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St. Mark Greek Orthodox Church

Weekly Bulletin · Week of March 1

Sunday of Orthodoxy

Sunday, March 1, 2026

Welcome Parishioners, Guests, and Seekers! We welcome you to our parish home and hope that you will be comfortable and experience the love of Christ! We are blessed to welcome Fr. Christian Siskos as our new priest and his family, Presbytera Victoria and their two children Sebastian and Emilia, along with a very special visit from His Eminence Metropolitan Sevastianos!

This Sunday

Services

  • 8:15 AMOrthros
  • 9:30 AMHierarchical Divine Liturgy

Readings

  • Orthros Gospel: Luke 24:12-35
  • Epistle: Hebrews 11:24-26, 32-40
  • Gospel: John 1:43-51

This Week

  • Lenten Potluck

    Sunday, March 1 (to follow Divine Liturgy)

    A Lenten Potluck will follow the Hierarchical Divine Liturgy.

  • Joyful News

    Sunday, March 1

    Last week, we shared the joyous news of Sophia's miraculous survival and recovery - a testament to God's boundless mercy and the power of your prayers. Today, we are blessed to share this beautiful moment: Fr. Alexander bringing the Holy Eucharist to Sophia at her bedside. Even in the hospital, our Lord meets us where we are, offering His Body and Blood for the healing of soul and body. Please continue to keep Sophia and her family in your prayers as she grows stronger each day. Glory to God for all things.

  • Great Lent Schedule

    Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays throughout Great Lent

    Mondays - Great Compline: Monday, March 2nd - 6:30 PM; Monday, March 9th - 6:30 PM; Monday, March 16th - 6:30 PM; Monday, March 23rd - 6:30 PM. Wednesdays - Presanctified Divine Liturgy: Wednesday, March 4th - 6:30 PM; Wednesday, March 11th - 9:00 AM; Wednesday, March 18th - 6:30 PM; Tuesday, March 24th - At Panagia Vlahernon. Wednesday, March 25th - Annunciation of the Theotokos: Orthros - 8:00 AM, Divine Liturgy - 9:00 AM. Fridays - Salutations to the Theotokos + Lenten Potluck: Friday, February 27th - 6:30 PM - 1st Salutations; Friday, March 6th - 6:30 PM - 2nd Salutations; Friday, March 13th - 6:30 PM - 3rd Salutations; Friday, March 20th - 6:30 PM - 4th Salutations; Friday, March 27th - 6:30 PM - The Akathist Hymn (Complete).

Announcements

Festival Volunteers Needed

Festival volunteers are needed.

Festival Donations

Festival donations are being accepted.

A Word on Stewardship

Our Stewardship Drive continues! God is doing great things in our community, and each of us is called to take part in His work. Stewardship sign-ups remain available near the entrance by the candles. Join us in offering back to God a portion of the blessings He has given us, as we grow together in faith and service. Donate Online.

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