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Annunciation Bulletin 6-6-21 Annunciaton Byzantne Catolic Church Established on July 20, 1969 995 N. West Street - Anaheim, CA 92801-4305 - (714) 533.6292 Located on West Street just south of La Palma Holy Protection of the Mary Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix LENTEN SERVICES Mask are required Mon, Tues, Fri on church property Matins w Communion 9:00 am All Our Holy Wednesday Services are Live- Presanctified Liturgy streamed on 7:30 pm facebook.com/ Saturday Liturgy 9:00 am stephen.washko HOLYDAYS SUNDAY LITURGIES Vesper/Liturgy **Saturday Vesper/ 7:30 pm Liturgy 4:00 pm Feast Day Sunday Divine Liturgy Divine Liturgy 9:00 am 10:00 am BAPTISM / CHRISMATION & HOLY ANOINTING OF THE SICK & SHUT-INS COMMUNION Membership is required & Family members must contact the parish. CONFESSIONS Before Daily Services 8:30-8:50 am Anointing may given in church after the Liturgy. and 9:30-9:50 am or by appointment. OFFICE HOURS MYSTERY OF CROWNING Monday-Friday 10 am - 4pm Arrangements must be made 6 months in Closed on Tuesdays & Wednesdays advance. Please call before coming to the office. QUINCEANERA PARISH ADVISORY BOARD Member of the parish and attends our Jan Washicko, Marya Weil, Bruce Terry, John Crans Eastern Christian Formation Program. Helen Malinick, Nina Erickson, John Sheftic & Beth Gath EASTERN CHRISTIAN FORMATION PARISH FINANCE COUNCIL September- June on Sunday after the Andy Spisak, Stephen Kopko & Jan Washicko Parish Liturgy Marya Weil Coordinator For registration information, please contact the Parish Office. Served by Right Reverend Stephen G Washko, pastor E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.annunciationbyzantine.org facebook.com/annunciation.byzantine Second Sunday after Pentecost Tone 1 June 6, 2021 Icon of the Theotokos DIVINE LITURGIES Tanya Johnson by Donna M. Safian FOR THIS WEEK & INTENTIONS Icon of Our Lord SUNDAY & DAILY SERVICES ARE LIVE STREAMED ON Christine Malinick by Helen Malinick FACEBOOK.COM/STEPHEN.WASHKO Tetrapod David Berrera by Helen Malinick 5 SATURDAY, Bishop Martyr Sherrill Franklin by Helen Malinick Dorotheus, p. 381 Divine Liturgy…….…………9:00 am God’s blessing on Simon Zandi by the Gath Family LET US JOIN WITH THE SAINTS IN HEAVEN TO HEBREW SCRIPTURES FOR PRAY FOR THOSE IN NEED SUNDAY Andy Spisak Deacon Don Gath Exodus 3: 1-15 & Isaiah 6: 1-8 Cameron Bower Robert & Rita Pipta Eddie Chow Ruth Terry Vesper/Liturgy for Sunday p. 143…...4:00 PM Robert Yarosik Bill Drahusz +Luis Antonio Fragelli by Bentley Hatchett Michael Mykeloff Margarette Samul Family Helen Malinick Veronica Navarette 6 SECOND SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST TONE 1, Alex Gomori Brian Safian P. 125 Tanya & Chuck Johnson Stella Navarette Confession in the chapel……..…………………..9:00 am Petrice (Podhayny) Duncan Deanna Keefe Rob Yarosik Margaret Dessureault The Third Hour…………………………………..9:40 am Albert Hatton Gloria Solis Divine Liturgy………………………….….……10:00 am Charles Bivens Elaine Nale For our Parish Family and Friends Judy Livingston Margaret Kessel COFFEE SOCIAL in the Hall Marc & Matt Lowery Stephen Demora Rosa Navarro Adrian Flores 7 MONDAY through 11 FRIDAY Kathy Mykeloff John Galamba No Daily Liturgies- our clergy will be meeting in Margaret Holston Frank Malinick Robby Dugan Fr. Chris Petruska Carefree, Arizona for Clergy Days for education and Irma Contera Jessica Kanenbley parish management. Ron & Isabel Christian Joel Rivera Please keep our clergy in prayer this week. Janet Lambert For prayer requests: call Fr. Stephen or E-mail to [email protected] 12 SATURDAY No Morning Liturgy Confession (in the chapel)……………..……….3:30 pm READERS SCHEDULE 10AM LITURGY Vesper/Liturgy for Sunday…………………..….4:00 pm Jun 6—Regina Brown Jun 13—-Kester Bailey God’s blessing on Stephen Washicko by George & Jan Jun 20—Marc Brown Jun 27—Michael Petyo Washicko Jul 4—Ron Pasmant Jul 11—George Petyo Please let Stephen Kopko know if there is schedule change. HEBREW SCRIPTURES FOR SUNDAY Deuteronomy 11: 1-15 & 1 Kings 10: 1-10, 13-23 TITHING AND ATTENDANCE REPORT Our Stewardship May 30 13 THIRD SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST & TONE 4pm Vesper/Liturgy 24 souls 2 P. 130 Confession (in the chapel)……………………..9:00 am 10am Sun Liturgy 77 souls Third Hour……………………………………..9:40 am Adult Tithes: $1,951.00, Youth: $22.00, T-Mobile: Divine Liturgy……………………………..