Schedule ~ January 2026

Schedule of Services

Saint Vladimir’s Russo-Greek Orthodox Church
6824-128th Ave. Edmonton, AB  T5C 1S7        Church phone: 780.476.2381
Archpriest Andrew Kencis, Rector ~ e-mail: frandrew@monasterypress.com
Saturday or Festal Evening Vigils at 6:00 PM / Sunday or Feast Day Divine Liturgies at 10:00 AM
Confessions heard during the evening vigils.

***If this is your first time to our parish please do not approach for Holy Communion if you have not spoken to the priest before the service.***

(Dates given as follows: Civil Calendar [n.s.] /Church Calendar [o.s.] )

Schedule for January 2026

Sat. Jan. 3/Dec. 21
Sun. Jan. 4/Dec. 22
 Sunday of the Holy Fathers
Great-martyr Anastasia
Tues. Jan. 6/Dec. 24
Wed. Jan. 7/Dec. 25
THE NATIVITY OF OUR
LORD JESUS CHRIST IN THE FLESH
Sat.  Jan. 10/Dec.28
Sun. Jan. 11/Dec. 29
 Sunday After Nativity
Righteous Joseph the Betrothed,
King David  & Apostle James, Brother of the Lord
Sat. Jan. 17/Jan. 4
|Sun. Jan. 18/Jan. 5
Sunday Before Theophany
Hieromartyr Theopemptus, Martyr Theonas
Sun. Jan, 18/Jan. 5
Mon. Jan. 19/Jan. 6
 THE THEOPHANY OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST
Great Blessing of Water
Sat. Jan, 24/Jan. 11
Sun. Jan. 25/Jan. 12
 Sunday After Theophany
Zaccheus Sunday
Martyr Tatiana, St. Sava of Serbia

Wisdom of the Holy Fathers

We must not artificially isolate ourselves from the reality of today’s world; rather, we must learn to use the best things the world has to offer, for everything good in the world—if we are only wise enough to see it—points to God, and we must make use of it. Too many people make the mistake of limiting Orthodoxy to church services, set prayers, and the occasional reading of a spiritual book. True Orthodoxy, however, requires a commitment that involves every aspect of our lives. One is Orthodox all the time, every day, in every situation of life—or one is not really Orthodox at all. For this reason we must develop an Orthodox worldview and live it.                              

~St. Seraphim Rose of Platina