April 6, 2025: 5th Sunday of Lent: St. Mary of Egypt - Weekly Bulletin + Reminders

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To read about the Fifth Sunday of Great Lent, Visit the link below:
https://www.goarch.org/sunday-stmaryofegypt-learn

Click HERE for this Week's Bulletin!
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Click HERE for the April 2025 Bulletin!
Click HERE for the Holy Week Schedule!

REMINDERS
Tonight, April 4th: Akathist Hymn to the Theotokos 6:30pm
Service books are in the Narthex. Click Here to view the PDF.
Participate Online via YouTube: HERE

“The Youth Are Dead”
by Fr. Mousa Haddad, Proistamenos of St. Mary Orthodox Church (Antiochian)
  Fr. Mousa asks the brazen question: Are  our children spiritually dead? If so, who is responsible?  And what can we do to bring them back to life (a life in Christ)?  
St. Mary, the patron saint of Fr. Mousa’s church, was spiritually dead due to her carnal life beginning in her teenage years as a prostitute.  But she became a saint because of her great repentance. 
Her feast day is always celebrated this Sunday, two weeks prior to Holy Week, as an example that spiritual resurrection is possible in this life.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH


UPCOMING EVENTS:

ANNUNCIATION FOUNDATION 2025 SCHOLARSHIP 
2025 Scholarship Letter
2025 Scholarship Application Form (Printable)
Please fill out this form and turn it in to the office by the deadline, Sunday April 27th.

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