Saturday 28 January, 2012

Epistle Reading
St. Paul's Letter to the Galatians 5:22-26; 6:1-2

Gospel Reading
Gospel of St Luke 6:17-23

Saints and Feasts
Ephraim the Syrian

Isaac the Syrian, Bishop of Ninevah

James the Righteous


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» Weekly Article - The Rarity of Gratitude [English] - 24/01/2012 [View]

» Weekly Article - The Lord's Epiphany in the Jordan [English/Arabic] - 18/01/2012 [View]

» Weekly Article - After Christmas [English/Arabic] - 10/01/2012 [View]

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Archbishop's Articles 


» His Eminence on the Epiphany 2009

» Open unto me the doors of repentance [Arabic]

» Preparation For Lent - Sunday of Zacchaeus 

His      Eminence Metropolitan Archbishop Paul Saliba

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Merry Christmas


A message from
HIS EMINENCE METROPOLITAN ARCHBISHOP PAUL SALIBA


We are, once again, preparing to welcome the Son of God to our world.
Some of us have been working the whole year to prepare his/her heart to be a better place for the indwelling of the new Emmanuel”.
We have been more involved with our churches activities; we have a better feeling toward the sick, hungry, and lonely; we have better understanding with our children.
We have been giving them the good Christian Model. The sacraments are becoming more meaningful and more influential on our everyday dealings with the others.
We have cut down many of the worldly activities in order to have more time to give to prayers and work of love.
We will begin our New Year with new determination to return to our spiritual Beth-Lehem on a new path.

Divine Child, fill up our mind with the grace of the Holy Spirit to lead us in your path throughout the coming years.

Merry Christmas

 

 

Orthodox Faith

The Twelve Great Feasts of the Church

The Church year begins on September the 1st and the ecclesiastical year  is marked by many Feasts.
The greatest of all of these is "The Feast of the Resurrection of Christ" more usually called Pascha or Easter.
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The Feast of the Resurrection of Christ
Pascha (Easter)



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