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Schedule of Services and Events for the week of November 13 – November 20

Tuesday, November 15
The Start of the Advent Fast

Wednesday, November 16
7:30 PM
– Adult Catechism Class

Thursday, November 17
7 PM
– St. Nectarios Anointing Service

Friday, November 18
9:30 AM
– Old Testament Class
12 noon – set up for Thanksgiving bake and Craft Sale

Saturday, November 19
10 AM to 3 PM
– Thanksgiving Craft & Bake Sale
5 PM – Vespers

Sunday, November 20
10 AM –
Divine Liturgy
11:30 AM – Church School
11:30 AM to 1 PM – Thanksgiving Craft & Bake Sale
Sunday, November 20 is the Last Day of the Clothing Drive!!!

Readers Schedule
11/13 – Suzanne Molineaux
11/20 – Luke Mihaylo
11/27 – Sandi Fong

Coffee Hour
11/13 – Behrend
11/20 – IOCC Fundraising Brunch
11/27 – OPEN

 

Schedule of services and events for the week of November 6 – November 13

Tuesday, November 8
8 AM
– Hours

Wednesday, November 9
9 AM
– Divine Liturgy for the health of Luke Mihaylo
10 AM – Archaeology dig at the cemetery
7 PM – Adult Catechism Class

Friday, November 11
9:30 AM
– Old Testament Class

Saturday, November 12
8 AM
– Roll Baking Session
9:30 AM – Church Ground clean up
5 PM – Vespers

Sunday, November 13
10 AM –
Divine Liturgy
11:30 AM – Panachida for Marion Fallon
11:30 AM – Church School
11:30 AM – Parish Meeting on new parish rectory immediately following Divine Liturgy in the church

Readers Schedule
11/6 – Chris Mihaly
11/13 – Suzanne Molineaux
11/20 – Luke Mihaylo
11/27 – Sandi Fong

Coffee Hour
11/6 – Natalia
11/13 – Behrend
11/20 – OPEN
11/27 – OPEN

 

Schedule of services and events for October 30 – November 13

Monday, October 31
6 PM –
Prayer Group
7 PM – Spirituality Class

Tuesday, November 1
8:30 AM
– Hours
9 AM – Perogie Session

Wednesday, November 2
7 PM
– Adult Catechism Class

Thursday, November 3
8:30 AM
– Akathist

Friday, November 4
9:30 AM
– Old Testament Class

Friday, November 4 through Sunday, November 6 – Lenox Retreat on MISSIONS with Kenneth Kidde OCMC

Sunday, November 6, 10 AM – Divine Liturgy with Fr. Sergei Bouteneff

There will be no Prayer Class or Spirituality Class on Monday, November 7. Fr. Luke will be out of town.

Tuesday, November 8
9 AM –
Perogie Session

Wednesday, November 9
Archaeology Dig at cemetery
7 PM – Catechism Class

Friday, November 11
9:30 AM
– Old Testament Class

Saturday, November 12
9 AM – Roll Baking
9:30 AM – Church grounds Fall clean up
5 PM – Vespers

Sunday, November 13
10 AM
– Divine Liturgy
11:30 AM – Parish Meeting on new parish rectory immediately following Divine Liturgy in the church

Readers Schedule
10/30 – Robert Faubel
11/6 – Chris Mihaly
11/13 – Suzanne Molineaux
11/20 – Luke Mihaylo
11/27 – Sandi Fong

Coffee Hour
10/30 – FONG
11/6 – Natalia
11/13 – Behrend
11/20 – OPEN
11/27 – OPEN

Schedule of Services and events for the week of October 23 – October 30

Monday, October 24
6 PM –
Prayer Group
7 PM – Spirituality Class

Tuesday, October 25
8:30 AM
– Hours
9 AM – Perogie Session

Wednesday, October 26
9 AM
– Divine Liturgy for St. Demetrius
7 PM – Adult Catechism Class 

