., Demetri Rapanos, John Argiropoulos, Anna Merkel, Kathy Ziegler, Andreas Ioannou, Mark Zaden

Weekly Sunday Bulletin – All Saints Sunday

Picture1June 7, 2015

When God brings His hidden saints to light, it is in   order that some may emulate them and others be without excuse. Those who wish to remain amid distractions as well as those who live a worthy life in communities, in mountains and in caverns (Heb.11:38) are saved, and God bestows on them great blessings solely because they have faith in Him.

St. Symeon the New Theologian. The Discourse, XX11

Parish Council on Duty

George Georgakakis, Manny Daskos, Eleni Varvoutis, Mihali Haralambis, Michael Fossler, Juanita Antley, Marion Koliniatis

Weekly Sunday Bulletin – Holy Pentecost

Holy PentecostMay 31, 2015

Farewell

Today, we say farewell to our Spiritual Father of twenty–five years

Very Rev. Fr. Christopher T. Metropulos

On behalf of the Parish Council, Office staff and the entire St. Demetrios community, we wish Father Christopher all the best in his new endeavor as President of Hellenic College Holy Cross. He has been our spiritual father for over 25 years and will be missed greatly.
May God bless you and keep you always.

Your family at St. Demetrios

Parish Council on duty:

John Ioannou, Jr., Demetri Rapanos, John Argiropoulos, Anna Merkel, Kathy Ziegler, Andreas Ioannou, Mark Zaden

Weekly Sunday Bulletin – Fathers of the First Ecumenical Council

Father's of the First Ecumenical CouncilMay 24, 2015

The Church was strengthened into one faith through the preaching of the Apostles and the doctrines of the Fathers. The Church is robed in truth woven of the word of God from above. It teaches truth, and glorifies the great mystery of faith.

Kontakion in the Plagal of the Fourth Tone

Parish Council on Duty

George Georgakakis, Manny Daskos, Eleni Varvoutis, Mihali Haralambis, Michael Fossler, Juanita Antley, Marion Koliniatis

Weekly Sunday Bulletin – Sunday of the Blind Man

Sunday of the Blind ManMay 17, 2015

Welcome Eminence Metropolitan Alexios !

Fr. Chris, Fr. John and the parish council welcome His Eminence Metropolitan Alexios who will celebrate the Archieratical Divine Liturgy with us, today.

Parish Council on duty:

John Ioannou, Jr, Demetri Rapanos, John Argiropoulos, Anna Merkel, Kathy Ziegler, Andreas Ioannou, Mark Zaden

I come to You, O Christ, as the man blind   from birth.

With the eyes of my soul blinded, I cry out to You in repentance,

“You are the resplendent Light of those in darkness.”

Kontakion in the Fourth Tone

Weekly Sunday Bulletin – Sunday of the Samaritan Woman

Sunday of the Samaritan WomanMay 10,  2015

Happy Mother’s Day

The Samaritan Woman, having come to the well in faith, beheld You, the Water of Wisdom from which she drank plentifully and inherited the Heavenly   Kingdom as one who is blessed forever.

Kontakion in the Plagal of the Fourth Tone

Parish Council on Duty

George Georgakakis, Manny Daskos, Eleni Varvoutis, Mihali Haralambis, Michael Fossler, Juanita Antley, Marion Koliniatis

Weekly Sunday Bulletin – Sunday of the Paralytic

Sunday of the ParalyticMay 3, 2015

I am grievously paralyzed in a multitude of sins and wrongful deeds. As You raised up the paralytic of old, also raise up my soul by Your divine guidance, that I may cry out,
“Glory to Your Power O Compassionate Christ.”
Kontakion in the Third Tone

Parish Council on duty:

John Ioannou Jr., Demetri Rapanos , John Argiropoulos,  Anna Merkel, Kathy Ziegler, Andreas Ioannou, Mark Zaden

Weekly Sunday Bulletin – Sunday of the Myrrh Bearers

Sunday of the MyrrhbearersApril 26, 2015

When You descended to death, O Immortal Life, then, the light of Your divinity destroyed Hades. When You raised the dead from the depths of darkness, all the   heavenly powers cried out, “Glory to You our Christ, the   Giver of Life.” Lowering Your pure body from the Cross, Joseph wrapped it in clean muslin with fragrant spices and laid it in a new tomb. Standing by the tomb the angel said to the Myrrh-bearing women:

“Myrrh is for the dead; but Christ has shown Himself stranger to death.”

Apolytikion in the Second Tone

Parish Council on Duty

George Georgakakis, Manny Daskos, Eleni Varvoutis, Mihali Haralambis, Michael Fossler, Juanita Antley, Marion Koliniatis

Weekly Sunday Bulletin – Sunday of Thomas

Sunday of ThomasApril 19, 2015

Χριστός Aνέστη

Αληθώς Ανέστη

Christ is Risen !

Truly He is Risen !

Thomas examined Your life-giving side with his probing right hand, O Christ our God. As You entered, though the doors were closed, he cried out to You, with the other Apostles

“You are my Lord and my God.”

Kontakion in the Plagal of the Fourth Tone

Parish Council on duty:

John Ioannou, Jr., John Argiropoulos, Andreas Ioannou, Marion Koliniatis, Anna Merkel, Demetri Rapanos, Peter Synoyannis, Kathy Ziegler