SAINT KATHERINE GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH 5965 N. Wickham Road, Melbourne, Florida 32940

Church Phone: (321) 254-1045 fax (321) 821-0450 Church hall: (321) 254-1445 email: admin@saint-katherine.org - website: www.saint-katherine.org

FATHER DEMETRI TSIGAS

fatherdemetri@saint-katherine.org; cell phone: 321-615-4431

Orthros: 8:45 AM Divine Liturgy: 10:00 AM Fellowship Hour: Noon

Church office hours: Mon. through Fri. 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. / Sat. closed & Sun. closed during Liturgy

~ VISION & MISSION STATEMENT ~ Our Vision (dream) is to be a growing, loving, united

Orthodox Christian family open to all. Our Mission (job) is to grow our faith in Christ through love and respect,

with humility and forgiveness.

5th SUNDAY OF LUKE

Sibling Martyrs Zenobios & Zenobia of Aegae

Hieromartyr Marcian, Bishop of Syracuse, Disciple of the Apostle Peter

Martyrs Alexander, Cronion, Julian, Macarios & Thirteen Others with them

Martyr Eutropia

Apostle Cleopas, Joseph, Patriarch of Constantinople; & Martyrs Asterios, Claudios,

Neo & their sister Neonilla

Tertius, Mark, Justus & Artemas, Apostles of the Seventy

~ Welcome to Our Guests ~ We are delighted that you are with us today. Please keep in mind that according to the Holy Canons and teachings of the Orthodox Church, you must be a baptized and chrismated member of the Orthodox faith in good standing in order to receive Holy Communion. You are welcome to receive a portion of the blessed bread (antidoron) distributed at the end of the Divine Liturgy. Please join us for coffee hour following services.

Sunday, October 30, 2016 8th Morning Gospel - 2nd Mode

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Divine Liturgy of St. James

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Resurrectional Apolytikion - 2nd Tone - p. 103 - 105

When you descended into death, Life immortal, You vanquished the

powr of hell by your resplendent divinity, and When You raised the

dead from the depths of darkness, all the heavenly powers cried out tri-

umphantly: O giver of life Christ our God, glory to You.

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For the Martyrs - Mode 4

Your Martyrs, O Lord, were worthily awarded by You * the crowns of

incorruption, in that they contested for You our immortal God. * Since

they possessed Your power, they defeated the tyrants, * dashing the

demons' powerless displays of defiance. * O Christ God, at their fervent

entreaties, save our souls.

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Apolytikion of St. Katherine - Plagal 1st Mode

The all-blessed bride of Christ let us extol in song * Katerina the divine

and protector of Sinai * our assistance and unfailing firm support; * for

she did muzzle brilliantly * the ungodly clever men by the power of the

Spirit. And now as a crowned Martyr * the great mercy she pleads for all

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Kontakion - Second Tone

A protection of Christians unshamable, Intercessor to our Holy Maker

unwavering; Reject not, the prayerful cries of those who are in sin;

Instead come to us for You are good; Your loving help bring unto us

who are crying in faith to You. Hasten to intercede; and Speed now to

supplicate; as a protection for all time, Theotokos for those who honor

you.

The Reading is from t. Paul's Second Letter to the Corinthians 11:31 -33; 12:1-9 BRETHREN, the God and Father of the Lord Jesus, he who is blessed for ever, knows that I do not lie. At Damascus, the governor under King Aretas guarded the city of Damascus in order to seize me, but I was let down in a basket through a window in the wall, and escaped his hands. I must boast; there is nothing to be gained by it, but I will go on to visions and revelations of the Lord. I know a man in Christ who fourteen years ago was caught up to the third heaven-whether in the body or out of the body I do not know, God knows. And I know that this man was caught up into Paradise-whether in the body or out of the body I do not know, God knows-and he heard things that can-not be told, which man may not utter. On behalf of this man I will boast, but on my own behalf I will not boast, except of my weakness-es. Though if I wish to boast, I shall not be a fool, for I shall be speak-ing the truth. But I refrain from it, so that no one may think more of me than he sees in me or hears from me. And to keep me from being too elated by the abundance of revelations, a thorn was given me in the flesh, a messenger of Satan, to harass me, to keep me from being too elated. Three times I besought the Lord about this, that it should leave me; but he said to me, "My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness." I will all the more gladly boast of my weaknesses, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.

