February 16, 2025 Weekly Bulletin + Reminders

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To read about the Gospel Parable, click HERE!

Click HERE for this Week's Bulletin!
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REMINDERS: This Sunday, Feb 16th:
Coffee Hour hosted by ACA + Early Registration happening in the Breezeway for the 2025-2026 School year!


“The Most Dangerous and Destructive Passion” By Fr. Spyridon As we experienced the Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee in the Triodion, Fr. Spyridon speaks about how, throughout His ministry, Jesus repeatedly warns us about the passion, the sin of pride. And he does this because pride disturbs the mind, the reasoning power of the mind more than any other.
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LET US ENCOURAGE OUR YOUTH TO TAKE PART IN OUR ORATORICAL FESTIVAL:

Parish Festival Date & Time: March 29, 2025
 Parish Chairperson: Lisa Siokis
Contact Information: lisasiokis@gmail.com

Find the topics, tips, manual & award information at:
 www.religioused.goarch.org

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