St. Elizabeth Orthodox Church Woodstock, GA August 30, 2020 THE ST. ELIZABETH NEWS A Loving Community of Orthodox Christians
St. Elizabeth Orthodox Church Reverend Father Matthew Dutko Pastor/Administrator 2265 E. Cherokee Drive Woodstock, GA 30188 Father Deacon Steven Hanes & Father Deacon Andrew Wythe a mission parish of the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese Phone: 404-268-6359 Email: [email protected] Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople Ruling Hierarch: His Eminence Metropolitan Gregory of Nyssa www.stelizabethga.org
12th Sunday After Pentecost Epistle: 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 Gospel: Matthew 19:16-26
Christ is among us! He is and always shall be! Welcome to St. Christ is Among Us! He is and Always Shall Be! Elizabeth Orthodox Church and thank you for celebrating the Divine Liturgy with us!! What a joy it is to have so many of you back together again in God’s House. Whether or not you are here with us, or in your homes because of the pandemic, remember that the Church is far more than just the building. You are all members of the Body of Christ, you are the Church. If you are here today or far away, your prayers are always necessary! The Divine Liturgy is the work of the people, and that means we need your prayers. Thank you for coming together to pray with your parish family no matter where you are. We pray for the day that things fully return too normal, when all of us can join our voices together in singing the joyous hymns of the Church. Please feel free to ask Fr. Matthew any questions you might have!
This Week’s Music…
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Icon of the Beheading of Saint John the Baptist The St. Elizabeth News Christ is Among Us! 1 St. Elizabeth Orthodox Church Woodstock, GA August 30, 2020 The Beginning of the New Church Year- Fr. THADDAEUS HARDENBROOK
We’ve completed our annual cycle of remembering, celebrating, and entering into God’s plan for our salvation: the prophecies, His birth, life, death, Church Services Are Open to the resurrection, and Public! Services Will Continue to be ascension, the gift of the Holy Streamed on Facebook Live Spirit at Pentecost, and the sacramental presence of His body, the Weekly Schedule Church. From a human perspective, we can be tempted with frustration at Monday 8/31 6:00 pm- Great Vespers: times when moving from the end of something back to its beginning—doing it over again. Yet in the case of the liturgical Beginning of the Church New Year year, we give thanks to God that we can once again joyfully Wednesday 9/2 6:00 pm- Orthodoxy Class celebrate His benevolence towards us. For in our finite state we need fresh starts, and this is one of them. From the culmination of Friday 9/4 6 pm- Great Vespers for the Feast Pascha, Ascension, Pentecost, and Transfiguration, we move back our Patron Saint Elizabeth to the beginning events, the Nativity of the Mother of God and the Nativity of the Son of God Himself. We start this life-giving cycle Saturday 9/5 Divine Liturgy or the Feast our over again, and the Holy Spirit, to the degree that we participate, Patron Saint Elizabeth further increases in us the sacramental realities that propel our salvation. 4 pm- Great Vespers God, who created and loves us, knows our human frailty and our Sunday 8/30 10 am- Divine Liturgy need for renewal. Marriages have their anniversaries, children their birthdays, the departed their memorials, and the saints their Click Here for the Online Calendar! feasts. These are milestones of progress and sources of motivation for us, seasons of opportunity as we spiral ever upward towards heaven. Notice that the last great feast of the closing year is the Dormition of the Virgin Mary, the Mother of God, while the first great feast of the New Year is her Nativity. Christ is the beginning and end of all things Christian. Yet the Theotokos is the chosen passage, the gate through which the incarnate Son entered into the world and opened the way of salvation for all mankind. Therefore her birth and death, that is her entire life, encapsulate the earthly life of Christ, as her womb mysteriously circumscribed Him. The Church celebrates this day by thanking God for the spiritual and material harvests of the past year, beseeching Him for fair weather, seasonable rains, and an abundant harvest of grace and physical well-being in the year to come. This is a good time for each of us to do the same. Take a moment during personal prayers, driving in the car alone, when the kids are napping, or at any other convenient time, and thank God for what the last year offered in both blessings and challenges. Happy New Year! The St. Elizabeth News Christ is Among Us! 2 St. Elizabeth Orthodox Church Woodstock, GA August 30, 2020
A Few Announcements…
• We will miss you!- This Sunday will be our last Sunday with Deacon Andy and Davina. We have been blessed to have Deacon Andy and Davina as part of our parish family since their wedding last year and we thank you both for all that you have contributed to your parish family here at Saint Elizabeth’s! May God grant Deacon Andy and Davina health, happiness, wisdom, and strength in their ministry and the good things of Jerusalem all the days of their lives!
