Holy Trinity
Serbian Orthodox Mission
Fairmont, WV

Bulletin 101 - November 20/December 3, 2005


The Orthodox Mission



Chronicle of the Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Mission
Diocesan Bishop - His Grace Bishop Dr. MITROPHAN
Aministrator - Fr. Rodney Torbic
408 Morgantown Avenue
Fairmont, West Virginia 26544

November 20/December 3, 2005
Forefeast of the Entry of the Theotokos
No. 101
Phone 724-966-7428
Phone 304-534-5321
Phone 304-622-3681
Fax 724-966-7780



I John 4:2

By this you know the Spirit of God: every spirit which confesses that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is of God, and every spirit which does not confess Jesus is not of God.

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· Thank God we are able to serve in the church today.

· Thank God for the improvements made in the church.

· When the renovations are completed, the church will be a fine worship site.

· Thank God to Sharren Paroda for the work she did on the bake sale and for the help that Mike Danko provided.

· Thanks to Wayne and Joyce Kirby for making the improvements to the church.

· Thanks to the faithful of Holy Trinity Mission for being patient as the renovations take place.

· Let us be mindful of the miners who lost their lives early last century in Monongah on December 6, 1907 and more recently on December 6, 1962 in Robena Mine.

· Let us be mindful of the suffering Serbian People in Kosovo and Metohija.

· Let us pray for the sick, the hospitalized, those in care homes and rehab centers.

· Let us remember the men and women serving in the military and their families.

· Let us thank God for the celebration of this Divine Liturgy.

· The best way to help the Holy Trinity Mission is to live an Orthodox life each day.

· Today is the Forefeast of the Entry of the Mother of God into the Temple.

· Tomorrow is the Feast of the Entry of the Mother of God into the Temple.

· We are in the midst of the Nativity Fast. Honor the Fast until the Feast in January 7.

· The St.George Church radio program is available on the parish website throughout the week.

· Standing is the proper position for believers during the Divine Liturgy. Sitting is appropriate only for those who cannot stand

From the Desert Fathers

A certain brother asked the abbot Poemen, saying, 'What am I to do, Father, for I am troubled by sadness?' The old man said to him, "Look to no man for aught, condemn no man, disparage no man: and God shall give thee rest."


Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Mission, Fairmont, West Virginia
November 20/December 3, 2005

Fr. Rodney Torbic

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