WELCOME TO ST. GEORGE ORTHODOX CHURCH

 

 

GLORY TO JESUS CHRIST! GLORY FOREVER!

It is with great joy that I greet you on behalf of the entire parish community of St. George Orthodox Church. We are located within the beautiful section of Delaware Park. St. George Orthodox Church is a a Pan-Orthodox, English language parish serving Western New York. We are a parish of the Diocese of New York and New Jersey of The Orthodox Church in America. We welcome people of all backgrounds and ethnicities to worship with us and learn more about the ancient and unchanging path of Orthodox Christianity. We offer a foundation for a grace-filled life in Christ through beautiful worship, spiritual education for everyone, programs for youth, and Christian Fellowship. Our faith combines traditional values, beliefs, and teachings of The Orthodox Faith. Our Mission is to live, proclaim, and share The Gospel Message of Our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ in our everyday life and everyday ministry. By sharing Our Lord’s Message with everyone, we enable others to receive The Light of Christ into their lives. We welcome you into our midst where our lives are guided by God’ love and teachings. We are a growing community dedicated to the Building up of the Body of Christ by fulfilling and proclaiming the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ. As you journey to Western New York and the Buffalo Area, I extend an invitation for you to come and pray with us and grow with us through prayer and fellowship. May GOD continue to bless you and guide you as we all work together in Building up the Body of Christ by proclaiming and fulfilling the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ!

Have a blessed day!  Have a blessed week!  May The Joy of Our Lord be with all of you!

Asking for your prayers,

I remain, with Love in Christ,
V. Rev. Jason Vansuch, Parish Priest

 

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THE FEAST OF FEASTS: THE RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD GOD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST

 

This is the day of resurrection! Let us be illumined by the Feast! Let us embrace each other!

Let us call ‘brothers’ even those that hate us, and forgive all by the resurrection!

{Taken from The Paschal Stikhiri}

I greet all of you with these words that are sung during the Paschal Matins call each of us to come together with Joy and with Love in proclaiming Our Lord’s Resurrection.  For when we began our journey, we embraced one another seeking that love and forgiveness and now that love and forgiveness becomes anew, it becomes revealed through Our Lord’s Love for all of us through His Life, Death, and Ultimate Resurrection.  

As we celebrate this Joyous Feast of Feasts, we greet one another with the joyous words of victory that not only embody the essence of our Paschal celebration, but embody the very essence of our faith and hope in the love of Our Lord.

I pray that all of you, your families, and our entire parish family will forever be filled with this Paschal Joy!  Let us always come together as one choir with one voice, with one mind, with one heart as one Body in Christ, one Body with Christ, one Body through Christ so that we may forever announce the joyous news of the Resurrection and the power of our Lord's great and Holy Pascha.

As we celebrate this Joyous Feast of Holy Pascha – The Resurrection of Our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ, may all of us together, as a parish family, continue to rejoice and proclaim  the Joyous Message of Our Lord’s Resurrection and give all Glory to The God Who loves us more than we love ourselves. 

We look forward to having you join us as celebrate The Glorious Feast of Feasts and Celebration of Holy Pascha - The Resurrection of Our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ!


Let us come together and walk with Our Lord on the final days of His Earthly Life to Bethany, To Jerusalem, and  to His Life-Giving Cross, His Life-Bearing Tomb

and His Glorious and Awesome Resurrection on The Third Day!


                                                          COME PRAY WITH US!     COME GROW WITH US!
 
                                                                                   
 
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED PRAYERFUL SUPPORT AND GENEROSITY FOR OUR PARISH AS WELL AS FOR THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH WE LIVE, SERVE, AND DWELL!
 
MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS AND KEEP ALL OF YOU SAFE AND HEALTHY IN HIS LOVING CARE TODAY AND ALWAYS!
 