• Next Sunday we will be honoring the Feast Day of Saint Elizabeth! Hopefully the weather will cooperate with us and we can try again to begin having an outdoor coffee hour! Tents will be set up and the coffee will be ready! God Grant Them Many Years! • Starting on Sunday September 13th we will be holding Church School classes for the children directly following the Divine Liturgy. The class will be held outside under a tent (weather permitting) or inside the Church.
• Procession Next Sunday After the Liturgy in Honor of our Patron Saint’s Feast Day!
• Updated Coronavirus Prayer List on pages 7-10.
• Eternal Memory!- Our heartfelt love and prayers go out to Galina and her family as they mourn the loss of her younger sister Natalie+. Natalie+ has been on our prayer list since she was diagnosed with cancer just a few months ago. Please remember Natalie+, Galina and their family in your prayers! Grant rest O Lord to the soul of Your servant Natalie in the bosom of Abraham, Issac, & Jacob. Forgive her all of her sins both voluntary and involuntary and place her into Your Heavenly Mansions where there is no pain, sorrow, or suffering, but life everlasting. May Her Memory be Eternal!
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St. Elizabeth is the cousin of Mary, the Birthgiver of God (Luke 1:36). We know that her husband was the prophet Zachariah, and that they were not blessed with children until they were old in age (Luke 1:7). Zachariah and Elizabeth are the parents of St. John the Baptist and Forerunner of the Lord, who began his ministry as the forerunner while still in his mother’s womb (Luke 1:41). At that same time, Elizabeth recognized the coming of the Messiah while Mary was pregnant; that Mary was “the mother of my Lord” (Luke 1:43). Outside of Scripture, Church Tradition tells us more about the life Elizabeth, and her Husband Zachariah. After St. John the Baptist was Born, Zachariah who had previously lost his speech because he did not believe the angelic message he heard about the birth of his son, St. John the Baptist, he regained his speech and returned to the Temple. King Herod was by this point searching for Messiah, who was born just a few months after the birth of St. John. Herod’s soldiers questioned Zachariah in the temple and when he refused to answer him, they murdered him where he stood. Following her husband’s brutal and untimely passing, Elizabeth took her young son into the wilderness to hide from Herod’s reach. Elizabeth prayed before a mountain side for protection and a cave opened up before her eyes. A stream appeared along with a fruit tree to provide for Elizabeth and her son. Forty days later Elizabeth joined Zachariah and fell asleep in the Lord. An Angel cared for John until he grew up and began his ministry. We know all this from the Scriptures and Holy Tradition, and to most this would be more than enough to see St. Elizabeth as both holy and righteous. But is this the only reason we love her? The only reason we look up to her. Of course not! St. Elizabeth and her saintly life is an example to all of us. St. Elizabeth was an old woman by the time she got pregnant with St. John (Luke 1:5- 25). In the ancient Jewish tradition, the people blamed the sinfulness of the couple for a lack of children. We of course know that this is not the way God interacts with his children. Nonetheless, this means the Elizabeth and Zachariah often suffered from the gossip of their community. In quiet corners people whispered about how they must be sinful people. But God had great plans for them. St. Zachariah and St. Elizabeth were to be honored as the parents of the forerunner of the Lord, the greatest man born of woman according to our Lord. Being the subjects of constant hurtful whispers all around them could easily have led St. Elizabeth into despair. St. Elizabeth could easily have lost her faith; she could have hated God for not blessing her with children and hated the people around her for their vileness. This was not the case for St. Elizabeth; she remained faithful, patient, caring, loving, humble, meek, pure of heart, and all the things that