Apr 11 2020
2020 Holy Week & Pascha Schedule The season of Great Lent (Spring) has been very different this year. We are isolated, lonely, and depressed. We long to gather together to sing praise and supplications to our God and to partake of the Holy gifts of His Body and His Blood. We are committed to following …
Feb 19 2020
Good afternoon […] , As you may know, the four Sundays before Great and Holy Lent are called the Triodion. Before this important period, the Church gives us a gentle warning when the Gospel reading about Zacchaios is read. The Church basically nudges us to say that Great and Holy Lent is around the corner …
Jan 05 2019
Theophany is the Feast which reveals the Most Holy Trinity to the world through the Baptism of the Lord (Mt.3:13-17; Mark 1:9-11; Luke 3:21-22). God the Father spoke from Heaven about the Son, the Son was baptized by the St John the Forerunner, and the Holy Spirit descended upon the Son in the form of …
Nov 13 2018
On November 21st in the Holy Orthodox Church celebrates the feast of the Entrance of the Theotokos into the Temple. Leading the procession into the Temple were virgins with lighted tapers in their hands, then the three-year-old Most-holy Virgin, led by her father and mother. The virgin was clad in vesture of royal magnificence and adornments …
Nov 13 2018
November 15 is the beginning of the Nativity Fast, one of the four Canonical Fasting Seasons in the Church year. Many Orthodox Christian families will begin this journey to the Feast of the Nativity which is celebrated as ‘Christmas’ in the US and Canada, on December 25. This is a joyous Fast in anticipation of …
Due to COVID-19, our schedule is reduced to weekend Services only. We are opened to 33% occupancy, so come to services! If you are ill or at risk, please stay home and pray with us via live streaming on our FaceBook page. fb.com/StNicholasAR/live
Saturday
6 pm – Great Vespers
Sunday
9 am – Orthros (Morning Prayers)
10 am – Divine Liturgy
