VEILING OF THE CROSS
With the Fifth Sunday of Lent, the focus of our lenten observance shifts.
The first part of the Lenten season, starting with Ash Wednesday, invites us to reflect on repentance and baptism, so that both …
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The most ancient sources call this feast Annunciation (euangelismos) of the Mother of God. The official title Annunciation of the Lord underlines that this day has a character of a feast of the Lord.
The gospel of Luke …
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The first traces of veneration of Saint Joseph can be found in the 8/9th century in Egypt, with commemoration on July 20. His feast on March 19 is attested since the 11/12th century and it spread especially under the …
Read MoreBEGINNING OF THE LENTEN SEASON
… Read MoreThe annual observance of Lent is the special season for the ascent to the holy mountain of Easter. Through its twofold theme of repentance and baptism, the season of Lent dispose both the catechumens and
FEASTDAY
This feast, attested as early as the 4th century Rome, has its roots in the ancient custom of commemorating dead relatives during the period of February 13-22 (parentalia). As a part of this commemoration, the deceased relative …
Read MorePATRONS OF THE PARISH
The Slovaks who started to gather in the early 20th century in the east side of Detroit with the purpose of having a place for the community, for living their faith, and for instructing their children …
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Dinner 6:30PM & Dancing 7:00PM – 11:00PM
Ages: 14-19 years old
*Cost Per person: $15 in Advance or $20 at the Door
*Dinner includes: Pasta, Salad, Rolls, Ice Cream & Pop
*Bring board games and cards to …
Read MoreBLESSING OF THE THROATS
Saint Blaise, martyr and bishop of Sebaste in Armania is believed martyred in the persecution of Licinius around 316. According to various accounts he was a physician before becoming a bishop. He is venerated by the …
Read MoreLET US PRAY FOR THE UNITY OF CHRISTIANS
The feast of Conversion of Saint Paul is an ecumenical feast. It is celebrated not only by Catholics, but also by many Protestant Christians.
The feast first appears in the Gallo-Frankish liturgy …
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