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June Insert READY SAINT EDWARD’S SERVICES IN JUNE, 2021 Mon 1 /14 Jun nf ✣ Holy Martyr Justin the Philosopher, &c; Rght. Witte; Holy King & Martyr Wistan; Acts 21:8-14; 1 Cor. 1:18-24; John 14:27- 15:7; John 4:5-42 Tue 2 / 15 Jun nf µ St Nicephorus the Confessor; St Odo the Good, Abp of Canter- bury; New M. Constantine the Hagarene; Acts 21:26-32; John 16:2-13 Wed 3 / 16 Jun f2 Youg Icon of the ΜΘ; M. Lucillian; Ven. Kevin of Glendalough; Rb. Clothilde, Queen of the Franks; Ven Dorotheus of the Youg; Acts 23:1-11; John 16:15-23 Thu 4 / 17 Jun nf St Metrophanes, Abp of C’ple; Ven. Petroc of Bodmin & his disciples; Acts 25:13-19; John 16:23-33 Fri 5 / 18 Jun f2 ✣ Leavetaking of Ascension; Holy Hm. Boniface of Crediton, Enlightener of Germany; Abba Dorotheus of Palestine; Acts 27: 1-28:1; John 17:18-26 Sat 6 / 19 Jun nf ✣ Soul Sabbath; Ven. Hilarion the New; M. Olivia; Acts 28:1- 31; 1 Thess. 4:13-17; John 21:14-25; John 5:24-30 VIGIL SERVICE FOR PENTECOST 6 p.m. Sun 7 / 20 Jun nf ✣ GREAT FEAST OF PENTECOST: TRINITY SUNDAY; Num. 11:16-17, 24-29; Joel 2:23-32; Ezek.36:24-28; MG John 20:19- 23; Acts 2:1-11; John 7:37-52, 8:12; Divine Liturgy at 10 a.m. followed by Vespers and the Three Kneeling Prayers Mon 8 / 21 Jun nf ✣ Holy Spirit Day; Gt M. Theodore the Commander (transl); Ven. Melania the Elder; Eph. 5:8-19; Matt. 18:10-20 Tue 9 / 22 Jun nf ✣ St Cyril of Alexandria; Ven. Columba of Iona; Rom. 1:1-7, 13-17; Matt. 4:23-5:13 Wed 10 / 23 Jun nf Mm. Alexander & Antonina; New Hm. Metrophanes & the New Mm. of China; St John of Tobolsk; Rom. 1:18-27; Matt. 5:20-26 Thu 11 / 24 Jun nf Icon of the ΜΘ “It is Truly Meet;” Holy Apostles Bartholomew & Barnabas; Rom. 1:28-2:9; 1 Cor. 4:9-16; Mt. 5:27-32; Lk. 10:16-21 Fri 12 / 25 Jun nf ✣ Ven. Onouphrius the Great of Egypt & Peter of Athos; Ven. Arsenius of Konevits; Wis. 3:1-9; Wis. 5:15-6:3; Wis. 4:7-15; Rom. 2:14-29; Gal. 5:22-6:2; Matt. 5:33-41; Matt. 11:27-30 Sat 13 / 26 Jun nf Leavetaking of Pentecost; Holy M. Aquilina of Byblos; Virgin Damhnade; Rom 1:7-12; Matt. 5:42-48 Sun 14 / 27 Jun nf ✣ All Saints Day; Holy Prophet Eliseus; St Methodius, Patr. of C’ple; St Aldate of Gloucester; Tone Pl. 4; Esaias 43:9-14; Wis. 3:1-9; Wis. 5:15-6:3; MG 1 – Matt. 28:16-20; Heb. 11:33-12:2; Matt. 10:32- 33, 37-38, 19:27-30 Mon 15 / 28 Jun f2 ✣ START OF THE APOSTLES’ FAST; St Glicherie of Romania; Holy Prophet Amos; St Augustine of Hippo; Ven. Jerome of Stridonium; Rb. Lazar the Passion-bearer of