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 talk to the priest before approaching for Holy Communion
(Dates given as follows: Civil Calendar [n.s.] /Church Calendar [o.s.] )
The Dormition Lent begins on Aug. 14/Aug. 1. It is a strict fast – no fish, except on the Feast of Transfiguration.
Sat. Aug. 3/ July 21 Sun. Aug. 4/ July 22 |
St. Mary Magdelene, Equal to the Apostles |
Sat. Aug. 10/ July 2 Sun. Aug. 11 /July 29 |
Martyr Callinicus of Gangra |
Sat. Aug. 17 / Aug. Sun. Aug. 18 /Aug. 5 |
Martyr Eusignius of Antioch |
Sun. Aug. 18 / Aug. Mon. Aug. 19 / Aug. 6 |
TRANSFIGURATION OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST With Blessing of the Grapes/ Fruits |
Sat. Aug. 24/ Aug. 11 Sun. Aug. 25/ Aug. 12 |
Martyr Photios & Company |
Tue. Aug. 27 / Aug. 14 Wed. Aug. 28 / Aug. 15 |
DORMITION OF THE MOTHER OF GOD All Services at Granada / Dormition Skete |
Wisdom from the Holy Fathers
“Both inner strife and the difficulty of an obedience of the heart cause a man to realize this own infirmities and the realization of one’s infirmities lead one to humility. St. Symeon the New Theologion eloquently expressed the importance of humilty for our salvation: “There are two sacrifices which God the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ accepts and which induce Him to have mercy on any individual and on the world as a whole. One of these is our Lord Jesus Christ, God Incarnate Himself, and the other is the contrite and humble heart of every person who believes in Him.” A man does not have to give anything else in exchange for his soul except the realization that he himself is nothing. Only then is he able to offer up to God a contrite and humble heart, the only only sacrifice which is fitting for a pious individual to offer up to God. ~ Blessed Archbishop Theophan of Poltava, spiritual father to St. Ioasaph of Edmtonon & Buenos Aires.
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