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Oct
Thursday
9:00am
Div. Liturgy
9
Oct
Friday
St. Tikhon of Moscow
Fast: fish, wine, & oil
10
Oct
Saturday
Elders of Optina
6:00pm
Vigil
11
Oct
Sundays
8:40am
Hours
9:00am
Div. Liturgy
11:00am Coffee Hour
15
Oct
Thursday
9:00am
Div. Liturgy
17
Oct
Saturday
6:00pm
Vigil
18
Oct
Sundays
Apostle Luke
9:00am
Div. Liturgy
11:00am Coffee Hour
22
Oct
Thursday
9:00am
Div. Liturgy
23
Oct
Friday
St. James, Brother of the Lord
Fast: wine & oil
24
Oct
Saturday
Icon, Joy of All Who Sorrow
6:00pm
Vigil
Divine Liturgy
The central worship service of the Orthodox Church, celebrating the Eucharist (Holy Communion). Usually celebrated on Sundays and feast days, the Divine Liturgy consists of the Liturgy of the Word (scripture readings) and Liturgy of the Faithful (Eucharistic prayer and communion). The most common forms are the Liturgies of St. John Chrysostom and St. Basil the Great.
St. Tikhon of Moscow
The Patriarch of Moscow who led the Russian Orthodox Church through the Communist persecution. Celebrated on April 7th, Tikhon was elected Patriarch in 1917 and courageously opposed Soviet attempts to control the Church. He defended Orthodox faith and clergy during the most difficult period of Russian Church history. He represents faithful leadership under persecution.
Elders of Optina
The spiritual fathers of Optina Monastery who renewed Russian monasticism and spiritual direction. Celebrated on October 11th, these elders (including Sts. Moses, Anthony, Hilarion, Macarius, and Ambrose) guided thousands of pilgrims from all walks of life. Writers like Dostoevsky and Tolstoy sought their counsel. They represent the flowering of Orthodox spiritual guidance in 19th century Russia.
All-Night Vigil
A lengthy service combining Vespers and Matins, traditionally celebrated on the eve of Sundays and major feasts. The All-Night Vigil includes the singing of "Lord, I Call," the Magnificat, the Great Doxology, and numerous psalms and hymns. This service prepares the faithful spiritually for the upcoming feast and can last several hours.
The Hours
Brief prayer services traditionally celebrated at specific times of day: First Hour (6 AM), Third Hour (9 AM), Sixth Hour (noon), and Ninth Hour (3 PM). Each Hour includes psalms, troparia, and prayers appropriate to that time of day. These services sanctify the day and connect us to Christ's Passion, as they commemorate specific moments in His crucifixion and death.
Apostle Luke
The physician and evangelist who wrote the Gospel of Luke and Acts of the Apostles. Celebrated on October 18th, Luke was a companion of Paul and is patron of doctors and artists. His Gospel emphasizes Christ's compassion for the poor and outcast. He's traditionally credited with painting the first icon of the Theotokos.
St. James, Brother of the Lord
The first Bishop of Jerusalem and author of the Epistle of James, called 'the Just' for his righteousness. Celebrated on October 23rd, James was a 'brother' (relative) of Jesus who became leader of the Jerusalem church after Christ's ascension. He was martyred by being thrown from the Temple. He represents Jewish Christianity and the transition from Judaism to the Church.
Icon, Joy of All Who Sorrow
A miraculous icon of the Theotokos known for comforting the afflicted and healing the sick. Celebrated on November 6th, this icon shows the Virgin Mary surrounded by angels distributing aid to various people in distress. Many miracles have been attributed to prayer before this icon, especially healing from illness and comfort in grief.
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