Weekend Recap
Well the wedding went off without a hitch on Sunday. It was a cooler day than the previous Sunday and I was glad for the bride and groom. Nice couple and I wish...
Author: Fr. Peter
1 September ~ St. Giles
An Abbot, said to have been born of illustrious Athenian parentage about the middle of the seventh century. Early in life he devoted himself exclusively to spir...
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2 Die in Boston Fire
Last night the City of Boston lost two of it’s bravest. Two Boston firefighters lost their lives in a four alarm fire in the West Roxbury section of the c...
Greek Fires
Word has reached the Village that my friend and fellow IOCC Comrade Fr. Angelo will be leaving the US on Thursday to head to Greece to aid the workers fighting ...
Sunday Happenings
As I mentioned in a previous post, I have a baptism today after Liturgy. Baptisms are always fun and filled with all sorts of things they don’t teach you ...
23 August ~ St. Ebba
St. Ebba (in English St. Tabbs) Virgin & Abbess August 25, A.D. 683 She was sister to St. Oswald and Oswi, kings of the Northumbers, and, assisted by the l...
Silence
A good friend from California e-mailed me yesterday to remind me that I had not posted for six days and was I okay or away or something. Well here I am still he...
Russian Church to Annually Honor early British Saints.
MOSCOW. Aug 21 (Interfax) – The Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church instituted a holiday to honor Christians who lived on the islands of Great Brita...
16 August ~ St. Roch
Born at Montpellier towards 1295; died 1327. His father was governor of that city. At his birth St. Roch is said to have been found miraculously marked on the b...