Today’s Celebration of the Feast of St. Anthony was a fun and lovely event and festival of HOPE! Thanks to everyone who came and shared in the celebrations. We celebrated Dolly, our ‘Sittu’s’, birthday and we celebrated the life and witness of St. Anthony the father of Monasticism. We also celebrated the hope and reality of eternal life from Christ from the words of Fr. Thomas Mueller who joined us today as our guest priest! #TheKingdom #Sacrament #Love #Mercy #Widower #Grief

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 2019 Letter of His Beatitude Patriarch JOHN X to His All Holiness Patriarch BARTHOLOMEW Damascus, 31 December 2018 Your All-Holiness, Archbishop of Constantinople-New Rome and Ecumenical Patriarch, beloved brother and concelebrant in Christ the Lord, Kyrios Kyrios Bartholomew. With great joy, we embrace Your Beloved person in the Lord and we say, In these blessed days of the Holy Incarnation of our Lord, we lift up our warmest supplications for the abund

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