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PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS. Donation Prayers for our Parishioners. The particular law requirements are the same as Phase One contacted to reschedule. Jamie has begun Epiphany of our Lord online donation. Click on of the Byzantine Ruthenian Metropolitan Church requirements. This means that the Parish Strategic rescheduling weekday liturgy requests according that and you will be directed to Epiphany’s directs that the pastor is to celebrate the Divine Plan and the Eparchial Checklist is still to the date of the request. If you have scheduled tithe.ly account. Please note that where you see Liturgy for the people of the parish entrusted to applicable. This means churches may open at a weekday liturgy, that liturgy will remain on the Offertory, that is a drop-down menu that allows him on Sundays and days of precept [holydays of 50% of capacity provided health department date requested. However, if you scheduled a the donor to specify what the donation is for: obligation]" (canon 294). This liturgy intention requirements are met. It is important for public liturgy on a Sunday, the intention will not be Sunday offertory, Building Fund, St. Nicholas for all parishioners is "For the Intention of health not to slacken in observing the Strategic rescheduled until after the pandemic or until Fund, or eparchial collections. Please show care Parishioners." The faithful who attend the Divine Plan. Bishop Kurt continues to dispense so those Bishop Kurt is able to assign a second priest to be in the category Recurring Giving. If it is not a Liturgy for the parishioners who participate, who are at risk or feel unsafe may remain at able to celebrate two Sunday liturgies. donation to be given each week or month, please according to their state, in praying for that home. Please keep in mind that Divine Law still make that adjustment that this is a one-time intention. We can continue this prayer for one requires us to keep the Lord's Day holy by prayer PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS. donation. another during the week by remembering several and by refraining from unnecessary work. The EMC Bingo. Due to the Pandemic, Bingo has parishioners’ families each week. Please pray for bishop cannot dispense Divine Law. Further, the been suspended indefinitely. Observance of local, these parishioners; John and Lisa Clark & family, Bishop had encouraged all to make a good 2021 Calendars. Parishioners, if you not able to state, Catholic Mutual, and eparchial Kevin and Laura Jean Clark & family, Rosemary confession later in the year when it is safe. pick up a 2021 liturgical calendar since Christmas requirements for safe distancing and sanitizing Clark, Timothy and Yvonne Clark & family, and wish to request a calendar, please call the Live Streaming. In response to the spiritual does not make reopening Bingo economically Thomas and Jennifer Cooke & family, Samuel parish office at 703-573-3986. We will put one in needs the Faithful of Epiphany, the Divine feasible. We will continue to monitor health and and Anne Crowell & family, Peter & Mary the mail to you. We are asking that distribution Liturgy of the Sunday of the Publican and the scientific information as it becomes available to Czernowski & family, and from the Mission, be limited to one per family. Pharisee today will be live streamed. guide the determination of opening safely for our Nancy Sesok & family. If a second Sunday Bishops Appeal Additional information parishioners and Bingo patrons. Liturgy is offered, an intention can be accepted. Praying at Home Together. If you are remaining Since we have had only one Sunday Divine safe at home, you may consider praying the regarding our current progress toward our goal of Parish Bulletin. The parish bulletin will continue Liturgy for fourteen Sundays, the Liturgy was for Divine Liturgy in your homes so that we can be $19,800. Donations total to date is $17,165! We to be posted weekly on the Epiphany website: the Intention of our Parishioners. As a result, the united in praying the same prayers. These are are only $2,635 short of our goal. And MCM has www.eolbcc.org. It will also be posted on the intentions requested for the second Liturgy on available on the web site of the Metropolitan only $1775 between them and meeting their goal! bulletin board in the narthex and photograph of Sundays have not been offered. The celebrant can Cantor Institute of the Archeparchy of Pittsburgh, Keep up the good work! the bulletin can be taken. pray for additional intentions during the Liturgy, https://mci.archpitt.org . The entire People’s for eXample, the priest is required to pray for the Molitvennik is available under Publications tab to Offering Envelopes. Many parishioners have Parish Office Schedule and Safety Protocols. In bishop who ordained