For those of us who are priests, deacons, and other clergy, we know that Easter and Christmas are time attendance in churches increase. But in this video Fr. Theodore Damian of the Romanian Orthodox Archdioscese talks about the purpose of attending the divine liturgy on Sunday mornings.
We invite you to join every day at noon as we raise our voices in praise and thanksgiving for peace and healing at St. Mary the Protectess Orthodox Church at 1000 South Michigan Street, Plymouth, Indiana. We are in the A-Frame building on the corner of Oak Hill and Michigan Street across from the Webster Elementary School.
We also invite you to join us on Sundays startomg at 10 am for the celebration of the Holy Qurbana.
And don't forget, on Saturday, April 4,2009, we will be dedicating the Mor Gregorios Community Center and blessing all the computers used for the center's employment program. The center and her programs all look to make a difference in the lives of our friends and neighbors. Are you making a diffeence? To discover how you can make a difference in the lives of your firneds and neighbors email us at monastery@synesius.com or call the center and church at 574-540-2048.
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