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Sat, Sep 6th, @6:00pm - 07:00PM
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Sun, Sep 7th, @9:30am - 11:30AM
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Sat, Sep 13th, @6:00pm - 07:00PM
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Sun, Sep 14th, @9:30am - 11:30AM
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Sat, Sep 20th, @6:00pm - 07:00PM
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Blessed Anthony the Great |
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Those who lead their lives through small and minor ordeals, on the one hand rid themselves of danger, and on the other, have no need for special precautions against it. In conquering the various sinful inclinations, they auspiciously discover the path leading toward God. |
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Written by Rev. Michael Korolev
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Tuesday, 09 May 2006 |
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Welcome to the St. Peter & St. Paul Orthodox Church website, portal to a unique tradition. Are you looking for a Church Community? We would be very happy to have you join us at St. Peter & St. Paul Orthodox Church! Our Church strives to live by the message of Christ, in which there are no outcasts and all are welcome. COME AND SEE! The bible says, "worship the Lord your God, and serve him only" (Matt. 4:10). Notice that worship comes before service. Worshiping God is our very first purpose. Please join us at St. Peter & St. Paul Holy Catholic, Apostolic Eastern Orthodox Christian Church for one of the Divine Services (Divine Liturgy & other services in English, with some Slavonic) and see with your own eyes the "Pearl of great price" which we wish to share with you.
 Priest Michael Korolev
We welcome you to St. Peter & St. Paul Orthodox Church! We gladly welcome visitors & inquirers & always have a complimentary meal on Sunday to get acquainted.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 23 December 2007 )
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Written by Rev. Michael Korolev
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Sunday, 23 December 2007 |
Meeting the Funding Requirements of Parish Life
Dear Brothers and Sisters:
Each and every one of us should be seeking to educate ourselves (and our families) about appropriate Christian stewardship of our resources, especially our material resources. Part of this process is to learn more about and to take greater responsibility for the important issue of funding the work of our local parish.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 09 July 2008 )
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Written by Rev. Michael Korolev
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Friday, 03 August 2007 |
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While there have been a number of other locations suggested as the biblical site of Mount Sinai, also referred to as Mount Horeb, the traditional location is a peak in the central southern Sinai Peninsula. This site and the surrounding area are steeped in Biblical tradition. All around Mount Sinai are locations and sites that have been associated with Biblical places named in the Exodus, and there is a long oral tradition of their authenticity. However, there is no proven archaeological evidence that this, or any of the other suggested alternate locations of Mount Sinai, is the actual one referred to in the Bible. Nevertheless, this mountain has drawn pilgrims for over a thousand years in the overwhelming belief that it is the Holy Mountain, and its tradition as the Biblical peak can be directly traced back to the fourth century AD. John Lloyd Stephens said that “Among all the stupendous works of Nature, not a place can be selected more fitting for the exhibition of Almighty power.” |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 26 November 2007 )
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Written by Rev. Michael Korolev
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Saturday, 14 April 2007 |
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 St.Peter & St.Paul Church
Today is good time to acknowledge those who spent a lot of their time and strength to make it happen. In alphabetical order: Barbara (Michelle) Caliento, Diana Carter, Miletina (Melissa) Coady, Charles Hoffman, Raman and Yelena Hrybanov, Mary Kabb, Matushka Elena and Varvara Korolev, Trofim (Frank) Krautcuk, Helena Lake, Nadejda Lisitsina, Paraskeva (Pamela) Parsons, Karen Patruski, Alex Peshkov, Joseph (Francis) Pike, Victor Popov, Igor Prilepko, Ioann (Arthur) and Alla Ribinskas, Valentina Shtrom, Tatiana Sivolobova, James Skibel, Jason Songer, Julia Songer, Marianna Starosielski, Natalia Yanina. Grant, O Lord, them Many healthy and happy years! |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 April 2007 )
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Written by Rev. Michael Korolev
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Sunday, 11 February 2007 |
 Archdeacon Roman Skvarnavicius It is with deep sadness, that I announce that our beloved brother Archdeacon Roman Skvarnavicius has fallen asleep in the Lord on Saturday morning (2/10). Fr. Roman had been struggling with kidney cancer for several months. Many members of our community have known him since he was a young boy. He grew up in faith and dedicated his entire life to the faithful service to God and people and he left this life to the Desired Fatherland in peace and with prayer. Our parish was blessed to have him as a concelebrant and a loving brother. The services will be held at our church. Funeral service will be on Monday, 2/12 at 6:30 pm and Memorial Liturgy and burial on Tuesday 2/13 at 10:30 am. We know that Fr. Roman’s love touched the lives of many people and we expect numerous guests of clergy and laity. His Grace Bishop Nikon will preside over the services. May the memory of the newly departed and ever-memorable Archdeacon Roman be eternal. |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 April 2007 )
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