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Updated April Coffee Hour

Orthodox Church in America, Diocese of the South Православная Церковь в Америке, Южная Епархия
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Our menu.
Mushroom barley soup.
Irish soda bread,
sauerkraut, potatoes,Plus Lenten chocolate cake. Coffee non dairy creamers.
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Hello Everyone. Here is some info on this Sunday Coffee Hour. Our Menu is full.Lidia and Bob will be having a Panihida and will be bringing Soup, fresh fruit salad ,tossed salad and bread. We also have potatoes, cabbage salad, perogies donated.
I think this will be enough food for this Sunday. Kindly remember only one soup on Sunday. Thank you.
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There will be no Coffee Hour on Palm Sunday and Pascha.
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Here is the updated signup sheet for March. Next week is open. If we have no one sign up by this Sunday, we will NOT have coffee hour on March 15. Also we have plenty of food for this Sunday. We do have a soup .Please only one soup on Sunday.If someone brings a second soup they will be responsible for heating and serving it. Thank you.

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Saint Titus was a courageous warrior renowned for his valor in combat. During one fierce battle, he suffered a grave injury. A sickness that developed from this wound compelled him to withdraw from military duty, after which he joined the Kiev Caves Monastery. There, he devoted the remainder of his life to prayer and repentance, ultimately attaining the Kingdom of Heaven.
By a flood of tears you made the desert fertile, / and your longing for God brought forth fruits in abundance. / By the radiance of miracles you illumined the whole universe! / O our holy father Titus, pray to Christ our God to save our souls!
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To the clergy, monastics, and faithful of the Orthodox Church in America, beloved children in the Lord:
Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory forever!
First, please be assured of my prayers for you, my flock throughout North America, as we enter into this great and holy season of the Fast. May God grant each of you his aid and support, comfort and blessings, as we all take up our Lenten podvig.
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