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St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church: Mckinney, Texas RECTORY : (972) 529-2754 708 S Regular Schedule PASTOR : FR. SERAPHIM HOLLAND TEMPLE ADDRESS: (see www.orthodox.net/calendar for updates and festal services) St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church: McKinney, Texas RECTORY : (972) 529-2754 708 S. CHESTNUT MCKINNEY , TEXAS Wed Vespers 7PM http://www.orthodox.net MOBILE : (972) 658-5433 75071 Thu Liturgy time varies SERAPHIM @ORTHODOX.NET Sat Confession 4PM ; Vigil 5 PM January 2009 MAILING ADDRESS : Sun Hours&Liturgy 9:40 AM, followed by a community meal open to all PO BOX 37, MCKINNEY , TX 75070 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Holy Nativity Troparion - Tone 4 Holy Theophany Troparion - Tone 1 Dec 19/Jan 1 29WAP Wine&Oil Dec 20/Jan 2 Wine&Oil Dec 21/Jan 3 Wine&Oil Holy Martyr Boniface (+ 290) HM Ignatius the God-bearer Saturday before Nativity Thy Nativity, O Christ our God,/hast shown upon the world the When Thou wast baptized in the Jordan, O Lord, /The worship of HEB 7:1-6; LK 21:28-33 HEB 7:18-25; LK 21:37-22:8 Martyr Juliana of Nicomodia light of knowledge./For, thereby they that worshipped the the Trinity wast made manifest,/for the voice of the Father bear EPH 2:11-13; LK 13:18-29; SAT BEFORE NAT :GAL 3:8-12; LK 13:18- stars/were taught by a star,/to worship Thee, the Son of witness to Thee/Calling Thee his beloved Son. /And the Spirit, in 29 Righteousness,/and to know Thee, the Day-spring from on high. the form of a dove, confirmed the certainty of the word. /O christ // O Lord, glory be to Thee! our God, Who hast appeared and hast enlightened the world, // glory be to Thee! Dec 22/Jan 4 T4 MG7 29SAP Dec 23/Jan 5 30WAP Dec 24/Jan 6 Wine&Oil Dec 25/Jan 7 NO FAST Dec 26/Jan 8 Dec 27/Jan 9 NO FAST Dec 28/Jan 10 Wine&Oil FAST Eve of Nativity Nativity Synaxis of the Theotokos Protomartyr & Archdeacon Stephen Saturday after Nativity Sunday of the Holy Fathers 10 MM of Crete HOURS , VES , SEE TYPIKON ; LIT :HEB 1:1- of Our Lord Jesus Christ HEB 10:35-11:7 MK 9:10-16 St. Theodore the Branded 20,000 MM of Nicomedia GM Anastasia deliverer from bonds St. Nahum, Enlightener of Bulgaria 12; LK 2:1-20 GAL 4:4-7 MT 2:1-12 HEB 11:8,11-16 MK 9:33-41 EPH 5:1-8; LK 14:1-11 VES : GEN 14:14-20; DEUT 1:8-11, 15-17; HEB 8:7-13; MK 8:11-21; FOR TUE :H EB SAT AFTER NAT :I TIM 6:11-16; MT 12:15- DEUT 10:14-21; LIT :HEB 11:9-10,17- 9:8-10,15-23; MK 8:22-26 Morning: Royal Hours, Typica , 21 23,32-40; MT 1:1-25 Vesperal Divine Liturgy of St Basil Evening: Vigil for Nativity Dec 29/Jan 11 T5 MG8 30SAP Dec 30/Jan 12 31WAP Dec 31/Jan 13 Jan 1/14 NO FAST Jan 2/15 Jan 3/16 NO FAST Jan 4/17 Sunday after Nativity; Joseph the VM Anysia of Thessalonica Apodosis of Nativity Circumcision of Christ/St. Basil the St. Seraphim of Sarov, St. Sylvester, Pr Malachi; M Gordius Synaxis of the 70 Apostles Betrothed, David the King, James the St. Melania the Younger of Rome Nun Melania, St. Theophylact of Great Pope of Rome, R Juliana of Lazarevo St. Genevieve of Paris COL 1:3-6; LK 16:10-15 Lord’s brother, Holy Innocents HEB 11:17-31 MK 9:42-10:1 Ochrid VES :G EN 17:1-7,9-12, 14; PROV 8:22-30; LIT :JAS 1:19-27 MK 10:17-27; FOR SEE TYPIKON FOR READINGS SAT BEFORE THEOPHANY : 1T IM 3:14-4:5; GAL 1:11-19 & COL 3:12-16; HEB 12:25-26,13:22-25 MK 10:2-12 PROV 10:31-11:12; MAT:JN 10:1-9 FRI :J AM 2:1-13; MK 10:23-32 ST MAT 3:1-11 MT 2:13-23 & LK 18:18-27 LITURGY :C OL 2:8-12; LUK 2:20-21,40-52; SERAPHIM : VES :SEE TYPIKON ,; LIT :G AL Royal Hours and Typica for JAM 1:1-18; MK 10:11-16 5:22-6:2 LUK 6:17-23 Theophany. No Liturgy. Jan 5/18 T6 MG9 31SAP Jan 6/19 32WAP Jan 7/20 Jan 