Metropolitan Maximos: The Shepherd Who Loved

Date:

2020-11-15

Series:

Sermons

Speaker:

Father John Touloumes

Duration:

23:56

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There are now three Orthodox Christian parishes in our North Hills neighborhood, growing the presence of Orthodox Christianity together: Holy Trinity, (Greek Orthodox Archdiocese), St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (Orthodox Church of America) and St. John the Baptist (Carpatho-Russian Diocese). In the desire to provide a greater fellowship among our parishes and communities, Holy Trinity Church will be hosting a Shared Presanctified Liturgy on Wednesday, March 11 at 6:30pm. What a wonderful way to build Orthodox fellowship and a stronger connection among our North Hills sister parishes! The service will be followed by a Lenten meal and we are asking for Lenten food donations to help host our friends. See Joyce Athanasiou to volunteer.

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Service of Salutations to the Theotokos (Note: Moved to HT)

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The Akathist Hymn is a beautiful treasure of theological poetry set to music in honor of the Most Holy Theotokos. Its main hymn, “O Champion General” (“Ti Ipermacho“) commemorates the rescue of the Byzantine imperial city of Constantinople from attack, which the faithful attributed to the intercessions of the Mother of God. The service is offered in two forms. The first four Fridays each contain only one segment of the larger poem and are called “Salutations,” from the greeting of the Archangel Gabriel to the Theotokos. The “Akathist Hymn” refers to the entire service with all the stanzas and is offered on the fifth Friday of Lent.

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