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Service Texts for Diocesan Patronal Feast Days

September 26: St. John the Theologian

October 18: St. Luke the Evangelist

October 28: Protection of the Holy Theotokos

First Saturday in November: St. Raphael of Brooklyn

November 14: St. Philip the Apostle

November 30: St. Andrew the First-Called

December 13: St. Herman of Alaska

December 27: St. Stephen the Archdeacon

January 16: Chains of St. Peter the Apostle

January 18: Ss. Athanasius and Cyril of Alexandria

April 23: St. George the Trophy-Bearer
          **For use in 2010 ONLY**

May 24: St. Vincent of Lerins
   **For use in 2010 ONLY**

June 29: Ss. Peter and Paul

October 6: St. Thomas & St. Innocent

October 23: St. James the Apostle

November 8: Archangels Michael & Gabriel

November 16: St. Matthew the Evangelist

December 6: St. Nicholas the Wonderworker

December 20: St. Ignatius of Antioch

**When December 20 falls on the Sunday before Christ's Nativity, St. Ignatius Day is transferred to the day before. Consult the Weekend Service Texts page for the proper text.

January 7: Synaxis of St. John the Baptist

January 17: St. Anthony the Great

January 22: St. Timothy the Apostle

April 25: St. Mark the Evangelist
      **For use in 2011 ONLY**

  • Great Vespers (RTF) (PDF)
  • Orthros (RTF) (PDF)
  • Divine Liturgy Variables (RTF) (PDF)

June 11: St. Barnabas the Apostle
        **For use in 2010 ONLY**

July 10: St. Joseph of Damascus

**In 2009, the services for St. Joseph have been revised with the complete translation from the Arabic. Please print these for future parish use.



September 18, 2010: Orthodox Institute Southern California
October 8-10, 2010: Diocesan Fall Gathering
November 5-7, 2010: Diocesan Antiochian Women's Retreat in Northern California
June 27-29, 2011: Diocesan Clergy Seminar
June 30-July 3, 2011 - Annual Diocesan Parish Life Conference




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