St. George Serbian Orthodox Church















 
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We welcome all visitors and seekers to join us!

We invite you to join us for services, which are held in Church Slavonic, English and Serbian. Please consult our Service Schedule for specific feast day information. Please note that only baptized Orthodox Christians can partake of our sacraments and receive the antidoron (nafora) distributed at the end of the liturgy. You are encouraged to ask our priest for additional learning materials or service substitution readings. Private catechism sessions can be arranged upon request.




PARISH NEWS:

  • The Dormition Fast is from Aug. 14-28. THESE TWO WEEKS ARE A STRICT FASTING PERIOD! Oil is allowed on the 22, 23, and 24th only and Fish is ONLY allowed on The Feast of Transfiguration (Aug. 19).

  • Each night of the fast we will serve an Akathist to the Mother of God at 6p. Please join us on at least one of these evenings.

  • Thursday, Aug. 21: Parents and teenage students are invited to come to a planning meeting for the newly-planned Pan-Orthodox Hermitage Teen Group, which will begin meeting on a monthly basis for catechetical lessons and related outings. The meeting will take place at Holy Cross Romanian Orthodox Church at 7p.

  • Sunday, Sept. 7: We will be selling lamb at our Lamb Roast (no picnic), after the Divine Liturgy.
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Quotables

"Fasting is wonderful, because it tramples our sins like a dirty weed, while it cultivates and raises truth like a flower."
---St. John Chrysostomos

"Boast not of tomorrow, for you know not what any day may bring forth" (Proverbs 27:1).

Brethren, let us not boast of that which is not in our power. The Lord has placed the times and the years under His power and He disposes of them. Only God Himself alone knows whether tomorrow's day will number us among the living or the dead. Some have died on the eve of their marriage; again, others have descended into the grave on the eve of their coronation with a royal diadem. Therefore, let no one say that tomorrow will be for me the happiest day of my life; tomorrow, I enter into marriage! Or, tomorrow I will be crowned with a royal diadem! Or, tomorrow I am going to a great feast! Or, tomorrow a great gain is coming to me! O, let no one speak of the happiness of tomorrow's day. Behold, yet this night your soul may depart your body and tomorrow you will find yourself surrounded by black demons in the tollhouses [митарство]! And yet, even this night, a man can be separated from his relatives and friends, from wealth and honor, from the sun and the stars and find himself in a totally unknown company, in an unseen place and at an unexpected judgment.


-The Prologue from Ohrid, by St. Nikolaj (Velimirovic)

 


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