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The Reading is from The Gospel of Luke 16:19-31 The Lord said, "There was a rich man, who was clothed in purple and fine linen and who feasted sumptuously every day. And at his gate lay a poor man named Lazaros, full of sores, who desired to be fed with what fell from the rich man's table; moreover the dogs came and licked his sores. The poor man died and was carried by the angels to Abra-ham's bosom. The rich man also died and was buried; and in Hades, being in torment, he lifted up his eyes, and saw Abraham far off and Lazaros in his bosom. And he called out, 'Father Abraham, have mercy upon me, and send Lazaros to dip the end of his finger in water and cool my tongue; for I am in anguish in this flame.' But Abraham said, 'Son, remember that you in your lifetime received your good things, and Lazaros in like manner evil things; but now he is comforted here, and you are in anguish. And besides all this, between us and you a great chasm has been fixed, in order that those who would pass from here to you may not be able, and none may cross from there to us.' And he said, 'Then I beg you, father, to send him to my father's house, for I have five brothers, so that he may warn them, lest they also come into this place of torment.' But Abraham said, 'They have Moses, and the prophets; let them hear them.' And he said, 'No, father Abraham; but if some one goes to them from the dead, they will repent.' He said to them, 'If they do not hear Moses and the prophets, neither will they be convinced if some one should rise from the dead.'"

Please pray for our: Brevard County, State of Florida & America Spiritual Leaders: Patriarch Bartholomew; Archbishop Demetrios; Metropolitan Alexios; & Fr. Demetri Civil Leaders: President Barack Obama, US Congress & Supreme Court; Governor Rick Scott; all our civil authorities and our armed forces. Parish Leadership: Parish Council, Philoptochos, Chanters, Choir, Sunday & Greek School teachers & students, Youth & Dance Group leaders and children. Those who are sick, awaiting surgery, recovering from surgery, in need of prayers and/or shut in: Alexandra Diamond, Peter Katsoulas, Mae Charos, Carlo Sedney, Theresa Sempepos, Peter & Dorothy Pappademetriou, Nicholas, Gus Drivas, Bill & Ellen Werner, Olga, Despina Kalimnios, Ashley, Nazieh & Yvonne Yacoub, Savannah & Zander Kelly, Vada Ganakos, Mirsini Sirounis, Katherine, Don, Penny, Princeton, Suzanne Orosz, Faye Nicholas, Gerry & Chris, Veton, Mark, Ayad Saad & family, JoAnne Macheras, John Cominos, Van Katehakis, Lisa Waddell, Michael Donohue, Angela DeCosta, Marlaine & Jim Manus, Ann Prieston, Anna, Kris Stamatis, Anasta-sia, Kyriaki, Renee, Olga Taran, George & Sue Kanazeh, Joseph, Jay & John Paul Figa-ri, Matina, Gabriel & Markos Pongpipat, George, Mirek, Maria, Mary Katsenes, Lisa, Alexandra, Joyce Stavrakis, Taylor Pappas, Connie Ortolani, Maria Brewster, Maria, Iakovos, Efstratia, Sarah Wells, Jan & Mary, James Petersen, Denis Frawley, David &

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Please turn your cell phones & pagers off or on vibrate before entering Church

IF THERE IS AN ICON ON THE CALENDAR AND A LITURGY IS NOT LISTED, PLEASE CALL THE CHURCH OFFICE AND REQUEST THAT LITURGY BE SERVED ON THAT PARTICULAR DAY. PLEASE GIVE AT LEAST 2 WEEKS NOTICE.

