Schedule ~ November 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 November 2026

Sat. Oct. 31/Oct. 18
Sun. Nov. 1/ Oct. 19

          St. John of Kronstadt, Wonderworker
Trans. of Relics of St. John of Rila
Holy Prophet Joel

Sat. Nov. 7/Oct. 25
Sun. Nov. 8/Oct. 26

Great Martyr Demetrius,
Wonderworker & Myrrh-streamer  of Thessalonica

Sat. Nov. 14/ Nov. 1
Sun. Nov. 15/Nov. 2

Martyr Acindynos & Company of Persia

Sat. Nov. 21/Nov. 8
Sun. Nov. 22/Nov. 9

St. Nektarios of Pentapolis
St. Onesiphorus & Company

Tues. Nov. 24/Nov. 11
Wed. Nov. 2/Nov. 12

St. Ioasaph, Archbishop of
Edmonton & Buenos Aires

Founder of St. Vladimir Cathedral & Protection of the Mother of God Convent

Sat. Nov. 28/ Nov. 15
Sun. Nov. 29/Nov. 16 

Holy Apostle & Evangelist
Matthew

The Nativity Fast begins on Saturday, Nov. 28, n.s. Fish is allowed on weekends, Feast days,  and certain Saints’ days in November and December.

“If your heart has been softened by repentance before God or by learning the boundless love of God towards you, do not be proud with those whose hearts are still hard. Remember how long your heart was hard and incorrigible. Seven brothers were in one hospital. One recovered from his illness and got up and rushed to serve his other brothers with brotherly love, to speed their recovery. Be like this brother. Consider all men to be your brothers and sick brothers at that. And if you come to feel that God has given you better health than others, know that it is given through mercy, so in health you may serve your frailer brothers.”

~St. Nikolai Velimirovic, Prologue, March 31