This coming Friday, March 27th, all the monks of holy Mt. Athos will be celebrating an All-Night Vigil to the Mother of God, asking for her help and intercession regarding the coronavirus global pandemic.
In solidarity with the monastics of the Holy Mountain, we will be celebrating a special moleben to the Mother of God and our patron, St. Panteleimon, at noon this Friday, asking for their assistance in the midst of this crisis. We will continue to serve this moleben at the same time every week for the duration of the pandemic.
O Most Holy Theotokos, save us!
Thank you
Thank you so much, Fathers, for streaming this service. Being able to participate was such a blessing. My husband and I are healthcare workers, and knowing we have such an army of prayer support at this time is a great comfort.
Let us all pray, for not only has this virus made people physically sick it has also prevented from peoples participation in comunion and Liturgy. Therefore it is affecting the power of our faith. When we gather at church and pray and take comunion it is so powerful to pray together and take comunion. When we are apart and self isolating we are also loosing the beautiful power of gathering prayor. Comunion is known to heal many sicknesses and without it I feel the world will become more sick. I pray and I pray hard that this virus becomes contained soon!
Glory to GOD let us all pray!
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We are very happy to say that this year’s festivities for the Holy Great-Martyr and Healer Panteleimon will once again be open to the public! It is likewise our great joy to announce that His Eminence Metropolitan Hilarion will be present to preside for the feast. A Festal Vigil will be served at 6:30 pm, Sunday, August 8th. At 8:00 am, Monday, August 9th, there will be a water blessing and Hierarchal Divine Liturgy at 9:00 am. During the Liturgy, Met. Hilarion will ordain Monk Isaac to the diaconate. At the conclusion of the Liturgy, there will be a special Festal Moleben to St. Panteleimon.
Anna
March 21, 2021
Glory to God for all things.