enslave us to our God and transform us into the likeness of Christ. The Christ whom she awaited, the Christ whom her son foretold and baptized. The Christ who by His death, resurrection, and ascension sets us free from the bondage of sin and death. The Vespers for the feast of St. Elizabeth tell us that throughout her difficult life, St. Elizabeth always “kept the commandments of the Law”, and “walked in the commandments of the Lord”. More than this the Vespers remind us that St. Elizabeth had “heartfelt love for God and heartfelt love for (her) neighbors “. And what was the fruit of her loving kindness and patience? “The fruit of (her) faith was made a reality.” St. Elizabeth bore the final and greatest of the prophets. Imagine the motherly pride she must have felt as her son baptized the Creator of the Universe and the Savior of our souls in the Jordan River. St. Elizabeth's life was a life of difficulty, but her forbearance, patience, love of her neighbor, love of God, righteousness, and holiness is an example to all of us. We are blessed to call her our patron Saint. Always remember her, as she remembers you, love her as she loves you, and pray for her as she prays for you. Ask her to pray for you and to bless you. We should all ask St. Elizabeth to pray for us so that we too can participate in
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St. Elizabeth’s Parish Family Prayer List For the Health of: Evelyn & the Melnikoff Family, Fr. John and Pani Betty Jean Baranek, Fr. James Gleason, The Paccio Family, Kara, Johanna, James, Anna, Basil, David, Dianna, Denise, Alex, Jason, Athanasia, Ethel, Kathy, Lester, Sally, Jack, Angela , Tyler, Maria, Jeff, Lesley, Page Family, Blanar Family, Emma Rae, Floyd Family, Zachary, George, Robin, Michael, Dean, Margaret, Metropolitan Gregory and his family, Rick, James, David Family, Fr. Scott, Joseph, Maria Starcova, Janis, David & Paulette Novak, Suzette, Bob, David. Michelle, Stephen, James, Brian Paul, Kathy, Mike, Debbie, Ken, The Hayes and Boucher families, John, Peyton & the Gully Family, John, Alexandra, Benjamin, John, The Hazuda Family, Pani Amy George and the George Family, Eddie, Mary, Cathy, Jay Brackin, Drew, Pani Connie & Family, Marilyn & family, Mark, Fr. John Zboyovski & family, Kasi, Judy, George, Scarlett, Athena, Jay, Tim, George, Chris, Joy, Fr. Dcn. Stephen, Michelle, James, Madeline Rachel, Kate, Fr. Blaschak & Family, Larry, Alexandra, Tammy, Trahan & Skiba Family, Michelle, Ashley, The Hood Family, Fr. Jonathon, Rachel, Anna, Arjan, Steve, Mary Kay. Mileshko Family, The Franklin Family, Caroline, Jon, Milton, Bob, Beatrice, Alexandra & Elizabeth, Jerry, Burt, Sandy, Stephanie, Caroline, Mariana, George , Xenia, Pani Kathy, Mary , Tommy, Stephen, Emilia, Alisha, & Aaron Zak, George, James, Joanna & the Puziculiks Family, Jenny, Mike & Family, Rodney, George, Phillip, George, Audri, Irinia, Elizabeth, Joanna, Fr. Dcn. Andy, Davina, & Family, Stan, Fr. Ken, Justin, Charlie, Herbert and Mary Schleining, Fr. Tony Jospeh & Family, Spencer, Julie, Baby Maverick, Fr. Larry & Pani Linda, Sherry, Steff, Galina & Family Engaged to be Married: James & Joanna, Anna & Julio For the Departed: Patricia+, James+, Stephen+, Anna+, Charles+, Robert+, Loraine+. Helen+, Lewis+, Jeane+, Vera+, George+, George+, Ernie+, Eddie+, Maria+, Carl+, Mark+, Barry+, Jospeh+, Phillip+, Jenny+, Peter+, Bryan+, Rebecca+, Fr. Paul+, Maria+, Fr. Hazuda+, George Smisko+, Helen Spanovich+, Bob+, Alma+, Bo+, Saddie+, Fr. William George+, Violet+, Fr. Kozar+, Benjamin+, John Haddad+, Fred & Helen Mileshko+, Anna+, Natalie+, Lilly+, Christine+, Anna+, Tamara+, Anastasia+, Yvonne+, John+, Betty+, Ada+, Peter+ & Wanda+, George+, Jerry+, Barb+ & Harry+, Beth+, Louise+, Nikolay+, Boris Melnikoff+, Pani Patsy, David+, Fr. Michael+, Natalie+ Through the prayers of the Birthgiver of God and Ever-Virgin Mary, St. Elizabeth, The Holy Fathers & Mothers, and all the Saints, may our Lord God and Saviour Jesus Christ have mercy on us and save us!
Holy Saint Elizabeth Pray for us! Eternal Memory!
Keep Your Parish Family in Your Prayers! God is with us!
