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ARE YOU ON A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY?
The church family at Holy Nativity is made up of people from various religious and Christian backgrounds. One thing we share in common is our spiritual journey. At some point in our lives, we decided it was time to explore Christianity or engage the Christian faith in deeper way. Through prayer, study of the Holy Scriptures, the writings of the ancient Church, and seeking the counself of others, we found our way to Orthodoxy. To be honest, this tranistion can be difficult. You discover that following Christ is truly a sacrficial way of life, the way of the Cross. While the cost is great, the reward is greater. If you are on a spiritual journey, we would like to help. Fr Jason (318-455-4219) is available to visit with you as well as others in the congregation. Our website and the resources connected to it may offer some assistance. Please pray about joining us for a service. We would love to have you visit Holy Nativity. May God bless and guide your steps!
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OCA to Take Third Annual Collection for the Diocese of Alaska 11 Dec 2024 at 9:07am On December 15, 2024, the Sunday closest to the feast day of Saint Herman of Alaska, the Orthodox Church in America will hold its third annual collection for the Diocese of Alaska. At the 20th All-American Council in Baltimore, MD, His Grace Bis... Metropolitan Tikhon sends letter of support to Patriarch John X 10 Dec 2024 at 8:57pm On December 12, 2024, His Beatitude Metropolitan Tikhon sent a letter to His Beatitude Patriarch John X of Antioch offering his support and prayers in midst of the turbulence and uncertainty unfolding in Syria. Your Beatitude, beloved brother and... His Beatitude Metropolitan Tikhon Celebrates Feast of St. Nicholas the Wonder... 9 Dec 2024 at 11:34am On December 5 and 6, His Beatitude Metropolitan Tikhon celebrated services for the Feast of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker at St. Nicholas Cathedral in Washington, DC. On Thursday evening, His Beatitude presided at the Festal Vigil. Concelebrating ... All Scripture Readings
 Saint Spyridon of Tremithus was born towards the end of the third century on the island of Cyprus. He was a shepherd, and had a wife and children. He used all his substance for the needs of his neighbors and the homeless, for which the Lord rewarded him with a gift of wonderworking. He healed those… Read the Life Troparion & Kontakion  Saint Therapon of Monza was a monk in the monastery of Saint Adrian (May 5) at the River Monza. The monk began his ascetic deeds in Moscow, and then transferred to the city of Kostroma at the Elevation of the Cross monastery, and was tonsured there. The pious monks Adrian and Paphnutius, from the… Read the Life Troparion & Kontakion The Hieromartyr Alexander, Bishop of Jerusalem, was a disciple of the great teacher and writer of the Church, Clement of Alexandria. At the beginning of the third century he was chosen bishop of Flavia, Cappadocia. He was arrested during the reign of the emperor Septimus Severus (193-211) and… Read the Life Troparion & Kontakion The Holy Martyr Synetus (the name is derived from the Greek word meaning “man of reason”) was a Roman by birth, and was a reader in the Roman Church under Pope Sixtus (257-258). He was subjected to torture, and was beheaded for his brave confession of faith in the time of the emperor… Read the Life Troparion & Kontakion  The life of the holy martyr John, Abbot of Zedazeni Monastery, has not been preserved, but the list recalling “the names of the holy fathers who reposed at Zedazeni Monastery after John of Zedazeni,” which was compiled by Catholicos Arsenius II, tells us that Abbot John was… Read the Life Troparion & Kontakion |
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