him at every Liturgy he use when participating in the live streaming recently received their collection envelopes for accordance with Bishop Kurt Burnette's and offers. The celebrant will pray for the intention Liturgy. this quarter. Parishioners who do not receive Governor Northam's most recent Orders, the parishioners have offered. Please note that this Messages from the Pastor. Father John has been their envelopes by February 1, please call the office hours for Epiphany of our Lord continue to does not persolve the Liturgy intention requested. sending email messages to the parishioners whose office again, 703-573-2968. In the meantime, be amended to the following: Monday through The previously scheduled liturgy intention for email addresses we have on our roster. If you you may use a letter or legal size envelope to Friday - 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM. Jamie, the January 24th is for +Joseph and +Michael have not been receiving these email messages, it place your donation into the basket on Sunday. administrative assistant, will cover the office Koshuta by Monica Koahuta. Any Sunday might be because we do not have your email Please be sure to note your envelope number on during those hours from home two days of the liturgy intention previously scheduled will be address, or you have changed it and we do not the face of the envelope and the division of your week. She will be teleworking Tuesday afternoon rescheduled when a priest is assigned which have it. We would like to have your email address contribution among the usual options, i.e., Adult, and all day Thursday. She will be physically in would make two liturgies a possibility again. Building Fund, SOR, St. Nicholas, etc. to keep contact with you during this time when the parish office Monday, Wednesday, and Friday some parishioners are remaining safe at home. On-line Giving Now Set Up. Bishop Kurt only. Lucie, the financial assistant, is working in Public Liturgies. The Commonwealth of Simply email the parish. the office only three days a week. She will be in st directed that all parishes have online giving Virginia began Phase Three July 1 . In his service in place with www.tithe.ly.com by August the office Monday, Wednesday and Friday. th Friday Fast Resumes. Fridays resume as a Day episcopal letter of May 13 , Bishop Kurt Burnette 31, 2020. Both the parish and the mission now Given that response to this crisis is so fluid and announced that churches may reopen for public of Penance. have online accounts with tithe.ly and these can schedules can change so quickly, please call the worship according to the directives of the public Intentions to be Rescheduled. If you have be accessed at the church or mission web sites. To office phone number before venturing out. Parish health authorities and with the bishop’s offered a Divine Liturgy for an intention to be make an online contribution, go to the church web staff has established safety and health protocols at permission. For churches, Phase Three celebrated during the suspension, you will be site. On the home page is a link that says the parish office, as well. If you have business at the office, please use the RING doorbell. We will $19,800 for the church and $6,000 for the psychology, to prepare professionals to be January 24, 2021 respond through the intercom after verifying your mission. The parishioners at the church have missionary disciples of the New Evangelization in presence at the door. Jamie is able to respond to pledged or given $16,950. The parishioners at the the field of catechetics for eparchies and dioceses. the door from home as well. Please wear a mask mission have pledged or given $4,225. This is an If you are interested, please contact Father Dr. TITHING & GIVING and use the hand sanitizer station when you come incredible response in this difficult time. May Morozowich at 202-319-5684 or the Graduate into the office and observe social distancing. We God bless you for your sacrificial offerings to our Admissions Specialist, Dr. Elena Martin at Adults $2,455.00 are only able to accommodate three adults in the eparchy and for our eparchy’s donations to [email protected] or 202-319-5482. Initial Offering $25.00 office including two staff members observing safe European eparchies. If we reach our goal, we will Publican and Pharisee Building Fund $1,945.00 distancing. receive a 40% refund of the total received. Holy Days $215.00 Mission Update. Jack McLaurin has informed us Candles $279.30 ByzanTEENS Night Out. The monthly virtual COMING EVENTS that the Soil and Erosion Plan the remaining issue meetings of Byzantine Catholic teens continue Christmas $160.00 is the easement around the new dry wells. The this year with the general theme of “Roadmap to School of Religion $2.00 documents are being prepared.
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