February 9, 2025 Weekly Bulletin + Reminders

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REMINDERS: This Sunday, Feb 9th:
*WYR & HDF Recognition will be at the conclusion of Divine Liturgy.
*We are collecting large wicker baskets, please place donations in breezeway.
*90th Anniversary Albums and 2025 Ecclesiastical Calendars available for pick up after Liturgy on Sundays, or please stop by the office, Mon-Fri  10am - 1pm


“WHAT IT REALLY MEANS TO BE PRO-LIFE” Orthodoxy: Fact or Fiction by Fr. Angelo Maggos, Proistamenos of Annunciation GOC of Rochester, New York God used Orthodox Christianity to transform the ancient Roman mindset from that of a utilitarian view of children, or at worst, a careless disregard for the unborn and the newly born, to a culture which prized innocent human life as the ultimate gift from God. 
Since the Orthodox Church is called the hospital for the soul and body, Fr. Angelo asks,
is it enough for Orthodox Christians simply to know that they are Pro-life?
CLICK HERE TO WATCH


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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