Thursday, October 27
8:30 AM
– Akathist

Friday, October 28
9:30 AM
– Old Testament Class

Saturday, October 29
9 AM
– Cemetery Clean up
2 PM – Akathist to the Icon of the Inexhaustible Cup
5 PM – Vespers
6 PM – Youth/Family Bonfire

Sunday, October 30
9 AM
– Church School for Middle and High School Students
10 AM – Divine Liturgy
11:30 AM – Church School elementary Students

Readers Schedule
10/23 – Nicholas Fong
10/30 – Robert Faubel
11/6 – Chris Mihaly

Coffee Hour
10/30 – FONG
11/6 – NATALIA
11/13 – BEHREND
11/20 – OPEN
11/27 – OPEN

Schedule of Services and Events for the week of October 16 – October 23

Monday, October 17
6 PM –
Prayer Group
7 PM – Spirituality Class

Tuesday, October 18
8:30 AM
– Hours
9 AM – Perogie Session

Wednesday, October 19
7 PM
– Adult Catechism Class

Thursday, October 20
8:30 AM
– Akathist
7 PM– St. Nectarios Anointing Service

Friday, October 21
9:30 AM
– Old Testament Class
5 PM–  Consecration of St. George’s Church Taylor, PA

Saturday, October 22
9 AM –
Consecration of St. Georges’ Church Taylor, PA
5 PM – Vespers in Danbury

Sunday, October 23
9 AM
– Church School for Middle and High School Students
10 AM – Divine Liturgy
11:30 AM – Church School elementary Students
12 noon – Parish Council Meeting
4:30 PM – DDD Appreciation Dinner

Readers Schedule
10/16 – Paul Sulich
10/23 – Nicholas Fong
10/30 – Robert Faubel
11/6 – Chris Mihaly

Coffee Hour
10/16 – FONG
10/23 – OPEN
10/30 – OPEN

Schedule of services and events for the week of October 9 – October 16

Sunday, October 9
Wednesday, October 12, Diocesan-Sobor in Johnstown, PA

Thursday, October 13
6:30 PM
– Ladies Night Out at Kathy Kerpchar’s

Friday, October 14
9:30 AM
– Old Testament Class

Saturday, October 15
6 PM
– Cabaret presented by Trinity Troubadours

Sunday, October 15
10 AM –
Divine Liturgy
1 PM to 2:30 PM – Duck Pin Bowling with St. George’s at Danbury Duck Pin Lanes

Readers Schedule
10/9 – Luke Mihaylo

Coffee Hour
10/9 – Suzanne

St. Nectarios Adult Retreat hosted by Holy Trinity Orthodox Church

sower-seedsSt. Nectarios Adult Retreat hosted
by Holy Trinity Orthodox Church

Missions

Retreat Master: Kenneth Kidd, Development Director
Orthodox Christian Mission Center

 The Village Inn – Lenox, MA
November 4-6, 2016

 

Cost: $320 per couple/$210 per single (tax included)
Includes: 2 nights stay at the inn, 2 complete breakfasts, 1 dinner

Rooms will be reserved on a first-come-first-serve basis. Reservations may be made by contacting Susan at 203-746-6008 or via email at [email protected]. Reservations must be received by October 1st. Checks should be made payable to Holy Trinity Orthodox Church and given to Susan Sulich or mailed to the church, 74 Joe’s Hill Rd., Danbury, CT 06811.

