January 23

Vespers was read.

January 24

Midnight Office, Matins, First Hour were read at St. George Church.

Twelve people came to Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church in Fairmont, W.Va. for Divine Liturgy and Blessing of the Water.

The Monongahela River was blessed in Fairmont.

One person came for Ninth Hour and Vespers at St. George Church.

January 25

Midnight Office, Matins, First Hour were read.

Twenty-eight people came for Divine Liturgy. Three communicants.

January 26

Midnight Office, Matins, First Hour were read. Vespers was read.

January 27

Matins was read. Ninth Hour and Vespers was read.

January 28

Midnight Office, Matins, First Hour were read.

One person came for the reading of the Akathist to the Holy Spirit, Akathist to the Mother God the Healer, and Akathist to Sophia, Faith, Hope and Love.

One person came for the reading of the Akathist to the Lord Jesus Christ and Akathist to the Cross.

January 29

Midnight Office, Matins, First Hour were read.

Ninth Hour and Vespers were read.

January 30

Matins and First Hour were read.

Today

Midnight Office, Matins, First Hour. Third and Sixth Hours followed by Divine Liturgy.

Mornings

5:30 AM Midnight Office, Matins, First Hour. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.

Afternoons

4:00 PM on Monday, Wednesday, Friday.

Tuesday

6:30 PM followed by Adult Class at 7:00 PM.

February 1 - Parish St. Sava Program-Covered Dish.
February 7 - St. Gregory the Theologian
February 12 - Holy Three Hierarchs
February 15 - Presentation of the Lord
February 26 - St. Simeon the Myrrhgusher
February 27-28 - Diocesan Assembly
March 1 - Forgiveness Sunday

· Thank you to all staying for the Annual Meeting.

· Congratulations to all re-elected officers and reappointed tutors.

· Thank you for all supporting the St. Sava program today.

· Annual St. Sava programs become life-long memories.

· Remember the founders and benefactors of this church during the past 54 years.

· Remember the steady workers in the parish each year.

· Remember the people daily living an Orthodox Christian life in the parish.

· Remember the people who support and contribute to the parish in any way.

· Remember the sick, the suffering, the imprisoned, those in rehab centers, the homebound, the mentally ill and their caretakers and the institution staffs.

· Remember the men and women serving in the military and their families.

· Remember the workers in mines, law-enforcement, corrections, probation and parole and firefighters, all working in dangerous occupations.

· One person came for Adult Class this past week. Class again this Tuesday.

· Each parishioner is a missionary for the Church.

· Tell your family and friends to listen to the parish radio broadcast each week.

· If any parishioner has a question about the Divine services of the Church, ask Father Rodney or attend the Adult classes.

· Today's collection will go to support the students at St. Sava School of Theology in Libertyville, Illinois.

· St. Sava School of Theology is the only Orthodox School of Theology under the auspices of the Serbian Orthodox Church in the United States.

There is no Mystery outside of the Lord Jesus Christ and His Church. The Church is the eternal altar on which is accomplished the Holy Mystery, and the priest is the one who offers the sacrifice. By it all the members of the Church live and are fulfilled with every gift of grace. The Holy Eucharist is the greatest manifestation of God's love for man.

(The Teachings of Saint Apostle Paul on the Church Translation by Protopresbyter Stefan Zaremba. 2001, pp. 65 - 66) )

· St. Sava in the life of each Serbian Orthodox Christian.
· St. Sava programs held throughout the world.
· St. Sava remembered through the centuries.