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Celebration of Saint Basil the Great - 01/10/21
A special bread (Vasilopita) is blessed and distributed after the Liturgy. A silver coin is baked into the bread, and whoever receives the slice with the coin is said to receive the blessing of Saint Basil for the coming year.
Saint Basil was born in the year 330 at Caesarea, the administrative center of Cappadocia. He was of illustrious lineage, famed for its eminence and wealth, and zealous for the Christian Faith.
Read more at: https://www.oca.org/saints/lives/2021/01/01/100003-saint-basil-the-great-archbishop-of-caesarea-in-cappadocia
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9:30 Liturgy
12:30 Zoom
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Mar
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4:00 Zoom Recap
No Public Services
Until further notice, there will be no public services at Ss. Peter & Paul due to the Coronavirus.
Regular services are now being held at Ss. Peter & Paul Orthodox Church. All are welcome! The monthly calendar gives the type and time of services. As present civil authority regulations permit only 30 persons at any given service. It is necessary for you to register for Sunday Divine Liturgy and any Other service that is marked “registration.” To register go to signupgenuis or e-mail Maria Torrisi mdtorrisi@gmail.com or Father James frjames@ssppoc.org or leave message on the parish phone 908-685-1452. Registration deadline is Fridays evenings at 9:00p.m.
Reminder that you are required to observe social distancing and wear a mask or face covering, except for children under age of 2. For further information or clarification about the schedule or health regulations, please contact Father James Parsells.