Schedule:

Friday November 4th
2:00:  Start of check in time at The Village Inn (www.villageinn-lenox.com); choose entrée for Saturday dinner at the inn when you check in.
Dinner: On your own at one of the many restaurants in Lenox

Saturday November 5th
Breakfast at your leisure in the Village Inn dining room
9:30—11:30 a.m.: Morning Prayers and Retreat Program: Kenneth Kidd on Missions
Afternoon: Free time. Visit the Norman Rockwell Museum, Prime Outlets or one of the many other area attractions or take in the scenic beauty of the Berkshires
5:30—6:30 p.m.: Moleben to St. Nectarios and Confessions
6:30—7:30 p.m.: Fellowship Hour in the Village Inn living room
7:30 p.m.: Dinner together in the Village Inn dining room

Sunday November 6th
8:45—10:15 a.m.: Divine Liturgy
10:30 a.m.: Group Photo at the inn
10:45 a.m.: Full country breakfast Village Inn dining room
12:00 noon: Checkout

Schedule of services and events for the week of September 18 – September 25

Tuesday, September 20
9 AM –
Perogie Session

Saturday, September 24
3 PM
– family/Youth Outing at Tarrywile Park, 70 Southern Blvd, Danbury CT – Hiking
5 PM – Vespers

Sunday September 25
10 AM
– Divine Liturgy
12 noon – Parish Council Meeting
2 PM – Akathist to the Icon of the Inexhaustible Cup followed by discussion

Readers Schedule
9/25 – Paul Toaso
10/2 – Suzanne Molineaux
10/9 – Luke Mihaylo

Coffee Hour
9/25 – Thompson
10/2 – OYMT
10/9 – Suzanne

Elevation of the Life-Giving Cross

The Exaltation of the Honorable Cross

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Two events in connection with the Honorable Cross of Christ are commemorated on this day: first, the finding of the Honorable Cross on Golgotha and second, the return of the Honorable Cross from Persia to Jerusalem. Visiting the Holy Land, the holy Empress Helena decided to find the Honorable Cross of Christ. An old Jewish man named Judah was the only one who knew where the Cross was located, and, constrained by the empress, he revealed that the Cross was buried under the temple of Venus that Emperor Hadrian had built on Golgotha. The empress ordered that this idolatrous temple be razed and, having dug deep below it, found three crosses. While the empress pondered on how to recognize which of these was the Cross of Christ, a funeral procession passed by. Patriarch Macarius told them to place the crosses, one by one, on the dead man. When they placed the first and second cross on the dead man, the dead man lay unchanged. When they placed the third cross on him, the dead man came back to life. By this they knew that this was the Precious and Life-giving Cross of Christ. They then placed the Cross on a sick woman, and she became well. The patriarch elevated the Cross for all the people to see, and the people sang with tears: “Lord, have mercy!” Empress Helena had a silver case made and set the Honorable Cross in it. Later, the Persian Emperor Chozroes conquered Jerusalem, enslaved many people, and took the Lord’s Cross to Persia. The Cross remained in Persia for fourteen years. In the year 628 the Greek Emperor Heraclius defeated Chozroes and, with much ceremony, returned the Cross to Jerusalem. As he entered the city Emperor Heraclius carried the Cross on his back, but suddenly was unable to take another step. Patriarch Zacharias saw an angel preventing the emperor from bearing the Cross on the same path that the Lord had walked barefoot and humiliated. The patriarch communicated this vision to the emperor. The emperor removed his raiment and, in ragged attire and barefoot, took up the Cross, carried it to Golgotha, and placed it in the Church of the Resurrection, to the joy and consolation of the whole Christian world.

http://98.131.104.126/prolog/September14.htm

Schedule of services and events for the week of September 11 – September 18

Monday, September 12
6 PM – 
Prayer Group
7 PM – Spirituality Class

Tuesday, September 13
8:30 AM –
Hours
6 PM – Vespers for Elevation for the Cross

Wednesday, September 14
9 AM –
Liturgy for Elevation for the Cross

Thursday, September 15
7 PM
– St. Nectarios Service

Friday, September 16
9:30 AM –
Old Testament Class – Exodus

Saturday, September 17
5 PM –
Vespers

Sunday September 18
10 AM
– Divine Liturgy

Readers Schedule
9/11 – Harry Fong
9/18 – Sandi Fong
9/25 – Paul Toaso

Coffee Hour
9/11 – Young
9/18 – OPEN
9/25 – Thompson
10/2 – Suzanne
10/9 – OPEN