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ALL SAINTS BYZANTINE BULLETIN

FIRST SUNDAY OF THE GREAT FAST SUNDAY OF ORTHODOXY February 21, 2021

10291 Bayshore Road North Fort Myers, Florida Office Phone: 239-599-4023 Office Email: [email protected] Website: www.allsaintsbyzantine.com

Clergy: Reverend Steven M. Galuschik, Administrator Phone: 239-785-6135 Email: [email protected] Schedule of Divine Services Saturday, February 20, 2021: 4:00pm Sunday Vigil Divine Liturgy at the Byzantine Mission of Fort Mill, SC Intention: Parishioners of the Byzantine Catholic Mission of Fort Mill, SC Sunday, February 21, 2021: 8:30am Divine Liturgy Intention: +Mary Maltry Sunday, February 21, 2021: 9:30am-10:00am Confessions in the Social Hall Chapel. Sunday, February 21, 2021: 10:30am Divine Liturgy Intention: Parishioners of All Saints Byzantine Catholic Church Week Two of the Great Fast Monday, February 22, 2021: 5:00pm-9:00pm Private Prayer in Church. 7:00pm-8:00pm Confessions in the Social Hall Chapel Tuesday, February 23, 2021: 9:30am Terce - Lenten Midday Office

Friday, February 26, 2021: 7:00pm Divine Liturgy of the Pre Sanctified Gifts and Vigil of the Second All Soul Saturday Intention: +For our departed Clergy, Monastics, Family and Friends. A Panachida will be celebrated following the Divine Liturgy. Saturday, February 27, 2021: 4:00pm Sunday Vigil Divine Liturgy at the Byzantine Mission of Fort Mill, SC Intention: Parishioners of the Byzantine Catholic Mission of Fort Mill, SC Sunday, February 28, 2021: 8:30am Divine Liturgy Intention: +Tom Skrout Sunday, February 28, 2021: 9:30am-10:00am Confessions in the Social Hall Chapel. Sunday, February 28, 2021: 10:30am Divine Liturgy Intention: Parishioners of All Saints Byzantine Catholic Church

Holy Mysteries Availability

Holy Mystery of Repentance Confessions are available Sunday Morning from 9:30am-10:00am in the Social Hall Chapel, after the 10:30am Divine Liturgy, or by appointment. Please see Fr. Steven if you have any questions or to set up an appointment.

Holy Mystery of Anointing of the Sick Please contact Father Steven for this anointing. This is available after all Divine Services or by appointment. Please contact Father Steven if you desire to receive this gift.

Holy Mysteries of and Crowning Please contact Father Steven at the office concerning these Holy Mysteries.

All Saints Byzantine Catholic Church Fasting and Abstinence for the Great Fast

Wednesday and Friday: Simple Abstinence from all Meat Products.

Helpful Suggestions for the Week

Prayer: Spend some time reading, reflecting and praying with one Psalm each day. This week, one could focus on the 120-126.

Fasting: Let us cast out and fast from all the negativity in our lives. Seek to find the courage to see the blessings in which we have received each day rather than what we have not received.

Almsgiving: Look over your home and see if there is a pair of shoes, or an outfit that can be donated. You never know what your small gift can do.

Please Note: All the faithful, regardless of age, who are participating in the Divine Liturgy either virtually or physically are to follow the abstinence regulations of the Great Fast.

Church Statistics Why do we celebrate the February 14, 2021 restoration of Icons today?

Attendance “The Sunday of Orthodoxy is the 8:30am: 13 Faithful first Sunday of . The Virtual: 30 Families dominant theme of this Sunday 10:30am: 25 People Virtual: 18 Families since 843 has been that of the victory of the icons. In that year the Offerings iconoclastic controversy, which had Sunday: $463 raged on and off since 726, was Online: $516 finally laid to rest, and icons and Lenten Offering: $5 their veneration were restored on Candles: $11 the first Sunday in Lent. Ever since, Total: $995 Total Families: 20 out of 40 this Sunday has been commemorated as the "Triumph of Thank you so much for your Orthodoxy."’ generous support of our parish family Source: https://www.goarch.org/sunday- of-orthodoxy All Saints Byzantine Catholic Church Divine Liturgy

Opening and Incensation: The Homily are found in the Byzantine Hymnal of Fervent Supplication: Page 35-37 Divine Liturgy begins, “Blessed is the kingdom…”: Page 11 “Let us who mystically…” A: Page 42-43

Litany of Peace: Page 11 Creed “I Believe…” B: Page 53-54

Sunday First Antiphon, “Shout joyfully to Special Settings and directives for the the Lord …”: Page 14 Divine Liturgy of St. Basil begins here…

Sunday Second Antiphon, “Be gracious Celebrant: Let us give thanks to the Lord. to us, O God, …”: Page 14 Response: “It is proper…” A1: Page 96

Hymn of the Incarnation “Glory to the “Holy, Holy, Holy…” A2: Page 96-97 Father…” B: Page 19 Words of Institution: Page 58 Sunday Third Antiphon (on top of page), Responses of “Amen” A3: Page 97 “Come let us sing…”: Page 22 “We praise you…” A4: Page 98 Deacon/Priest: “Wisdom, Be Attentive”: Page 25 Epiclesis (Calling down the Holy Spirit): Page 61 Sunday Entrance Hymn “Come let us worship…” A: Page 25 Special Hymn (instead of “It is truly proper…”) “In you, O Woman, full of (Tone 5, Resurrection): “O grace…” A5: Page 98-99 faithful, let us praise…”: Page 146 Our Father: Page 74 Troparion (Tone 2, Sunday of Orthodoxy): “We bow before your sacred…”: Page 220 Communion Hymn, A: Page 78

Glory…Now and ever…: (Tone 8) Communion, “Approach with Fear…”: Page 81 (Tone 8, Sunday of Orthodoxy): “O Theotokos, …”: Page 220-221 “We have seen…” A: Page 82

“Holy God…” B: Page 28 “May our mouth…” A: Page 84

Prokeimenon (Tone 4): Page 221 “Blessed be the name…” A: Page 88

Epistle Reading (Heb. 11:24-26, 32-12:2): Announcements Page 34 Dismissal: Page 89 Alleluia (Tone 4): Page 221 Closing Hymn: “Beneath Your Gospel Reading (John 1:43-51): Page 35 Compassion” Page 24 in the Byzantine Hymnal