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A PRAYER TO THE MOTHER OF GOD DURING THIS TIME OF THE CORONAVIRUS
Most-Holy Ever-Virgin Mary, Birthgiver of God: receive this heartfelt supplication from us, your unworthy servants. We run Oto you tearfully, O Sovereign Lady, as this dreadful illness spreads through the whole world. Listen to the much-afflicted sighs of your ailing people and grant healing of soul and body. As a loving Mother, cover your suffering children everywhere with your protecting veil. In times of despair, console the faint-hearted, strengthen the weak, and enlighten those with embittered hearts. Guide the minds and hands of our doctors and nurses, that they may serve as instruments of the all-powerful Physician, Christ our Savior. You are the strong intercessor for our city, our country, and the whole world, O Queen of All. Present our prayers before the throne of the King of Glory, your Son and our God, that He may be merciful towards us and grant His grace to those who honor you and bow before your holy icon with faith and love. O joy of the sorrowful and consolation of the afflicted, stretch out your hands which are full of health and cures, so that having quickly received your wondrous help, we may glorify the Life-giving and Undivided Trinity: the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, now and ever and forever. Amen. 3-31-2020
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Those who have fallen asleep in the Lord
William Ann Katherine Andrew Sr. Anthony David Warren Tekla Edward Margaret Susanne Helene Mary Katherine Annette Warren Barbara John Bernadette Sara Mary Lydia Eileen Gloria Darline Andreas David Helen Gabby Michael the Priest Panos George
Those who are sick
Ronald Mario Olivia Tairy Jayden John Daniel Jackson Jennifer the Nurse Heriberto Luz Marie Patricia Adelaine Nicole Thaddeus Aaron Nicole John Amancio Natalie Michael Bertha Timothy Vincent Edda Alex Nina Barbara A.J. Josephine Sonia Adrian the Deacon Juliana Melissa Alex the Priest John Karen Chuck Megan David Chris Lisa Bertha John Sara Krystal Anna Ed Natalia Pauline Darren Nicholas Holly Emily Gregory Desiree the Nurse Chester Candice Nathan Kenneth the Priest Maribeth Anna Carlos Athanasios Anna Yennifer Paul Melissa Elena Olivia Regina Helene John Eleanor Vanessa Jennifer the Nurse Yolanda Corona Margaret Karen Enrique Patrick James Gabby Gregory Nona William James Bill Neil Diana Alexis the Priest Pauline Tula Edward the Priest Michael
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Jennie the Nurse Lisa the Provider Thomas the Doctor Mercedes the Nurse Colleen the Provider Randy the Provider Mike the EMT Fundador the Nurse Helen the Provider DJ the Firefighter Ava the Provider Marita the PA Kenny the Firefighter Michael the Doctor Marissa the Nurse Melissa the Nurse Jennie the Provider Jordan the Provider Anne Marie the Nurse Mary the Nurse Julia the Provider Maria the Nurse Alexandra the Nurse Sara the Provider Nicholas the Paramedic/EMT Melanie the Provider Katrina the Nurse Meghan the Nurse Ashley the Provider Sandra the Nurse Kathryn the Nurse Naomi the Nurse Sharon the Nurse Nancy the Nurse Angela the Nurse Stephanie the Nurse Jennifer the Nurse Kim the Doctor Laura the Nurse Matthew the First Responder Angela the Doctor David the Firefighter Ashley the Nurse Natalia the Nurse Amelia the Nurse Nicholas the EMT Marina the Nurse Aaron the Doctor Lori the PA Svetlana the Provider Matthew the Doctor Lauren the Nurse Nellie the Provider Rhiannon the NP Peter the EMT Matthew the First Responder Cheryl the Nurse Mariana the Pharmacist Linda the LPN Suzanne the CMA Silvio the Doctor Patricia the Nurse Jennifer the CMA Irene the Provider Natalia the Nurse Debbie the Med Assistant Paige the Provider Lazarus the Doctor Martha the Med Assistant Carole the Provider Philip the Doctor Marina the Med Assistant Brandt the Provider Jamie the PA Andrea the Med Assistant Jessica the Provider Bonnie the PA Megan the Doctor Marc the Provider Maria the Provider Natalie the Nurse Danielle the Provider Michele the Nurse Stephanie the Nurse Dawn the Provider Linda the Doctor Greg the Paramedic/Firefighter Shannon the Provider John the Doctor Megan the Nurse Mary Ellen the Provider Richard the Doctor Mary the Provider Coleen the Provider Allison the Doctor Anna the Provider Jamie the Provider Peter the Doctor Irma the Doctor Marc the Provider Thomas the Doctor Peter the Deacon/1st Responder Judy the Provider Joseph the Doctor Joseph the Provider Danielle the Provider Mary the Doctor Wesley the Provider Peter the Provider Elizabeth the Nurse Kelly the Nurse Lauren the Provider CG the Firefighter Jennifer the PA Meagan the Provider Maureen the Nurse Scott the First Responder Helen the Provider Lillian the Doctor Bill the First Responder Marianna the Provider Michael the Priest and Doctor Vincent the First Responder Oksana the Provider Julia the Nurse Daniel the First Responder Ann the Provider Nabiel the Nurse Elaine the Provider Paul the Provider Patricia the Provider Serena the Pediatric MA Cassandra the Provider Louis the Provider Melissa the Nurse Danielle the Respiratory Therapist Matthew the Provider Kathy the Nurse