Check our on line calendar for updates on Liturgies & events. https://localendar.com/public/saintkatherine

Ashley Buckles, James Pappas, Bill Kokotis, Lori, Debbi Walker, Leah Thomas, Mary & Pete Faines, Robert & Vel, Mary Catalano, Katie, Mike, Nicole, Andromahi, Rick Zelvis, Kathy S., Pauline Contakos, Jessie, Mary Donedini, Christina, Jamie, Dail Jr. & Family, George & Steven, Kiki & Howard D, Georgia & Vasili, Brandon Gilsenan, Bob Dearmin, John, Kaye, Aurelia Bocanu, Peter & JoAnn Zuras, Nicoletta. For those expecting: Nicole & Anthony Schultz For those with new babies: Those serving in the Military: Joseph Abadiotakis, Jr., Elias Panayiotis Maldonado, Nicholas Tsamoutales, Yanni Tshontikidis, Harold David Ballard, Samuel Joseph III, Nicholas Cannaverde, Travis Hunter, Ethan Macheras, Matthew Ryan Stinnett, James Christian Figari. For the protection of Christians who are being persecuted for their faith. For the protection and freedom of the kidnapped Metropolitan Boulos Yazigi and Archbishop Yohanna Ibrahim, both of Aleppo, Syria. Those preparing for Marriage: College Students: Arianna Bendlin, Michael Courey, Telly & Tony Galanopoulos, Alyssa Giglio, Alyssa, Marianthi & Callia Karas, Kimberley & Dana Marie Koines, Jen-nifer & Andrew Loso, Tommy Panouses, Catherine Psarakis, George & Jessica Saad, Catie & Sydney Sergis, Costas & Alex Stathis, Elizabeth Gaherty, Brandon Arena, Melanie Niarhos, Ronnie Rickard, Leah & Austen Thomas, Theodora Bendlin, Joseph Daniel Figari.

(If you know of anyone that should be added to this list, please call the Church office.)

Message from Despina Sunday is my day off, my day to worship & socialize just like all of you. I am asking everyone to please be mindful of this. If you have a check to give me, please mark it and put it in the candle or collection trays. My work hours are Monday - Friday 10 am - 3 pm. Please call 1st as I am in and out. Thank you.

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~ Today ~

GENERAL ASSEMBLY TODAY 12:30 PM

You must be a steward in good standing in order to vote.

~ Upcoming Liturgies & Events ~

Sun., Nov. 6th - DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS - TURN YOUR CLOCK BACK 1 HOUR BEFORE YOU GO TO BED. AHEPA Breakfast following Divine Liturgy Tues, Nov. 8th - Synaxis of the Archangels - Orthros 9 am Divine Liturgy 10 am AHEPA MEETING - 6 PM Wed., Nov. 9th - St. Nektarios - Orthros 9 am Divine Liturgy 10 am Thurs., Nov. 10th - ZOE will be visiting Rossetter House Museum then having Lunch See p. 14 for information PARISH COUNCIL MEETING - 6:30 PM Sun., Nov. 13th & Mon., Nov. 14th - Life Touch Portraits, see below or insert for more details Sun., Nov. 20th - Final day to donate towards Thanksgiving Fundraiser. Mon., Nov. 21st - Entrance of the Theotokos - Orthros 9 am Divine Liturgy 10 am Fri., Nov. 25th - St. Katherine Feast day - Orthros 9 am Divine Liturgy 10 am Sun., Nov. 27th - FINAL DAY TO ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS BAKED GOOD & BE INCLUDED IN THE CHRISTMAS CARD Wed., Nov. 30th - St. Andrew - Orthros 9 am - Divine Liturgy 10 am

SIGN UP FOR YOUR LIFETOUCH PORTRAIT SESSION NOW ON LINE AT https://www.securedata-trans14.com/ap/stkatherinegreekorthodox1/index.php?page=10

Or go to www.saint-katherine.org and click on Make an appointment here on the bottom of the page.

Or you can sign up in the community center beginning Sun., Oct. 23rd following Divine Liturgy

Sessions: Sunday Nov. 13 1-7 PM Monday Nov. 14 1-8 PM

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VPK, Kindergarten & 1st grades - Brenda Roman & Donna Thomson Today we read the story of Daniel and The Lions Den. I explained with this story God is telling us He is always there for us. We made lion puppets after the sto-ry then incorporated them into telling the story again this time using the pup-pets. The class had a fun time using the puppets with the story. They voiced that it would be fun to make puppets for all the Bible stories we read. That's our plan...maybe.... :) Attendance: 6

2nd - 4th Grades - Jonna Myatt This week's lesson was "the Saints of our Church". We talked about why and how we honor the saints. The Church helps us by keeping alive the memory of the saints who were very courageous and whose stories are an example for us, so we can grow as Christians. We also wrote down our Patron Saints on the board, learned a few facts about each one and looked at the icons. Attendance: 8

5th - 6th Grades - Daphne Courey & Anastasia Theodorou Attendance:

7th - 8th Grade - Presvytera Eleni Attendance: Orthodox Life/High School: Bill Orosz and Warren Baker Attendance:

SUNDAY SCHOOL REPORT FOR OCTOBER 23

~ Vision Statement ~ To be a community of engaged and educated young Orthodox Christians.

