Saturday 13 March, 2010

Epistle Reading
St. Paul's Letter to the Hebrews 6:9-12

Gospel Reading
Mark 7:31-37

Saints and Feasts
Removal of the relics of Nicephoros, Patriarch of Constantinople
Pouplios the Martyr, Bishop of Athens


News & Events

News

» Weekly Article - Fourth Sunday of Lent [English/Arabic] - 10/03/2010 [View]

» Holy Easter - Services schedule of His Eminence [English/Arabic] - 10/03/2010 [View]

» Services at St. Michael Church - Sylvania - Commencement of the building of the church - 1/03/2010 [View]

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Events

» Sydney Youth Retreat 2010 - 19 till 21st March - Camp Kedron - 19/03/2010 [View]

» THE ANNUAL LUNCHON OF THE ARCHDIOCESE LADIES SOCIETY COMMITTEE - March 24th 2010, 11:00 AM at Archdiocese Headquarters - 24/03/2010 [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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Pascha 2010

“You shall worship the Lord God, and Him only shall you serve “  St. Luke 4:8

With this words of our Lord I approach you, dear Faithful, in the beginning of our fasting journey which is expected to lead us to Pascha. The saying of St. Luke is reminding us of the purpose for which God made each one of us, and therefore, the chief goal we should have in our lives every day. The world in which we are living is such that we are seldom reminded of our origin and our chief goal in life. Life hastens on from one immediate duty to the next, from one planned event to the other, leaving a little or no time for us to stop and think about the main issues of our lives. Here comes Lent. It should come as a welcome reminder and an important opportunity to stop, reflect and pray.
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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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