Today at the Cathedral:

We welcome all newcomers to our Cathedral and are glad you are here!  Please join us after Liturgy in the Social Hall; we would love to get to know you!

Brief program presented by our Greek School in honor of the Three Hierarchs at the conclusion of Divine Liturgy.

Memorial:

Nikolaos Aivaliotis, 1 year

This week at the Cathedral:  

Wednesday, January 29th
6pm - Vespers for Synaxis of the Three Hierarchs
7pm - Catechesis

Thursday, January 30th
9:30am - Orthros and Divine Liturgy - Synaxis of the Three Hierarchs
Artoklasia offered by the Hatzikostas family

Saturday, February 1st
9am - Greek School

Sunday, February 2nd
GOYA Meeting Following Divine Liturgy.
Philoptochos Meeting Following Divine Liturgy - Join us to learn about The Interval House Women's Shelter with guest speaker, Amanda Delaura, Director. Light refreshments will be served.

Announcements:  

House Blessings - After Theophany
Father George will be blessing the homes of our parishioners following the Feast of the Theophany. It is customary for the priest to visit, bringing with him the “Jordan Water” for the traditional Theophany House Blessings. Anyone wishing to have Father visit, please call the church office. Please note: all who reside in the household should make every effort to be present for the Blessing. (see flyer)

AHEPA Annual Valentine's Dance
Please come celebrate Valentine's Day together on Saturday, February 8, 2024 - 7pm-11pm. All are welcome and invited to our Matthews Hall for an evening of good food (hearty appetizers and roast beef carving station) dancing, live band (Hellenic Express), and cash bar. We promise an evening of fun, entertainment and fellowship. (see flyer)

Faith and Family Night
We invite all from our Cathedral to be a part of a historic Orthodox Christian gathering at Faith and Family Night on Saturday, February 15th (doors open at 2:45pm, speakers begin at 3pm, puck drop at 5pm).  This unique event will unite Orthodox Christians from across New England and the Tri-State area, allowing us to witness and celebrate the unity of our faith in a public setting.  Pregame speakers include Bishop JOHN Abdalah of the Diocese of Worcester and New England and Rev. Peter Orfanakos from St. Barbara's in Orange who will be speaking on the theme: "All you Need is Love."  Then the evening features a thrilling hockey matchup between the Bridgeport Islanders and the Providence Bruins at Total Mortgage Arena in Bridgeport, CT.  Tickets are $27 per person and include center ice seating, an Islanders hat, early stadium access, and a post-game photo on the ice and all net proceeds benefit IOCC's hurricane relief efforts.  Additionally, parishioners who are interested are invited to join a Pan-Orthodox choir to sing God Bless America and there will be fun intermission activities for any children who are interested.  Tickets can be purchased at this link: https://fevo-enterprise.com/event/Faithfamily808 (see flyer)

Orthodox Volunteer Corps (OVC)
Orthodox Volunteer Corps (OVC) is a yearlong domestic service program for Orthodox young adults and an official Agency of the Assembly of Bishops. We offer young adults from across the country an immersive year of service in Pittsburgh and Boston, working at homeless shelters, after-school programs, free medical clinics, and more. In addition, Corps Members receive weekly formation & training in Orthodoxy and community-based leadership development, live in community with other Orthodox young adults, and engage local parishes. Housing, transportation, and food are 100% covered. Application deadline for Fall 2025 is February 20. Applicants must be 21-29 years old. (see flyer)

Heritage Greece Program
The National Hellenic Society's Heritage Greece Program is a transformative, two-week cultural immersion experience designed for accomplished Greek American college students. This exceptional program offers participants the opportunity to engage with peers from the American College of Greece (ACG) in Athens, Greece, the American College of Thessaloniki (ACT) in Thessaloniki, Greece and College Year in Athens in Athens, Greece (CYA). The goal of the Heritage Greece® Program is to deeply connect students with their faith, Greek heritage, language, culture, roots and identity.  Participants are responsible for their own airfare, transportation to and from the airport, personal expenses, and for out-of-pocket expenses.  For more information, visit: www.nationalhellenicsociety.org

Holiday and Beyond Can Drive
There are many food insecure children and families who struggle for a meal.  Please think of them as you grocery shop or have extra in your cabinets to share and bring them to the designated box in the first floor hallway.  Your generosity will help to nourish many needy families (please, no expired items). (see flyer)

Help Us Fight George’s Cancer Together
As many of you know, George Zugravu, Fr. George’s son is battling cancer. Thankfully this cancer is treatable and he is getting the best care at Memorial Sloan Kettering. Many community members have reached out to us asking how to help as we are facing this difficult journey ahead. We are thankful for all your prayers and kind thoughts. Any financial support would be greatly appreciated to help cover the medical expenses. https://gofund.me/c8d14f47