~ Mission Statement ~ To encourage and foster spiritual growth of young people in our Orthodox Faith.

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GREEK ORTHODOX ARCHDIOCESE OF AMERICA 8-10 East 79th St. New York, NY 10075-0106 *

Tel: (212) 570-3530 Fax: (212) 774-0237 www.goarch.org - Email: communications@goarch.org

Protocol Number 210/16 October 28, 2016 OXI Day As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. Joshua 24:15

To the Most Reverend Hierarchs, the Reverend Priests and Deacons, the Monks and Nuns, the Presidents and Members of the Parish Councils of the Greek Orthodox Communities, the Distinguished Archons of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, the Day, Afternoon, and Church Schools, the Philoptochos Sister-hoods, the Youth, the Hellenic Organizations, and the entire Greek Orthodox Family in America

Beloved Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

On October 28 we commemorate the courage of the people of Greece in 1940 when they stood firmly against the forces of Fascism, facing threats of occupa-tion, loss of freedom, and even life itself. Boldly, the cry of OXI, of NO! was exclaimed, as they refused to concede their sovereignty and submit them-selves to the tyrannical leaders of the Axis forces. Instead our forbearers ral-lied to defend their ideals and to protect their liberty. In confronting a power that was destructive of freedom and driven by evil machinations, the people of Greece chose to serve freely what is just and true.

In the Holy Scriptures we find a comparably similar choice that was made when Joshua called the leaders of the tribes of Israel together to warn them of the dangers of following the gods of other peoples and forsaking the Lord. He reminded them of their blessed heritage, of their calling as the chosen people of God, and of how they had been led from captivity to the land of prom-ise. Joshua asked them to make a choice between the true God of their fa-thers or the idols of the idolatrous Amorites (Joshua 24:15). On that day and in answer to that call, the people proclaimed, We will serve the Lord! (24:21)

On October 28, 1940, and in the hard days, months, and years that followed, the cry of OXI resonated in the hearts and minds of the people of Greece. They made a choice. They remembered their blessed heritage of freedom and the centuries of hardship when liberty was lost. They chose

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timeless ideals over temporal threats. They chose courage over fear, faith when the immediate future was unknown, and resolve when asked to willingly acquiesce to a stronger, ruthless power. When many others were submitting to false ideologies and regimes of tyranny, the leaders and people of Greece chose to stand and show to the world the true nature of heroism.

As we commemorate OXI Day in our parishes and communities, may we affirm the value of this witness in our contemporary world. May our honoring of this mighty stand engender inspiration from our heritage and a love of the ideals of liberty, courage, valor, and all that is noble and true. In the face of false ideologies and forces that profane and destroy life, may we guide others to see the precedent of OXI Day, and may we choose this and every day to serve the Lord of freedom, justice and love. With paternal love in Christ, DEMETRIOS Archbishop of America

Hosting Fellowship Hour

This is a wonderful opportunity to extend our Christian hospitality with one another and any guests or visitors who attend our services.

Duties: Set up the two coffee pots in hall Provide a simple snack, Clean up

If any parishioners, families, group of families, koumbari or friends would like to host a fellowship hour following Sunday Liturgy please contact : Church office - 321.254.1045 Or email - admin@saint-katherine.org Available dates:

Oct 30, Nov. 13, (Fast from Nov. 15 - Dec. 18th), 20, 27 Nov. 20, 27 Dec 4. 11, 18 & 25

During fasting periods, store bought cookies w/o egg or dairy products are: Nabisco Classics (oatmeal raisin, cinnamon swirls) Nabisco Social Tea Biscuits, Oreos.

