The St. Thomas Greek Afternoon School teachers at the celebration of the Three Hierarchs and the Greek Letters. Photo: Steve Lambrou
CHERRY HILL, NJ – The Greek Afternoon School of St Thomas Greek Orthodox Church in Cherry Hill celebrated the Feast Day of the Three Hierarchs and the Greek Letters on January 31. Although the Metropolis’ celebration was canceled due to a case of the coronavirus, the St. Thomas Greek School, took all the necessary measures for the safety of those present, and honored the Three Hierarchs with special joy.
Fr. Avgoustinos Psomas presided over the Artoklasia for the Three Hierarchs at the St. Thomas Greek School celebration. Photo: Steve Lambrou
The new presiding priest of the community, Fr. Avgustinos Psomas, welcomed the students and thanked the parents and the teaching staff for their efforts to preserve and promote the Greek language. He noted that the future of every community is the children.
After the traditional Artoklasia service, the students recited poems and sang songs in honor of the Three Holy Hierarchs and Great Teachers of the Church.
The Greek Afternoon School of St. Thomas Greek Orthodox Church in Cherry Hill, NJ, celebrated the Feast Day of the Three Hierarchs and the Greek Letters on January 31. Photo: Steve Lambrou
The Greek Afternoon School of St. Thomas Greek Orthodox Church in Cherry Hill, NJ, celebrated the Feast Day of the Three Hierarchs and the Greek Letters on January 31. Photo: Steve Lambrou
The Greek Afternoon School of St. Thomas Greek Orthodox Church in Cherry Hill, NJ, celebrated the Feast Day of the Three Hierarchs and the Greek Letters on January 31. Photo: Steve Lambrou
NEW YORK – On February 4 the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America will host an event celebrating the Feast of the Three Hierarchs, Saint Basil the Great, Saint Gregory the Theologian, and Saint John Chrysostom, at the Archdiocesan Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Manhattan.
FALMOUTH, MA – The police in Falmouth have identified the victim in an accident involving a car plunging into the ocean on February 20, NBC10 Boston reported.
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