GOD IS GOOD....ALL THE TIME!     ALL THE TIME....GOD IS GOOD! 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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HOLY PASCHA: The Resurrection of Our Lord
HOLY PASCHA: The Resurrection of Our Lord

Pascha (Easter) Enjoy ye all the feast of faith; receive ye all the riches of loving-kindness.(Sermon of Saint John Chrysostom, read at Paschal Matins) The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead is the center of the Christian faith. Saint Paul says that if Christ is not raised from the dead,…

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Saint Basil the Confessor, Bishop of Parium
Saint Basil the Confessor, Bishop of Parium

Saint Basil the Confessor, Bishop of Parium, lived during the eighth century. He was elected as bishop by the inhabitants of Parium, who venerated the saint as a true pastor of the flock of Christ. When the Iconoclast heresy broke out, Saint Basil resolutely came out on the side of icon veneration…

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Hieromartyr Zeno, Bishop of Verona
Hieromartyr Zeno, Bishop of Verona

Saint Zeno, Bishop of Verona, was born a Greek and came from Syria. In his youth he became a monk and devoted himself to the study of Holy Scripture. Visiting several monasteries, the saint came to the city of Verona and settled there. The people chose him as bishop of the city. The emperors…

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Saint Isaac the Syrian, Abbot of Spoleto
Saint Isaac the Syrian, Abbot of Spoleto

Saint Isaac the Syrian lived during the mid-sixth century. He came to the Italian city of Spoleto from Syria. The saint asked permission of the church wardens to remain in the temple, and he prayed in it for two and a half days. One of the church wardens began to reproach him with hypocrisy and…

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Monastic Martyrs Menas, David, and John, of Palestine

The Monk Martyrs Menas, David and John lived in Palestine. They were martyred in the seventh century by Arabs, who shot them through with arrows (+ post 636, when Jerusalem was captured by the Arabs).

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Venerable Anthusa of Constantinople
Venerable Anthusa of Constantinople

The holy princess Anthusa of Constantinople was the daughter of the Iconoclast emperor Constantine Copronymos (reigned 741-775) and his third wife Eudokia. She and her twin brother, the future emperor Leo the Khazar (775-780), were born on January 25, 750. Constantine had tortured the holy Abbess…

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Venerable Athanasia, Abbess of Aegina
Venerable Athanasia, Abbess of Aegina

Saint Athanasia was abbess of a monastery on the island of Aegina in the ninth century. She was born into a pious Christian family, and her parents were named Nicetas and Marina. Already at seven years of age the girl studied the Psalter, which she read constantly and with feeling. Once, while…

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Venerable Acacius the Younger of Mount Athos
Venerable Acacius the Younger of Mount Athos

Saint Acacius the New was a monk at the Holy Trinity monastery of Saint Dionysius of Olympus (January 24) at Zagora. After visiting several monasteries on Mount Athos, the saint on the advice of his father-confessor, Father Galacteon, settled in the skete monastery of Saint Maximus the Hut-Burner…

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Murom Icon of the Mother of God
Murom Icon of the Mother of God

This icon was brought from Kiev to Murom by the Holy Prince Constantine of Murom (May 21) early in the XII century. For a long time, but quite unsuccessfully, Saint Constantine tried to attract the pagan inhabitants of the Murom principality to Christianity. His counsels met with no sympathy;…

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Belynich Icon of the Mother of God
Belynich Icon of the Mother of God

The Belynich Icon of the Mother of God initially was in one of the Orthodox churches of the Mogilev district. After the emergence of the Unia (1596) the icon passed into the hands of the Catholics and was placed in a church of the Belynich Catholic monastery, founded in 1622-1624 by the hetman of…

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Transfer of the Holy Zone of Theotokos to Constantinople

The journey was made from the diocese of Zḗla (in Cappadocia) to Constantinople in the year 942, when the Emperors were Constantine and Romanos, the Porphyrogénnētoi.1 The Zone (Sash) was then placed in the Holy Soros2 of Chalkopratia on April 12. 1 Born in the purple. This refers to a room…

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