Church Services
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES FOR:
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OCTOBER 18th, 2020 – LUKE
THE EVANGELIST
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OCTOBER 25th, 2020 – SIXTH SUNDAY OF
LUKE
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OCTOBER 26th, 2020 – DEMETRIUS THE
MYRRH-STREAMER
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OCTOBER 18th, 2020 - LUKE THE EVANGELIST

SUNDAY,
October 18th, 2020 –Luke the Evangelist
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8:30 am
-Matins/Orthros
Click
this link to Orthros/Matins Gospel Reading
9:30 am -
Divine Liturgy.
Click
this link to Epistle Reading
Click this link to Holy Gospel Reading
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There will be NO 12:00 pm Paraklesis to
Saint Nectarios.
WEDNESDAY, October 21st, 2020
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There will be NO 7:00 pm -Paraklesis
Service to Saint Nectarios.
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Reading
This Apostle was an Antiochean,
a physician by trade, and a disciple and companion of Paul. He wrote
his Gospel in Greek after Matthew and Mark, after which he wrote the
Acts of the Apostles, and dedicated both works to Theophilus, who,
according to some, was Governor of Achaia. He lived some eighty-six
years and died in Achaia, perhaps in Patras, the capital of this
district. His emblem is the calf, the third symbolical beast mentioned
by Ezekiel (1:10), which is a symbol of Christ's sacrificial and
priestly office, as Saint Irenaeus says.
Apolytikion of Luke the
Evangelist
Third Tone
O Holy Apostle and
Evangelist Luke, intercede to our merciful God, that He may grant our
souls forgiveness of sins.
Kontakion
of Luke the Evangelist
Fourth Tone
As a disciple of the Word of God, with Paul you
illuminated all the earth and dispelled the gloom in writing Christ's
divine Gospel.
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OCTOBER 25th, 2020 - SIXTH SUNDAY OF LUKE

OCTOBER 26th, 2020 - The Holy Great Martyr Demetrius the
Myrrh-Streamer

MONDAY,
October 26th, 2020 – The Holy Great Martyr Demetrius the
Myrrh-Streamer
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8:00 am
-Matins/Orthros
Click
this link to Orthros/Matins Gospel Reading
9:00 am -
Divine Liturgy.
Click
this link to Epistle Reading
Click this link to Holy Gospel Reading
WEDNESDAY, October 28th, 2020
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There will be NO 7:00 pm -Paraklesis
Service to Saint Nectarios.
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Reading
Saint Demetrius was a Thessalonian, a most pious son of
pious and noble parents, and a teacher of the Faith of Christ. When Maximian first came to Thessalonica in 290, he
raised the Saint to the rank of Duke of Thessaly. But when it was
discovered that the Saint was a Christian, he was arrested and kept
bound in a bath-house. While the games were under way in the city, Maximian was a spectator there. A certain friend of
his, a barbarian who was a notable wrestler, Lyaeus
by name, waxing haughty because of the height and strength of his body,
boasted in the stadium and challenged the citizens to a contest with
him. All that fought with him were defeated. Seeing this, a certain
youth named Nestor, aquaintance of
Demetrius', came to the Saint in the bath-house and asked his blessing
to fight Lyaeus single-handed. Receiving this
blessing and sealing himself with the sign of the precious Cross, he
presented himself in the stadium, and said, "O God of Demetrius,
help me!" and straightway he engaged Lyaeus
in combat and smote him with a mortal blow to the heart, leaving the
former boaster lifeless upon the earth. Maximian
was sorely grieved over this, and when he learned who was the cause of
this defeat, he commanded straightway and Demetrius was pierced with
lances while he was yet in the bath-house, as for Nestor, Maximian commanded that he be slain with his own
sword.
Apolytikion of Demetrius the
Myrrh-Streamer
Third Tone
The world has found in
you a great champion in time of peril, as you emerged the victor in
routing the barbarians. For as you brought to naught the boasts of Lyaios, imparting courage to Nestor in the stadium,
in like manner, holy one, great Martyr Demetrios, invoke Christ God for
us, that He may grant us His great mercy.
Kontakion
of Demetrius the Myrrh-Streamer
Second Tone
God, who gave you invincible power and with care kept your
city invulnerable, royally clothed the Church in purple with the
streams of your blood, for you are her strength, O Demetrios.
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Reopening of our Parish
DUE TO THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA AND LOS ANGELES COUNTY MANDATE, SUNDAY SERVICES ARE
ONLY OFFERED OUTDOORS TO A LIMITED CAPACITY.
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ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS
Those
with any signs or symptoms of any acute illness (whether it is COVID-19
or not) MUST stay home, as shall those who have come into contact with
COVID-19. It is strongly recommended that parishioners who are 65 or
older, especially those living in long-term care facilities and who
suffer from serious medical conditions such as cardiac and/or pulmonary
disease, diabetes, a compromised immune system, or other underlying
health issues are advised to participate in live-streamed services home at this time. Parishioner assumes all
responsibly in risks and Covid-19 related health risk should they occur
for attending in person services. Questions should be directed to your
healthcare provider.
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Dismissal hymn of Saint Nectarios of Aegina

Special Announcement:
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We need oil (Extra Virgin Olive Oil) for the
Church, please donate.
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Please notify us if someone in the member of
the family or yourself is sick, so that we may offer healing prayer.
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St. Nectarios is a parish of Metropolis of San Francisco of the Greek
Orthodox Archdiocese of America
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Email Address:
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Services:
Sunday Morning Liturgy
8:30 AM Orthros
9:30 AM Liturgy
NO 12:00 PM Paraklesis
(Healing)
Service to
Saint
Nectarios
There will be NO Wednesday
7:00 PM Paraklesis
Service to
Saint Nectarios
Church is open:
Monday thru Friday
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Open from
8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Our services are in
Greek & English
Office Hours:
Monday thru Friday
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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