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With the blessing of His Grace Bishop Matthew of Sourozh, our annual Labor Day Community Weekend returns to the Patriarchal Estate in Pine Bush, September 4-7. Join us for Divine […]
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With the blessing of His Grace Bishop Matthew of Sourozh, our annual Labor Day Community Weekend returns to the Patriarchal Estate in Pine Bush, September 4-7. Join us for Divine […] |
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Dear Brothers and Sisters, As the new academic year begins, we invite you to join us this Sunday, September 06, 2026, immediately following the Divine Liturgy, for a Moleben and blessing for all students, teachers, professors, and parents. Together, we will pray that the Lord bless and guide our students throughout the coming school year, grant wisdom and strength to their teachers, and support all families as they begin this new chapter. We warmly invite everyone to join us in prayer
With the blessing of His Grace Bishop Matthew of Sourozh, Administrator of the Patriarchal Parishes in the USA and Canada, the annual Labor Day gathering will take place Friday, September 4th–Monday, September 7th. We invite everyone to the Patriarchal Estate in Pine Bush, where you can spend time working and relaxing away from the bustle of the city with your whole family. Guests will have the opportunity to attend Divine Liturgy, go to confession and receive Holy Communion, visit our small
Intro to Daisy Field As we did last year, our parish is once again preparing for our summer picnic, Daisy Field (Ромашковое Поле), organized and MC’d by Marina Ivannikova of Православная молодежь Нью-Йорка (Orthodox Youth of NY) and Russian Youth Of America. This celebration is especially dear to us, as it is connected with the Day of Family, Love, and Fidelity and the feast of Saints Peter and Fevronia. Last year’s picnic brought together many parishioners, families, friends, and guests. It was
Our parish expresses heartfelt gratitude to Anthony L. Perito, Funeral Director at Colonial Memorial Funeral Home, for his generous donation of memorial granite plaques for the newly built Chapel of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. The chapel was erected in memory of the ever-memorable Archpriest Nikolai, who faithfully served our parish for many years. It was consecrated by His Grace Bishop Matthew in the winter of 2025. Having known Father Nikolai for many years, Anthony L. Perito offered this donation as a personal gesture of respect,
Dear Brothers and Sisters, On May 10, 2026, following the Divine Liturgy, the procession, and the memorial service (Panikhida) at the Memorial Cross, we warmly invite everyone to join us for our Victory Day Parish Picnic. Victory Day is not only a historical date. It is a day of remembrance, gratitude, and reflection on the sacrifice of those who endured suffering and gave their lives so that future generations might live. For us as Orthodox Christians, it is also a
The church was full of that quiet, familiar Pascha feeling—candles in people’s hands, lilies around the tomb, tired kids, steady singing from the choir, and everyone waiting for the words we come for every year: Christ is Risen! Truly He is Risen! After the service, Father Artemiy blessed the paschas, eggs, and festive foods that families brought after the long Lent. That part always feels special: everyone standing with their baskets, smiling, greeting each other, and slowly shifting from prayer