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Katarina the Nursing Student Nicole the Physical Therapist Helen the Nurse Debra the Nurse Susan the Provider Donna the Provider Will the Provider Cameron the Provider Karen the Provider Tamra the Provider Saundra the Provider Michael the First Responder Michelle the Provider Kathy the Provider Jerry the First Responder Eric the Provider Sara the First Responder Collin the First Responder Pat the First Responder Mark the Essential Worker Nicholas the Essential Worker William the Essential Worker Chad the Nurse Gabriella the Nurse Joshua the PA Heather the X-ray Tech Jeff the X-ray Tech Lisa the Pharmacist Michael the Nurse Maria the Doctor Justin the Doctor Ying the Doctor Stephanie the Doctor Eli the Doctor Ethan the Doctor Cassandre the Doctor Shadi the Doctor Alpha the Doctor Johann the Doctor Jeffery the Doctor Helen the Doctor Dana the Doctor Joseph the Doctor Joe the Doctor Brian the Doctor Nishan the Doctor Robert the PA Lisa the Nurse Lisa the Nurse Jackie the Nurse Caryl Ann the Nurse Carol the Nurse Lisa the Dietician Heather the Dietician Rachel the Dietician Merideth the Dietician Laure the Dietician Sarah the Social Worker Caitlin the Social Worker Natalia the Social Worker Renjbar the Pharmacist Anastasia the Pharmacist Courtney the Pharmacist Lori the Provider Meghan the Provider Matthew the Provider Joe the Provider Lina the Provider Rita the Provider Christina the Provider Shirley the Provider Sue the Provider Susan the Provider Sandra the Provider Helen the Provider Shari the Provider Sandy the Provider Tammy the Provider Jessica the Provider Tara the Provider Maria the Provider Chen the Provider John the Provider Bob the Provider Sean the Provider Hannah the Provider Doreen the Nurse Liz the Nurse Jessica the Nurse Suzanne the Nurse Nicole the Nurse Andrew the Doctor Spencer the Doctor Henry the Nurse Ryan the First Responder Sarah the Nurse Athanasia the Pharmacist Laura the Nurse Deborah the Ultrasound Tech Alina the Doctor Grigory the Doctor Oksana the Nurse Doris the Nurse Kerry the Nurse Randy the Nurse Justin the Nurse Markella the First Responder Timothy the First Responder Catherine the Histologist Katia the Nurse Carla the Nurse Valerie the Nurse Robin the Nurse Becca the Nurse Carmen the Nurse Adrienne the Provider Elaine the Nurse Stephen the Pharmacist Lisa the Nurse Claudia the Care Giver Dimitri the First Responder Lauren the Nurse Anna the Provider Ana the Soldier Sergei the Soldier Trevor the Respiratory Therapist Bonnie the Nurse Practioner
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Remember to Pray for Vocations Since Peter and Andrew first heard the call of Christ, dropped their nets, and followed Him over two thousand years ago, men and women have been called to serve Christ and His Church. No matter what we do in life, no matter what our vocation, we all share the same calling; to love our God and serve Him. If we want to see the good things that our Lord promises, we can’t forget to always remember them in our prayers. Here at St. Elizabeth’s we should always be praying that we are working for God’s purpose and for His glory; that we are ready to receive the souls He sends our way and share with them the light, beauty, and truth of His Holy Orthodox Church. We should pray that God always guides us to His light, teaches us His commandments, and that He helps us to serve Him. We need to pray not only for ourselves, but for everyone, for all the sick and suffering people and for the peace of the world. The Church is always in need of men and women to serve in special vocations and we should pray for this too. The Church needs monks and nuns, Sunday school teachers and mentors for the young people. She needs workers and cleaners, and she needs singers, Altar servers, deacons, and priests. The Church needs all of these things and more to make up the Body of Christ and we are called on to pray that men and women of all ages answer this call to serve Christ. Just like Peter and Andrew answered Christ’s call so long ago, we are always in need of men to answer that same call to the priesthood today. And so, we are called upon to especially pray for young men to take up their cross and answer that same priestly call of service. I ask all of you to add this prayer to your daily devotionals: O Lord and Master of the harvest, who told us the harvest is rich and the laborers are few, call many to be Your future priests. For there are the children to baptize, and the sick to heal, there are the dying to care for, the Bread of Life to distribute, and the Word of God to teach; there are sins to forgive and charity to bed done in Your Name. grant O Lord that many shall respond to Your call, hear us and have mercy.
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