Orthodox priests are obligated by their sacred vocation to imitate the Good Shepherd in exercising a constant concern for the welfare and the salvation of their flock. The priest is always ready to respond to your call upon him and regards himself privileged when you ask him for guidance, spiritual ministration, or comfort.   more...

One of the most important obligations that we have as worshipers attending the Divine Liturgy is to maintain proper decorum so that all of the members of the Congregation may pray sincerely, peacefully and meaningfully.   more...

"Blessed is the kingdom of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit..."   more...

In His great love for us, Jesus did not leave us on our own after ascending to our Father in heaven. He sent us the Holy Spirit, the Comforter, to sustain and help guide the members of Christ ’s body, the Church.   more...

Holy Communion can be administered only to baptized and confirmed (chrismated) Eastern Orthodox Christians who are in complete harmony with the sacramental life of the Church, and if married, are married in the Orthodox Church.   more...

Daily self-examination and confession/ asking for forgiveness of sins are always to be a part of one’s prayer life.   more...

“Become holy, for I your Lord and God am holy” Lev. 19:2.   more...

Today Christ is Born ! “…And the Whole Creation Rejoices.”   more...

Dear Orthodox Student: As you have left your home and you are away at school, we wish you a safe journey and pray for your physical and spiritual well-being...   more...