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Choir practice is held on Sundays at 9:30 am in the Community Center.

If you would like to join them please do so.

CHRISTMAS BAKING DATES!

Workshops begin 10 am

November 1st, 2nd & 3rd - Assemble Baklava trays November 28th & 29th - Koulourakia December 5th & 6th - Kourambiethes December 13th - Bake Baklava December 15th & 16th - Packing Baked Goods & Decorating December 17th & 18th - Bake Sale Pick up and Boutique In Education Building Double Classroom

PICK UP YOUR ORDER FORMS IN THE NARTHEX

OR COMMUNITY CENTER FIRM DEADLINE OF NOVEMBER 27TH

TO PLACE YOUR ORDERS

Dont forget to pick up your Thanksgiving Fundraiser, Christmas Bake Sale

& Christmas Card Forms either In the Narthex or Community Center

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ZOE "ZOE" Means "life" in Greek

SAVE THE DATE

NOVEMBER Thursday, the 10th at 11:30

The next meeting is a very interesting Tour of the Rosetter House Museum and then a lunch on your own.

Tickets will be discounted to $6 pp if we have 10 or more attending. Please call Maria Brewster for more information and to let her know if you can attend at 321-622-4747.

TRIP TO HOLY LAND HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF RESERVATIONS

LOVE FROM US TO YOU. WITH LIFE

FESTIVAL MEETINGS

SUN., NOV. 6TH & SUN., NOV. 20TH

WE NEED EVERYONES PARTICIPATION IN ORDER TO BE A SUCCESS!

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The Gospel & the Constitution Fall Study Series on Wednesday Evenings

@ St. Katherine Hellenic Community Center

5965 N Wickham Road - Melbourne, Florida 32940

Beginning on September 7 and running through November 9,

2016, at 7 PM on Wednesday nights this Fall, we will be offer-

ing Drive Thru History The Gospels (Special Edition),

a humorous and inspiring series on the life of Jesus Christ.

Host Dave Stotts will be taking us on a ride, visiting over 50

places where Jesus lived and walked. This series brings the

Bible to life using the text of the Gospels, history, art, archeol-

ogy and geography. We will we viewing two episodes each

week for 9 weeks.

At 8 PM, we will continue where we left off with the newest

DVD series from David Barton and Rick Green, Constitution

Alive! We'll go article-by-article through the Constitution

and the Bill of Rights, learning about executive orders, recess

appointments, the Electoral College, the powers of Congress

and the President, freedom of religion, and much more. Shot

on location in the amazing WallBuilders library of original

documents and in Philadelphias Independence Hall, cele-

brating the 225th anniversary of the Constitution! (A $15

workbook is available directly from Wallbuilders which in-

cludes a side-by-side original & modern translation of the

Constitution.)

Call the Church office 254-1045 or

Email: admin@saint-katherine.org if you are going to attend.

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SCHEDULE

WEDNESDAY EVENINGS BEGINNING AT 7 PM

Each week well cover two sessions each from

Drive Thru History THE GOSPELS (Special Edition)

& one or two from Constitution Alive!

September 21: Gospels Jesus Starts His Ministry & Jesus Returns to

Galilee

Constitution Article I: Congress (Part 1) & Article I: Congress

(Part 2)

September 28: Gospels Jesus Begins His Miracles & Jesus Teaches

with Authority

Constitution Article II: The President & The World Series of

Politics

October 12: Gospels The Sermon on the Mount & Jesus Travels the

Sea of Galilee

Constitution Article III: 4 Judicial Myths

October 19: Gospels Jesus Travels North with His Apostles & A Final

Trip to Jerusalem

Constitution First Amendment Freedom OF Religion

October 26: Gospels Jesus Arrives in Jerusalem & The Last Supper

Constitution The Bill of Rights

November 2: Gospels The Trial of Jesus & The Crucifixion

of Jesus

Constitution The Amendment Process

November 9: Gospels The Resurrection of Jesus & Who is Jesus?

Constitution Duty of Citizens

A Class Workbook is available for the Constitution Alive! Series. We have pur-

chased 10 copies available for $20 each ($15 plus shipping & handling). You can

also order it directly from www.Wallbuilders.com. It contains The Constitution

Made Easy with the original and a modern translation of the Constitution set

side-by-side which will be often referenced by Rick Green in the series.

