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Church Etiquette: Reverencing Icons

How to venerate an icon or relic, where to kiss it, and when not to go up.
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Thursday Night Inquirer Class Sessions

Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. through the fall and spring seasons, led by Fr. Michael. September's session is Thursday the 17th.
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Church Etiquette: How to Greet an Orthodox Priest

Laity traditionally greet priests and bishops by kissing them on the right hand.
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Elevation of the Holy Cross, September 14

On September 14 the Holy Orthodox Church commemorates the Universal Elevation of the Honored and Life-giving Cross.

10 Tips for Holy Week and Pascha

How do Vespers, Orthros, and Divine Liturgy together tell the whole story of salvation?

What if my child is being disruptive during Liturgy?

Why is coffee hour important in Orthodox parish life?

Why do Orthodox Christians call their priests Father when Jesus said to call no man father?

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