…10:00 am $2,645.00, Candles: $147.00, Coffee Social: $57.00, Jelly COFFEE SOCIAL Sales: $34.00, Perspecta Stock: $2,230.60 tithe.ly on-line Donate Tithes: $366.35 7 DAY CANDLE OFFERING ***** Thank you for your special gifts to the Sanctuary Fund. ICONS OF OUR LORD & THEOTOKOS Please remember our parish in your Will & Bequests. The special envelopes are available on the greeting table. The donation for the Icon Candles are $5. THANK YOU FOR SENDING your tithing to the parish Eternal Light-Candle Special Intention by Sally Rock office by mail, by E Checks or by dropping your envelope Second Sunday after Pentecost Tone 1 June 6, 2021 in our Secure Locked Mail box by the door of the church OUR PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS to help us meet our financial obligations. “Immediately they left their nets and followed him.” Hearing the call, Peter, Andrew, James and John left one ONLINE GIVING IS AVAILABLE be sure to select the calling to become fishers of men. The life of prayer and account( Tithe, Bishop’s Appeal etc..) you want your devotion in monasticism and holy orders is a special way donation to serve. Thank you. to live this calling. Is Christ calling you to follow him? Go to our Web page annunciationbyzantine.org click on Contact the Vocations Office at 206-329-9219 or email: “donate” or click on tithe.ly or enter it into your browser. [email protected] DEACON: O Lord our God, you shine in the lives of your holy ones who we commemorate as one heavenly host ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THIS WEEK today. Grant your Church saints on earth who lose their lives for your sake, so that they may bring others into your DUE TO THE PANDEMIC the Saturday 4pm Vesper/ kingdom. We pray for an increase of vocations to the Liturgy was initiated to help lessen the attendance on priesthood, diaconate, monastic and religious life, we pray Sunday morning. Now, that the restrictions have been you, hear and have mercy. lifted and most of our parishioners have been vaccinated, RESPONSE: Lord, have mercy, Lord, have mercy, Lord, we will return to the parish policy of keeping one Liturgy have mercy. on Sunday for the parish. We also noted that the attendance at the liturgy has also dropped to about 20 souls. We need UPCOMING EVENTS—mark your calendars to keep our parish together. JUNE 19 WILL BE THE LAST 4PM VESPER/LITURGY. Jun 7-11 CLERGY DAYS—Phoenix, AZ SUNDAY, JULY 18. DIVINE LITURGY in thanksgiving Parish Office Closed for the Week for the payoff of the mortgage followed by parish dinner. Our Bishop John Pazak will join us for the Thur Jun 18 15th Annual Roman & Eastern celebration. Watch your mail for dinner RSVP / ticket 7pm at Holy Catholic & Orthodox Christian information. Cross, Melkite Ecumenical Prayer Service see flyer Sat Jun 19 THE LAST VESPER/LITURGY we will COFFEE SOCIAL SIGN UP—we are changing our 4:00 pm see everyone again together on schedule to weekly sign up instead of monthly. Check the Sunday list located at the coffee table. Sun Jun 20 Safe Environment Training in the ONLINE MUSIC FILES - Access to ALL of the After Liturgy parish hall. (Dr. Luis Sandoval) Metropolitan Cantor Institutes music files for the year 2021 can be found at HTTPS://MCI.ARCHPITT.ORG/ Sun Jun 27 Adult Baptism/Chrismation of Doug LITURGICALCALENDAR2021.HTML 10:00 am Ward & Parish Liturgy STS. PETER & PAUL HOLY DAY OF BISHOP’S APPEAL Report #3 OBLIGATION. The 2021 Bishop’s Appeal - Please submit your Appeal Mon Jun 28 7:30 pm Vesper/Liturgy form as soon as possible and help us to reach not only our Tue Jun 29 9:00 am Divine Liturgy financial goal, but our goal of 100% participation. Annunciation parish is thankful for the many families and Sat June 26 WOMEN’S RETREAT ON-LINE individuals who have generously given in the past, 8:30 am to we encourage all women of all ages to enabling us to reach our financial goals. May we continue 12:30 pm register for this on-line retreat.under to be blessed with your generous support! For more news/events. $15 per person or $35 information, print the pledge/donation form, and to pay per family. online, please visit HTTPS://EPHX.ORG/EPARCHIAL- APPEAL/ Sun Jul 18 Special celebration—Burning of our 10am Liturgy Mortgage with Bishop John Pazak Parish Goal: $35,962.78 Pledges to date: $18,255.00 Cyril of Alexandria, June 9 (c. 376 – 444) was Balance: $17,707.78 the Patriarch of Alexandria from 412 to444. He came to 50.76% of our Goal power when the city was at its height of influence and 41 Households have responded. power withinthe Roman Empire. Cyril wrote extensively and was a leading protagonist inthe Christological controversies of the later 4th and 5th centuries. He was a Second Sunday after Pentecost Tone 1 June 6, 2021 central figurein the First Council of Ephesus in 431, which led to the deposition of go to the liturgy, we are the liturgy Nestorius as Patriarch of where we go. We become the real Constantinople and recognition presence of Christ in the world. of Mary as Theotokos, Mother of God. Cyril is Pro-Life Answers to False Pro- counted among the Church Choice Arguments (Part XIII) Fathers and the Doctors of the "The fetus may be human, but it is not Church, and his reputation "viable" without the mother" within the Christian world has Pro-abortion advocates resulted in his titles Pillar of increasingly have to admit that the Faith and Seal of all the unborn child is a human being Fathers.
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