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20.01.2022 Got long weekend plans?



18.01.2022 Saint of the day 3 October Hieromartyr Dionysius the Areopagite (96) He is mentioned in Acts 17:19-34. He was a learned Athenian, a member of the Athenian court on Mars Hill (Areos Pagos in Greek, from which the title 'Areopagite' comes). At the time of Christ's crucifixion, he was studying in Egypt and saw the sky darkened there for three hours when Christ breathed His last. He later married and had several children.... When St Paul preached in Athens, Dionysius was among the first to believe, and became either the first (according to some)Bishop of Athens, or the second, succeeding St Hierotheos (commemorated tomorrow, October 4). With St Hierotheos he was present at the Dormition of the Mother of God. He received a martyr's end in his old age, possibly in Athens. He is the author of several famous works of mystical theology, including On the Divine Names. http://audio.ancientfaith.com/s/10_03_Dionysius_Areo_pc.mp3

18.01.2022 Some practical reflections on the Cross Embracing the Cross in our lives means that we can begin to bear the burdens and even weaknesses of others, turning the ...‘other’ cheek. For example, another person’s anger or envy towards us can of course give rise to a reprisal on our part; or, we can freely and actively choose to bear, and take these negative and hurtful forces upon ourselves in order to neutralise and put an end to them, as Christ Himself did. Whilst reacting may seem the easier option, acting freely by not retaliating, however, can only be borne within us when we have genuinely taken up the way of the Cross in our life. Yet dying to ourselves in this way, we will have allowed the life-giving Cross of Christ to carry us into the eternal paradise of His Father’s eternal kingdom.

17.01.2022 Archpriest Chad Hatfield



12.01.2022 We are so excited to invite you all to the Orthodox Cafe once again! Elena Mavromoustakos, a clinical psychologist, will be speaking to us this week about how to care for our minds and souls. Looking forward to seeing you all there!

11.01.2022 Persephone is included in the Calendar of the Greek Orthodox Church since it is associated with Agia Persi (St Persi) or Persida. We do not have enough information about this name except a reference in the calendar Delehaye and the Parisian Codex on the 23rd and 24th of September. The Greek Orthodox Church associates Persephone with Agia Persi and celebrates the nameday of Persephone on September 24. Happy name day for all the Persephone’s and Saint Persephone intercede fo...r us. #orthodoxsaints #orthodox #orthodoxcafe #salvation #persephone

10.01.2022 Today, the Orthodox Church also celebrates Saint Silouan of Mount Athos. Troparion (Tone 2) O all-blessed Father Silouan, Flaming zealot of the seraphim’s love for the Lord And fervent imitator of Jeremiah who wept for the people, Hearing the call of the Mother of the Lord of Hosts, With wise courage you spewed out the sinful serpent And withdrew from the snares of the world to the mountain of Athos, Where in labors and prayer, joined with tears, In abundance you acquired th...e grace of the Holy Spirit with which our hearts are enflamed. Being strengthened by you, we cry out with compunction: My Lord, my Life and the Joy of your saint, Save the world and us from all cruel things! #OrthodoxChristian #EasternOrthodox #Christian #TheChurch #OrthodoxMoment #SpiritualLife #Christ #Lord #Mercy #Love #Prayer #Saints #Salvation



05.01.2022 Thank you to our very own Elena Mavromoustakos Elena Mav for sharing her knowledge on self care tips for our mind and soul, to over 40 young adults at the @orthodoxcafe today. We are so blessed to have a clinical psychologist in our Parish like Elena who spoke about the importance of helping people with mental health issues in particular during COVID-19. Thank you Elena and to all the volunteers that may today a great success! See you next Sunday! #orthodox #fellowship #orthodoxcafe #mentalhealth #beyondblue @cycnsw @greek_orthodox_archdiocese_aus

04.01.2022 Today, September 24 the Orthodox Church celebrates the feast day of Thekla, Protomartyr and Equal to the Apostles. Troparion (Tone 4) You were enlightened by the words of Paul, O Bride of God, Thekla, And your faith was confirmed by Peter, O Chosen One of God.... You became the first sufferer and martyr among women, By entering into the flames as into a place of gladness. For when you accepted the Cross of Christ, The demonic powers were frightened away. O all-praised One, intercede before Christ God that our souls may be saved. #orthodoxsaints #orthodox #orthodoxcafe #salvation #saintthekla

04.01.2022 Thank you to Dr Philip Kariatlis for his inspiring discussion today with more than 40 of our Young Adults on The Holy Cross and what it means for us in our everyday lives. Philip also spoke about our Theological College here in Sydney and it’s close relationship with many theological institutions providing best in class opportunities to learn more about our Faith! To learn more visit www.sagotc.edu.au @svots @philipkariatlis @cycnsw @greek_orthodox_archdiocese_aus Philip Kariatlis Greek Orthodox Parish of St Stylianos Gymea St Andrew's Greek Orthodox Theological College

02.01.2022 MOVIE DAY! Join us this Sunday @11am as we watch St Joseph the Hesychast, starring Orthodox convert and Hollywood actor Jonathan Jackson. Q&A will follow!

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