Another good one on Life after Death: stvladimiraami.org/pamphlets/prayerforthedeadfrsrose.pdf

Good pamphlet on Life after Death: stvladimiraami.org/pamphlets/prayerforthedeadol.pdf

Ask questions here in the comments for next week!

🎶 Promo sm!!

I’ve heard the Stiharion called a Dalmatic. Where does the term Dalmatic come from? Also, is there a variation of the stiharion for the deacons vs the acolytes? Thank you Frs for the clip and your time

Help us create a winter worship space! Learn more: tinyurl.com/stvbarnfloor

Pannykhida for Nick Vlisides starts at 1:47:45.

Sermon begins at 54:20

Sermon begins at 1:28:40

The book mentioned in the broadcast: Apostle to Zaire: The Life & Legacy of Blessed Father Cosmos of Grigoriou

KZbin is not allowing us to edit the video to post only the sermon. You can find it at 12:30. Sorry - AI is outsmarting us here...

Thank you for uploading these.

iMovie fought me tooth and nail with the title. So I gave up. iMovie won. :) Fr. Gregory

We are so blessed to have this amazing choir lead us in prayer every Sunday morning, but this partciular effort was just PERFECT! Thank you Julia and choir for your untiring efforts on behalf of us all! Christ is Risen!

Author of the Holy Saturday Canon: St. Mark the Monk, Bishop of Idrunt. The Irmos is the work of St. Casia the Nun.

Reading Acts of the Apostles Holy Saturday We are seeking readers to read the Acts of the Apostles in as many languages as possible again this year. Since this tradition has grown in popularity in recent years this year we will again begin the reading of the Acts of the Apostles at 9:00 p.m. on Holy Saturday, April 7. This reading sends a very important and stark message: Christianity is the faith for ALL peoples. Thus, we try to read the Acts before the tomb of Christ in as many languages as we can. Last year we read in 19 languages. Let's break that record this year! Contact our Head Reader, Ken Doll, to sign up for your slot to read in the language of your choice - see him in church or email [email protected].

Orthodoxwiki: Prophet Ezekiel: orthodoxwiki.org/Prophet_Ezekiel

Order of the washing of the feet 2017: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roG6c3yEqa-ladE

Blessing Pascha Baskets Paschal baskets will be blessed at St. Vladimir's following the Divine Liturgy on Holy Saturday as well as every subsequent Divine Service of Bright Week. It is most traditional for baskets to be blessed after the Divine Liturgy on Pascha itself, but we realize that this does not work for everyone's schedule, and thus we offer an early opportunity (after the Holy Saturday Divine Liturgy) and later opportunities (after every Divine Service of Bright Week). If you basket is blessed on Holy Saturday after Liturgy you agree that you will not partake of the non-Lenten foods until after the Divine Liturgy on Pascha night, for the fast is not broken by the clock or the calendar, but by the Divine Liturgy of the feast!

Holy Week & Bright Week Schedule The full service schedule for Holy Week & Bright Week at St. Vladimir’s is available now at this link: stvladimiraami.org/flyers/paschaschedule18.pdf

Pascha Special Instructions - Please Help! This Sunday we celebrate the Glorious Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. The Liturgy for this feast is traditionally one of our largest of the year. We need your help to make things go as smoothly as possible! 1. We will commune from two chalices at least. If we have three priests we will have three chalices. Please help by stepping into the Communion line that has the fewest people in it. The exact same Communion is in each chalice - no matter which priest is communing you. 2. Please move to the front of the parish church. Yes - you. Everyone that reads this. And please tell all your friends that don’t read this or deny reading this. :) Leave the back of the church for guests. They will be more comfortable there and we will thereby utilize our very limited space to the greatest extent possible. 3. Please do not park in the guest parking spots. Yes - you. Those spots are for guests. A guest a new person who is visiting for their first or second or third time. If you are reading this you are probably not a guest. Please spread the word about this - we need to be mature about this and be willing to walk a few more steps to church so a real guest has a nice place to park and is welcomed from the first possible moment they visit our parish.

Monothelitism: Monothelitism was a softened form of Monophysitism. While acknowledging two natures in Christ, the Monothelites taught that in Christ there was only one will - namely, the Divine will. Adherents of this teaching included several patriarchs of Constantinople who were later excommunicated (Pyrrhus, Paul, Theodore). It was also supported by Honorius, Pope of Rome. This teaching was rejected as false at the Sixth Ecumenical Council. (Orthodox Dogmatic Theology, Protopresbyter Michael Pomazansky, Appendix II)

New Hieromartyr Vladimir, Metropolitan of Kiev: oca.org/saints/lives/2018/01/25/100311-st-vladimir-metropolitan-of-kiev-and-gallich

Священномученик Владимир, митрополит Киевский: days.pravoslavie.ru/Life/life355.htm

Святитель Григорий Богослов: days.pravoslavie.ru/Life/life304.htm

St. Gregory the Theologian: oca.org/saints/lives/2018/01/25/100298-st-gregory-the-theologian-the-archbishop-of-constantinople

Блаженная Ксения: stxenia.stvladimiraami.org/static.php?page=life_in_rus

St. Ksenia of St. Petersburg: stxenia.stvladimiraami.org/static.php?page=life_in_eng

Venerable Maximus the Confessor: oca.org/saints/lives/2018/01/21/100249-st-maximus-the-confessor

Преподобный Максим Исповедник: days.pravoslavie.ru/Life/life267.htm

Святитель Кирилл Александрийский: days.pravoslavie.ru/Life/life1267.htm

Святой Афанасий великий: days.pravoslavie.ru/Life/life6457.htm

Святой Афанасий великий: days.pravoslavie.ru/Life/life6457.htm

Преподобный Антоний великий: days.pravoslavie.ru/Life/life234.htm

St. Anthony the Great: oca.org/saints/lives/2018/01/17/100216-venerable-and-god-bearing-father-anthony-the-great

St. Sava I of Serbia: oca.org/saints/lives/2018/01/14/100156-st-sava-i-first-archbishop-of-serbia

Life of St. Zacchaeus: oca.org/saints/lives/2018/04/20/148976-apostle-zacchaeus

St. Cyril of Alexandria: oca.org/saints/lives/2018/06/09/101595-st-cyril-the-archbishop-of-alexandria

St. Athanasius the Great: oca.org/saints/lives/2018/05/02/101269-st-athanasius-the-great-the-patriarch-of-alexandria

First Week of Great Lent Schedule @ St. Vladimir's: stvladimiraami.org/flyers/firstweekgreatlentflyer.pdf

Святая равноапостольная Нина: days.pravoslavie.ru/Life/life216.htm

St. Nina: oca.org/saints/lives/2018/01/14/100191-st-nino-nina-equal-of-the-apostles-and-enlightener-of-georgia

Святая мученица Татиана: days.pravoslavie.ru/Life/life198.htm

St. Tatiana: oca.org/saints/lives/2018/01/12/100155-martyr-tatiana-of-rome-and-those-who-suffered-with-her

We will be glad to see you, please visit. We have the Divine Liturgy every Sunday at 10 am.

Beautiful. I love this. I am a Roman Catholic from Ann Arbor, but I have been interested in Eastern Orthodoxy & have read many books on the Holy Faith. I have not yet attended a Divine Liturgy, but I would like to. Peace.

Thank you very much. I've been hoping to see this.

Thank you for sharing!

Thank you very much for an excellent sermon. It was truly from the heart!