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Monastery friends is a group dedicated to the support of the Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ Women's Monastery in Texas. With the blessings of His Beatitude Metropolitan Jonah and His Eminence Archbishop Dmitri, the birth of this new monastery has begun with a search for a location and a building. Learn more.
DFW Lenten Retreat March 7-9
Download the flyer for this retreat.
Pan-Orthodox Vespers Schedule
PAN-ORTHODOX VESPERS
(Sundays during Great Lent – 6 p.m.)
March 9 – Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Dallas
March 16 – St. Peter’s Antiochian Orthodox Church, Ft. Worth
March 23 – Sts. Constantine & Helen Antiochian Orthodox Church, Dallas
March 30 – St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, Ft. Worth
April 6 – St. Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral, Dallas
A Lenten meal is served after Vespers.
3 Evening Retreat Feb. 23-25 in McKinney
NTOM Conference Jan. 31-Feb. 1 in DFW Area
Orthodox Christian Perspectives
The Hidden Joy of Christian Living:
Sharing Christ’s Love with Our Neighbor
January 31, 2014
at St. Peter Orthodox Christian Church, Ft. Worth
Dinner 6:00 p.m., Program 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
February 1, 2014
at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Dallas
Coffee 8:30 a.m., Program 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Learn more by reading our Flyer
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Bishop Gregory of Nyssa Primate of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese of the USA |
Fr. Maximus Cabey St. Matthew OCA (Green Bay, WI) |
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Bishop Gregory, before becoming a priest and bishop, worked for 20 years as a researcher in the field of cardiology. After taking a mission trip to Alaska, he felt the calling to pursue the priesthood. He received the M.Div. from Holy Cross seminary in 2006 and was ordained a priest in 2007. As an Ierokyrix and a Confessor, he has provided spiritual direction to the clergy and faithful of the metropolis of Atlanta. With an affinity for youth ministry and a skilled administrator he oversaw all the youth programs in the Metropolis of Atlanta. Bishop Gregory was elevated to the episcopate in 2012. |
Fr. Maximus, a graduate of St. Vladimir, was ordained to the holy priesthood on the Feast of the Universal Exaltation of the Cross by Metropolitan Jonah on September 14th 2010. In 2011 Father was appointed the new Rector for St Matthew. In addition to the M. Div., Fr. Maximus has a B.A. in Theology and Mental Health and Human Services from Franciscan University of Steubenville. Fr. Maximus has been involved in pastoral ministry and teaching for the past 23 years. |
Oct. 30 Lecture: Christian Tradition in a “Postmodern World”
Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2013 7pm
Archpriest John Erickson
Former Dean and Professor
St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary
Location of Public Address:
St. Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral
4208 Wycliff, Dallas, Texas 75219
stseraphim.org (530 ) 921 1567
About The Presenter:
Fr. John H. Erickson is thePeter N. Gramowich Professor of Church History, Emeritus, and former Dean of St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary, Crestwood NY, where he taught from 1973 until his retirement to Tucson, Arizona, in 2009.
His publications include The Challenge of Our Past: Essays in Orthodox Church History and Canon Law; The Quest for Unity: Orthodox and Catholics in Dialogue; Orthodox Christians in America: A Brief History; as well as over sixty published articles and book chapters.
Since retiring, Fr. John has kept busy with speaking engagements and with serving assignments throughout the Southwest. As needed, he also gives a 14-unit online course in church history as part of the Diaconal Vocations Program of the Orthodox Church in America.
A Brief Summary of the Evening Presentation:
Cultural historians, social theorists, philosophers, literary critics and many others refer to our world today as “postmodern.” They do so to call attention to a cultural shift that is as far-reaching as it is profound. Much of what the “modern world” took for granted is now being called into question. Suspect, among other things, is the metanarrative, the big story, the “totalizing narrative schema” that claims to present transcendent and universal truth. In this new cultural context, what place is there for the “big story” offered by historic Christianity? What word of hope does Christian Tradition have to offer men and women today, who are skeptical about the claims and promises of the past and at the same time anxious about the future?
A Second Opportunity:
In addition another presentation — a bit less public however — carrying a provocative title, will be offered by Fr. Erickson on Wednesday, October 30 at approximately 12 noon: “Does Christian Marriage Have a Future?” Here Fr. John will explore aspects of marriage that challenge Orthodox Christians each day. Members of the Church are certainly invited, but will be asked to leave afterwards for an informal Q & A between Fr. John and visiting clergy. This talk will be held at the Cathedral as well.