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MESSAGE FROM HIS EMINENCE METROPOLITAN ALEXIOS

This past week I have been blessed to take part in our Metropolis annual fall Clergy Retreat at our very own beautiful Diakonia Retreat Center. Truly, to witness the brotherhood and love amongst all the clergyman of this Holy and God-protected Metropolis was a spiritual foretaste of heaven. During the retreat, we had opportunities to discuss things related to the leadership in our churches and communities. We thought about ways, not only to better assist parishioners on an individual level, but also, our co-workers in the Lords Vineyard: members of the Parish Council, Philopto-chos, and other such volunteers. Of course, as the leaders of our communitiesthe clergy and the laity must work together to create an environment in which there is trust, carefully considering how to best serve the faithful in our respective parishes, and throughout the whole Metropolis of Atlanta. In this way, both the leaders and the fellow members of the Body of Christ shall feel both proud of their communities, and most importantly, spiritually fulfilled. For this reason, I would like to remind both the clergy and the laymen to continue thinking of ways to improve upon the relationship with their con-gregations. Furthermore, I would encourage these leaders to remember why it is they love to serve His Holy Church, and to continue to give 100% of themselves in whichever capacities they serve, so that the people will to feel even more spiritually uplifted, thanks to the programs and outlets provided by their communities. If we give everything our truest and best effort, the rest of the job is up to our Creator, allowing us to reflect, not upon the glory of things we have achieved, but on His work. +ALEXIOS Metropolitan of Atlanta

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FROM THE CHANCELLORS DESK

Picture a little village in the mountains of Italy where the people grow grapes. The mountain sides are covered with vineyards and each family in the commu-nity contributes to the making of wine. Visitors claim it is some of the finest wine in the world. Each village has a number of different recipes. Each family brings its wine to the center of the village and pours it into one large keg. As a result, the wine is a mixture of many recipes which makes it unique. One particular year, the weather was not favorable and the vineyards did not produce an abundance of grapes. One of the wine makers decided that since things would be tight that year, he would sell his wine elsewhere. He then filled his barrel with water and poured it into the town keg, thinking that one barrel of water in the gigantic keg would go unnoticed and not impact the outcome of the wine. The wine in the keg aged for seven years. At the end of seven years, the villag-ers all gathered around that particular keg to sell their wine to merchants who had come from all over the world. The entire community depended on the sale of their wine to provide for them until the next season. As in other years, villag-ers gathered around the giant keg and it was tapped. A pitcher was placed at the tap. Imagine the surprise of the villagers when nothing came out but pure water. It seemed that everyone in the village had the same idea no one had put in their wine. Since everyone held back, there was no wine to sell. What message is revealed to us with this story? On the surface, the villagers re-fused to share their wine with their neighbors; consequently, no one ended up with anything. In spiritual terms, the story describes the kingdom of God. It re-minds us that we are here temporarily on earth, and we are Gods guests. God wants us to be grateful for all that we have and to share what we have been given. If we choose not to, we betray the mission He has entrusted to us, and we fail to fulfill the potential He desires from each of us. How are our individual and collective wine making efforts going? Can visitors

claim it is some of the best in the world?

+Fr. George Tsahakis Chancellor

STEWARDSHIP PRAYER

In the name of Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit Amen.

Lord Jesus Christ our God, accept our offerings as You have accepted the gifts of Your people throughout the ages. We offer these gifts to Your glory, for the support of the ministries of Your Holy Church, for the alleviation of suffering and hunger, and for the proclamation of Your Gospel to the whole world. Grant us Your blessing, Lord our Savior, that we may always be faithful stewards, continuing to share the gifts you have given us, by the power of Your grace, mercy and love. May Your name be glorified forever. Amen.

2016 STEWARDSHIP

132 Stewards Pledging $149,627.

Paid to Date $119,732.

HAVE YOU SUBMITTED YOUR 2016 STEWARDSHIP FORM TO HELP

YOUR CHURCH?

49 Friends of St. Katherine paid $24,623. [For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.

Luke 12:34

THE JESUS PRAYER

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Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner.