Parish News
July 4, 2026
Metropolitan Gerasimos' reflection for the Fourth of July. Click here to watch his reflection.
May 30, 2026
Today we held our second Greek cooking class where we cooked Mousaka (Greek lasagna with eggplant, potato and bechamel sauce), Falafel with Pita and Tzatziki (yogurt sauce), Fakes (lentil soup), Koulourakia (a Greek cookie).
April 12, 2026
Christ is Risen!
April 9, 10, 11, 12, 2026
We were blessed to hold Holy Week services on Holy Thursday, Holy Friday and Holy Saturday evenings. We met together on Pascha for fellowship and a potluck meal.
March 28, 2026
Today we held the chrismation for Conan, Emmelia, Katerina, Marina, and Luke, and we held the baptism Lucia, Marina, Nina, Seraphim, Emilia, Anastasia, Azariah. The baptismal services were held at St. Theresa Church. Burt is the proud godparent.
February 28, 2026
Today we held the baptism for Gabriel and Ezekiel. The baptismal services were held at St. Theresa Church. Deacon Gabriel and Diakonissa Andrea are the proud godparents.
January 31, 2026
Our mission parish members and catechumens were requesting additional times of fellowship together as well as an interest in learning to cook Greek cuisine. Today we held our first Greek cooking class with our parish. Our parish members and catechumens brought food items to contribute to the meal that we ate together after cooking together. On this Saturday, we made Pastitsio (Greek lasagna), Spanakopita (Greek spinach pie), Fasolakia (Greek green beans), Smyrna Pilaf (Greek rice with orzo), Choriatiko (Greek salad), and Baklava (Greek filo pastry with walnuts and honey).
Daily Lectionary Readings
Wisdom's Invitation
Wisdom built her house,
And she supported it with seven pillars.
She offered her sacrifices;
She mixed her wine in a bowl
And prepared her table.
She sent her servants,
Inviting people to the bowl with a lofty proclamation, saying,
“He who is without discernment,
Let him turn aside to me;”
And to those in need of discernment, she says,
“Come, eat my bread
And drink the wine I mixed for you;
Forsake lack of discernment, and you shall live;
Seek discernment so you may live,
And keep straight your understanding with knowledge.”