IOCC Fundraising Dinner, October 20, 2013 in Dallas
Please join me at the annual International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC, www.iocc.org) fundraiser dinner on Sunday, October 20th, held this year at:
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
13555 Hillcrest Road
Dallas, Texas 75240
For more information, download the Flyer.
This is not a religious event, nor a political one, but an effort for a worthy cause, with high level impact. About 92 cents of every dollar donated to IOCC goes to the actual charitable effort, making IOCC one of the most efficient charities in the USA, much more efficient than many of the more well-known charities. IOCC has been involved in international relief efforts in such places as Syria, Ethiopia, Serbia, Russia, amongst other places in Africa, Asia, and Europe.
IOCC is fortunate such that out of every $1 donated, $7 (not a typo) is generated toward relief efforts, due to existing grant and philanthropic relationships.
We are also trying to set up a silent auction. If you have valuable memorabilia that you wish to donate, please contact me.
If you wish to sponsor a dinner table, or partially underwrite the event, please contact me. Sponsors will be given recognition at the dinner.
If you have ideas for best practices on how to make this event even more successful than last year, please contact Michael Petridis.
We expect our first committee meeting on Wednesday evening, 7pm, October 2nd, at Holy Trinity. Come join us!
Thank you for your time and consideration!
Why not donate $1 to make $7?
Please pass the word.
“The Theotokos as Model for Our Lives” Retreat at The Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ Monastery
Retreat Center with guest Speaker Dr. Eugenia Constantinou (Presvytera Jeannie)
March 11-13 Retreat in McKinney, TX
Three-Evening Retreat
March 11-13, 2013 Monday ~ Wednesday
THE HOLY PROPHET AND GOD-SEER, MOSES
Part 1: From His Birth to the Crossing of the Red Sea
A Patristic journey into the wealth of spiritual nourishment for our 21st Century lives, hidden beneath the historical account of his life
Keynote Speaker:
Fr Demetrios Carellas
St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church, McKinney, TX
Nightly Schedule:
5:30 PM Vespers in Church.
Light meal to follow in Church hall
7:00 to 8:30 PM Presentation in Lecture hall
across the street, with Q & A and Fellowship
Everything is FREE, but please RSVP!
For planning purposes, please RSVP with names and/or #’s of people
attending to Priest Seraphim Holland
(phone/text/email – seraphim@orthodox.net or 972.658.5433)
by Saturday, March 9th
If you do not RSVP, come anyway!
Our church hall will be available at all times to you.
Conference in Dallas Feb. 22-23: Orthodox Christian Perspectives
To register for the conference, sign up here.
You can also download an NTOM Poster 8.5×11 Flyer or an 11×17 Flyer.
“How to talk with your children and grandchildren about God”
“I am a representative of Christ to all the children in my life.”
From The One Thing Needful: Meditation for the Busy Orthodox Woman
by Colette D. Jonopoulos, Light and Life Publishing
Friday February 22, 2013
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
St. Barbara OCA
5201 Alta Mesa Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76133
817-294-0325, www.saintbarbarafw.org
6:00 pm Opening
6:45 pm Welcome and opening prayer
“Indoctrination in the public schools and how it conflicts with our Orthodox Faith” by Fr. Daniel Keller
“Sharing the Gospel with Our College Students” by Fr. Nick Hadzellis
“Talking to God about our children before we talk with our children about God” by Fr. Justin Frederick
Saturday February 23, 2013
8:30 am – 1:00 pm
Holy Trinity GOC
13555 Hillcrest Road, Dallas, TX 75240
972-991-1166, www.holytrinity.info
8:30 am Registration and Coffee hour
9:00 am Welcome and opening prayer
“The Conflict That Never Was – How Science and Christianity Can Live Together In Harmony” by Fr. Vasile Tudora
“Teaching children about keeping their faith in the context of being a minority religion in America” by Deacon Clint Sharpley
“Talking to God about our children before we talk with our children about God” by Fr. Justin Frederick
Lunch
“As we pray, so we believe, so we pray.”
From Giver of Life, the Holy Spirit in Orthodox Tradition,
by Fr. John W. Oliver, Paraclete Press
These events are free to all. Children are especially welcome but we have no child care available.
Pan-Orthodox Sunday Vespers, 6 pm
Please join us for pan-Orthodox vespers!
- March 24 – Holy Trinity GOC, Dallas
- March 31 – St. Peter AOC, Ft. Worth
- April 7 – St. John the Baptist GOC, Euless
- April 14 – St. Demetrios GOC, Ft. Worth
- April 21 – St. Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral OCA, Dallas
You may find the addresses of these parishes here.
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