Our church is now open! Please come and worship with us! For any still unable to attend services in person, you can either watch our livestream or call in at (617) 941-8945.
The Orthodox Church is the One Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Yes, we are Christian! In fact, we share an unbroken history with the Faith of the first Christians, and we can trace our history back to the Apostles themselves.
This parish is part of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America. We are pan-Orthodox. This means our membership includes many who were born into the Faith, as well as many converts. In our parish, all services are fully in English.
The public is more than welcome to join us for services!
Early evening service that lasts approximately 45 minutes.
Morning service celebrated before the Divine Liturgy.
Primary worship service during which we celebrate the Eucharist.
*The Great Lenten Fast begins on March 2nd. Please see our full service schedule for a more comprehensive list of services throughout Lent.
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She is the oldest Church in Christendom, with over 250 million people worldwide practicing her doctrines. Despite this, many people in North America know very
Within Christianity, there are three major groups, if you will: Eastern Orthodoxy, Roman Catholicism, and Protestantism. While these three may have certain teachings in common,
Our daily scripture readings follow the Orthodox Liturgical Calendar. For each day, we also offer a fasting guide for those who want to enrich their
Worship in the Orthodox Church often seems strange, especially to other Christians. You’ll notice many of these differences in worship the moment you enter the
In this post, we outline some basic rules for modest and respectful dress for men and women in an Orthodox church.
On a walk one morning, A man passes a little building he never really paid attention to before. The sign on the lawn says, “St.
In this post, we explain who can and cannot receive Holy Communion during an Orthodox Liturgy.
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