Divine Liturgy – Schedule
Participating in the Divine Liturgy | The Divine Liturgy is celebrated by the whole Church—clergy and faithful. Everyone therefore, is a participant. No one is a mere observer. The people participate in many ways. They sing the hymns; they are attentive to the prayers and the Readings; they enact various gestures such as bowing, kneeling, making the sign of the Cross, and even exchanging the kiss of peace. Of course, the ultimate sign of participation in the Divine Liturgy is receiving Holy Communion, which is offered only to Orthodox Christians who are in good order with the faith, life and canons of the Church.
MAY
1 Sunday of St. Thomas. Matins 9:00 am. Divine Liturgy 10:00am.
8 Sunday of the Myrrh Bearing Women. (Mary Magdalen; Mary, the mother of James and Joses; Mary, Matins the wife of Cleopas; Martha and Mary of Bethany, Sisters of Lazarus; Joanna, wife of Chuza; Salome, the mother of James and John; Susanna) Mother’s Day. Matins 9:00 am.
Divine Liturgy 10:00am.
15 Sunday of the Paralytic. Matins 9:00 am. Divine Liturgy 10:00am.
22 Sunday of the Samaritan Woman. Matins 9:00 am. Divine Liturgy 10:00am.
29 Sunday of the Man Born Blind. Matins 9:00 am. Divine Liturgy 10:00am.
JUNE
2 Thursday, The Ascension of our Lord God and Savior into the Heavens. Divine Liturgy 8:30 am.
5 Sunday of the First and Second Ecumenical Councils. Matins 9:00 am. Divine Liturgy 10:00am.
11 Saturday Before Pentecost. Memorial Saturday. Divine Liturgy 8:30 am.
12 Sunday of Pentecost with Service of Devotion (Kneeling ) to Holy Spirit. Matins 9:00 am.
Divine Liturgy 10:00am.
19 All Saints Sunday. First Sunday of the Readings from St Matthew. Matins 8:30 am.
Divine Liturgy 9:30 am.
26 Second Sunday of St. Matthew. Matins 8:30 am. Liturgy 9:30 am.
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