Serbia; Rom. 2:28- 3:18; Matt 6:31-34, 7:9-11 Tue 16 / 29 Jun f2 µ St Tikhon of Amathus; Ven. Moses of Optina; New Hm. Hermogenes of Tobolsk; Rom. 4:4-12; Matt. 7:15-21 Wed 17 / 30 Jun f3 M. Isaurus, &c; Mm. Manuel, Sabel & Ismael of Persia; Ven. Pior of Egypt; Ven. M. Nectan of Hartland; Rom. 4:13-25; Mt. 7:21-23 Thu 18 J / 1 Jly f2 Bogoliubskaya Icon of the ΜΘ; M. Leontius, &c; St Amandus of Bordeaux; Rom. 5:10-16; Matt. 8:23-27 VIGIL FOR SAINT JOHN OF SHANGHAI at 7 p.m. Fri 19 J / 2 Jly f1 ✣ Saint JOHN of SHANGHAI, the Wonderworker; Holy Apostle Jude; Ven. Paisius the Great; Prov. 10:7, 6, 3:13-16, 8:6, 32, 34, 4, 12, 17, 5-9; Prov. 10:31-11:12; Prov. 4:7-15; MG – John 10:1-9; Heb. 7:26-8:2; John 10:9-16; Divine Liturgy at 9.30 a.m. Sat 20 J / 3 Jly f1 Hm. Methodius of Patara; Rom. 3:19-26; Matt. 7:1-8 Sun 21 J / 4 Jly f1 ✣ All Saints of Mount Athos; M. Julian of Tarsus; Tone 1; MG 2 – Mark 16:1-8; Rom. 2:10-16; Matt. 4:18-23 Mon 22 J / 5 Jly f2 ✣ Holy Protomartyr of Britain Alban; Hm. Eusebius of Samosata; Rom. 7:1-13; 2 Tim. 2:1-10; Mt. 9:36-10:8; John 15:17-16:2 Tue 23 J / 6 Jly f2 Vladimir Icon of the ΜΘ; M. Agrippina; Ven. Etheldreda of Ely; New. Hm. Maxim of Serpukhov; Rom. 7:14-8:2; Matt. 10:9-15 VIGIL FOR SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST at 7 p.m. Wed 24 J / 7 Jly f1 ✣ Nativity of SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST & Forerunner; Rght. Zacharias & Elizabeth, his parents; Vespers rdgs; MG – Luke 1: 24-25, 57-68, 76, 80; Rom. 13:11-14:4; Luke 1:1-25, 57-68, 76, 80; Divine Liturgy at 9.30 a.m. Thu 25 J / 8 Jly f2 Ven. M. Febronia of Nisibis; Ven. Milburga of Wenlock; New Confessor Nicon of Optina; Rom. 8:22-27; Matt. 10:23-31 Fri 26 J / 9 Jly f3 ✣ Tikhvin Icon of the ΜΘ; Ven. David of Thessalonica; Virgin Siburgis of Canterbury; Rom. 9:6-19; Matt. 10:32-36, 11:1 Sat 27 J / 10 Jly f2 Rght. Sampson the Hospitable; Ven. Comgall of Bangor; Ven. Bertilla of Chelles; Rom. 3:28-4:3; Matt. 7:24-8:4 Sun 28 J / 11 Jly f2 ✣ Holy New Martyrs of the Turkish Yoke; Icon of the ΜΘ of Three Hands; Holy Unmercenary Healers Cyrus & John; Ven. Sennuphius the Standard Bearer; Ven. Sergius & Herman of Valaam; Tone 2; MG 3 – Mark 16:9-20; Rom. 5:1-10; Matt. 6:22-33 VIGIL SERVICE FOR THE HOLY APOSTLES at 7 p.m. Mon 29 J / 12 Jly nf/f1 ✣ Holy All-Lauded Chiefs of the Apostles PETER and PAUL; 1 Ptr 1:3-9; 1 Ptr 1:13-19; 1 Ptr 2:11-24; MG – John 21:15-25; 2 Cor. 11:21-12:9; Matt. 16:13-19; Divine Liturgy at 9.30 a.m. Tue 30 J / 13 Jly nf µ Synaxis of the Twelve