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04/16/22

Friday, April 15 - Vespers of Lazarus Saturday @ 6p

Saturday, April 16 - Liturgy of Lazarus Sunday @ 8:30a

- Vigil of Palm Sunday @ 5:30p

Sunday, April 17 - Liturgy of Palm Sunday @ 9:30a

- Bridegroom Matins of Holy Monday @ 4p (Christ the Savior Church)

Oil of Unction will be available to any Orthodox Christian who wishes to be anointed, at the conclusion of each service.

Monday, April 18 - Bridegroom Matins of Holy Tuesday @ 6p

Tuesday, April 19 - Bridegroom Matins of Holy Wednesday @ 6p

Wednesday, April 20 - Matins of Holy Thursday (with the Washing of Feet) @ 6p

Thursday, April 21 - Liturgy of Holy Thursday @ 10a

- Reading of the Passion Gospels @ 6p

Friday, April 22 - Vespers of Holy Friday @ 4p

- Matins of Holy Saturday @ 6p

Saturday, April 23 - Liturgy of Holy Saturday @ 10a

- Paschal Nocturn, Matins, Divine Liturgy @ 10:30p

Sunday, April 24 - Paschal Vespers 12p

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St. Alexis Orthodox Church

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Daily Scripture Reading

April 19, 2024
Genesis 22:1-18 Proverbs 17:17-18:5

Saint of the Day

St Theodore Trichinas (the Hair-shirt wearer), hermit near Constantinople (400)
20 Apr 2024 at 1:01am
He was born in Constantinople to well-off and pious parents. He became a monastic in Thrace, and subjected himself to many ascetic labors, one of which was always to dress in a hair-shirt, from which he was called "Trichinas" (meaning "hairy"). He...