8/21 FAST Jan 9/22 Jan 10/23 FAST Jan 11/24 Wine&Oil Theophany Synaxis of St. John the Baptist St. George the Chozebite HM Philip, Met. of All Russia St. Gregory of Nyssa, St. Theophan St. Theodosios the Great Eve of Theophany of Our Lord Jesus Christ JAS 3:1-10 MK 11:11-23; BAPTIST : ACT JAS 3:11-4:6 MK 11:23-26 JAS 4:7-5:9 MK 11:27-33 the Recluse VES ,M AT : SEE TYPIKON ; LIT : 1T H 5.14-23; LIT :1C O 9:19-27,LK 3:1-18; SUN BEFORE MAT : MK 1:9-11; LIT :TITUS 2:11-14; 3:4-7 19:108 JOH 1:29-34 I PET 1:1-12,2:6-10 MK 12:1-12; ST LK 17.3-10 SAT AFTER THEOPHANY : EPH THEOPHANY : 2T I 4:5-8; MK 1:1-8; MT 3:13-17 GREGORY : 1C O 12:7-11 MAT 10:1,5-8 6:10-17; MAT 4:1-11 VES :S EE TYPIKON ; BLESSING OF THE WATERS :SEE TYPIKON Blessing of the Waters after Divine Vespers/Blessing of the Waters after Liturgy of St John Chrysostom Divine Liturgy; Vigil in the Evening. Jan 12/25 T7 MG10 32SAP Jan 13/26 33WAP Jan 14/27 Jan 15/28 FAST Jan 16/29 Jan 17/30 Wine&Oil Jan 18/31 Sunday after Theophany MM Hermylus & Stratonicus Apodosis of Theophany, St. Nina, St. Paul of Thebes, St. John the Veneration of the Chains of St. Peter St. Anthony the Great St. Athanasios the Grea & St. Cyril, St. Savva I, abp of Serbia Holy Fathers slain at Sinai & Raithu Enlightener of Georgia, St Sava I of Hutdweller 1P T 4.12-5.5; MK 12.38-44 PETER :A CT VES ,M AT :SEE TYPIKON LIT :2P T 1.1-10; Abps. Of Alexandria M Tatiana of Rome 1 PET 2:21-3:9; MK 12:13-17 Serbia 1P T 4.1-11; MK 12.28-37 12:1-11 JOH 21:15-25 MK 13.1-8 ANTHONY :H EB 13:17-21 LUK 2T IM 2.11-19; LK 18.2-8 STS :H EB 13:7- EPH 4:7-13 & 1 TIM 4:9-15 1P T 3.10-22; MK 12.18-27; ST SAVA 6:17-23 16 MAT 5:14-19 MT 4:12-17 & LK 19:1-10 VESP ,M AT ,L IT SEE TYPIKON Regular Schedule PASTOR : TEMPLE ADDRESS: (see www.orthodox.net/calendar for updates and festal services) St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church: McKinney, Texas FR. SERAPHIM HOLLAND 708 S. CHESTNUT MCKINNEY , TEXAS Wed Vespers 7PM http://www.orthodox.net RECTORY : (972) 529-2754 75071 Thu Liturgy time varies MOBILE : (972) 658-5433 Sat Confession 4PM ; Vigil 5 PM February 2009 SERAPHIM @ORTHODOX.NET MAILING ADDRESS : Sun Hours&Liturgy 9:40 AM, followed by a community meal open to all PO 37 MCKINNEY , TX 75070 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Jan 19/Feb 1 T8 MG11 33SAP Jan 20/Feb 2 Jan 21/Feb 3 Jan 22/Feb 4 Wine&Oil Jan 23/Feb 5 Jan 24/Feb 6 FAST Jan 25/Feb 7 Zacchaeus Sunday/ St. Macarius the St Euthymius the Great St. Maximus the Confessor Ap. Timothy of the 70 HM Clement, bp of Ancyra Bl. Xenia of St. Petersburg, St. St. Gregory the Theologion Great of Egypt/St. Mark of Ephesus I PET 2:21-3:9; MK 12:13-17 M Neophytus; VM Agnes of Rome; I PET 4:1-11; MK 12:28-37 IPET 4:12-5:5; MK 12:38-44 Xenia of Rome 2T IM 2:11-19;L UK 18:2-8 ITIM 4:9-15;LK19:1-10 St. Maximus the Greek 2P ET 1:1-10; MK 13:1-8 I PET 3:10-22; MK 12:18-27 Jan 26/Feb 8 T1 MG1 Jan 27/Feb 9. Jan 28/Feb 10 Jan 29/Feb 11 NO FASTING Jan 30/Feb 12 Jan 31/Feb 13 Feb 1/14 Publican and Pharisee Trans Relics of St. John Chrysostom St. Ephraim the Syrian, St. Isaac the HM Ignatius the Godbearer Synaxis of the Three Hierarchs Holy Unmercenaries Cyrus & John Forefeast of the Meeting; St. Bridget NMM & Confessors of Russia LIT : 2 PET 1:20-2:9; MK 13:9-13 Syrian 2 PET 3:1-18; MK 13:24-31 1J O 1:8-2:6, MK 13:31-14:2 (READ WED ) 1 JN 2:7-17; MK 14:3-9 of Ireland; M Tryphon LIT :2T I 3:10-15; LUK 18:10-14 & NMM: 2 PET 2:9-22; MK 13:14-23 SS: HEB 13:7-16 MT 5:14-19 2T I 3:1-9; LUK 20:45-21:4 ROM 8:28-39 LK 21:12-29 Feb 2/15 T2 MG2 Feb 3/16 Feb 4/17 Feb 5/18 FAST Feb 6/19 Feb 7/20 FAST Feb 8/21 Meeting of the Lord/PRODIGAL SON St.
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