Apostles; Rom. 10:11-11:2; 1 Cor. 4:9-16; Matt. 11:16-20; Matt. 9:36-10:8 Wed 1/ 14 Jly f2 ✣ Holy Unmercenary Healers Cosmas & Damian of Rome; Mm. Julius & Aaron of Caerleon; Esaias 43:9-14; Wisdom 3:1-9; Wis. 5:15-6:3; Rom. 11:2-12; 1 Cor. 12:27-13:8; Matt. 11:20- 26; Matthew 10:1, 5-8 Thu 2 / 15 Jly nf ✣ Deposition of the Robe of the All-holy ΜΘ; St Swithun the Wonderworker of Winchester; Ven. Oudaceus of Llandaff; New Hm. Juvenal of Alaska; Romans 11:13-24; Heb. 9:1-7; Matt. 11: 27-30; Luke 1:39-49, 56; Apple Christening Day Fri 3 / 16 Jly f3 Icon of the ΜΘ, the Milk-Giver; M. Hyacinth; Hm. Philip of Moscow; Rom. 11:25-36; Matt. 12:1-8 Sat 4 / 17 Jly nf ✣ Holy Royal Martyrs of Russia, Nicolas & Alexandra & their children, &c; St Andrew of Crete; St Odo the Good, Abp of Canterbury; New. M. Andrew the Russian of Cairo; Vespers rdgs; Rom. 6:11-17; Heb. 11:33-12:2; Matt. 8:14-23; John 10:1-9 Sun 5 / 18 Jly nf ✣ Fourth of Matthew; Ven. Athanasius of Athos & his disciples; Ven. Sergius of Radonezh; Ven. New Mm. Eliza- beth of Russia, & Barbara. &c; Tone 3; MG 4 – Luke 24:1-12; Galatians 5:22-6:2; Matt. 8:5-13 Mon 6 / 19 Jly nf Ven. Sisoës the Great of Egypt; St Palladius of Ireland; Ven. Sexburga of Ely; Rom. 12:4-5, 15-21; Matt. 12:9-13 Tue 7 / 20 Jly nf µ Holy Martyr Kyriake; Ven Thomas of Mt Maleon; St Hedda of Winchester; Ven. Boisil of Melrose; Rom. 14:9-18; Mt. 12:14-16, 22-30 Wed 8 / 21 Jly f3 ✣ Kazan Icon of the ΜΘ; Great Martyr Procopius; Ven. Theo- philus the Myron-streaming; V.M. Urith of Chittlehampton; Bl. King Edgar the Peaceable, father of St Edward the Martyr; Romans 15:7-16; 1 Tim. 4:9-15; Matt. 12:38-45; Luke 6:17-19, 9:1-2, 10:16-21 Thu 9 / 22 Jly nf Hm. Pancratius (Pancras) of Tauromenium; Ven. Everildis; Rom. 15:17-29; Matt. 12:46-13:3 Fri 10 / 23 Jly f3 Konevets Icon; 45 Mm of Nicopolis; Ven. Antony of the Kievan Caves, founder of monasticism in Russia; Rom. 16:1-16; Matt. 13:3-9 Sat 11 / 24 Jly nf ✣ Great Martyr Evphemia the All-hymned; Holy Peer of the Apostles, Olga of Rus’; Esaias 43:9-14; Wis. 3:1-9; Wis. 5:15-16:3; Rom. 8:14-21; 2 Cor. 6:1-10; Matt. 9:9-13; Luke 7:36-50 Sun 12 / 25 Jly nf ✣ Fifth of Matthew; Mm. Proclus & Hilary; Rght. Veronica, the woman with the issue of blood; Tone 4; MG 5 – Luke 24:12-35; Rom. 10:1-10; Matt. 8:28-9:1 Mon 13 / 26 Jly nf ✣ Icon of the ΜΘ “It is Truly Meet;” Synaxis of the Archangel Gabriel; Holy Martyr Golinduc; Ven. Stephen the Sabbaite; Amma Sarah of Scete; Ven.
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