Weekly Bulletin for January 19, 2025 + Save the Dates!

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“What Should Orthodox Christian Worship Look Like?“
by Father Zachariah Lynch Roots of Orthodoxy
g Why the Orthodox Divine Liturgy represents the fulfillment of the Hebraic Mosaic tradition of worship with its full expression found in Christ and His Church as described in both the Old and New Testaments. 
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REMINDER NEW DATE:

Sunday, January 26, 2025 - Vasilopita Luncheon 
- Hosted by Philoptochos in the Hellenic Center -
Join us to support this important fundraiser for not only our chapter, 
but also for St Basil's Orphanage, located in New York!

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Thursday-Sunday, Jan. 16th- 19th:
HDF WEEKEND

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE HDF SCHEDULE!!

Tickets must be purchased in advance: Visit HERE 
  

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Saturday, January 25th, 2025  
The Enthronement of His Eminence Metropolitan Sevastianos of Atlanta
Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation 
10 o'clock in the Morning
Luncheon to Follow, with more information forthcoming
-$100 per ticket-
His Eminence will serve His First Divine Liturgy as Metropolitan on Sunday, January 26th, 2025
with a reception to follow in his honor.
To book your accommodation:
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