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The VineS T . D e m e T r i o S G r e e k o r T h o D o x C h u r C h , 5 7 B r o w n S T r e e T , w e S T o n , m A 0 2 4 9 3

oCToBer 2016

Jesus said, “I am the vine;

you are the branches.

If a man remains in me and I in him,

he will bear much fruit.” (John 15:5)

Fr. Nick’s Message

Liturgical Schedule...................................2

Building on Our Faith..................................3

Youth.....................................4-6

Photos.......................................7

Calendar...................................8

Philoptochos.........................9

News & Events............10-11

Announcements................12

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Dear Parishioners: October is an important month in the life of our St. Demetrios Community. Every month is significant in that it marks the ebb and flow of our life writing our story that ultimately accompanies the story of our Lord. This month we will celebrate the feast day of our patron saint, Saint Demetrios. It is important for us to reflect on his life,and how his life was transformed when Christ came to truly live in his heart. St. Demetrios has been given the title of “Great Martyr” for his role is bringing many to the Christian faith and in turn paying the price with his life. Early Christianity is replete with such courage and bravery as martyrs became “the seed “of the Church. It may seem strange to us, especially in the twenty-first century that, thousands upon thousands chose to offer their lives rather than renounce their faith Christ their Savior. St. Paul’s words come to mind when he stated that “…as servants of God we (Christians) commend ourselves in every way; through great endurance, in afflictions, hardships, calamities, beatings, imprisonments, labors, hunger… we are treated as imposters, yet are true; as dying and behold we live… as sorrowful, yet always rejoicing; as having nothing, and yet processing everything…” Which of us can fully comprehend this paradox? The true Christians today can as our lives face similar dangers and tempta-tions not from the sword but from avarice, self absorption and apathy to name but a few. Today’s alluring and secular life seeks to draw us from God in much more subtle ways ultimately claiming our soul and damaging a relationship with God. Look around you and see how easily we are distracted and how often we willingly give up that which is “eternal” for the now, the physical and fleeting. Today’s martyrs may not be those who physically and willingly die for the faith but those who each day remember that there are other ways to “lose one’s life”. Today’s Christians are those who discern the danger of “losing one’s soul”… remembering “what profit is there in gaining the whole world and losing their soul?” St. Demetrios’ life as well as every righteous Saint’s life is present to us to arouse our spirit to “fight the good fight “and to remain steadfast in keeping the true faith. Let us gather together in prayer encouraging one another on the Feastday of St. Demetrios October 25th and 26th to be witnesses of our Christian Faith. Let us be mod-ern day “martyrs “in dying to sin and temptation yet alive in Christ Jesus! In this way we will truly honor not only St. Demetrios’ life and memory but be worthy of being called true and faithful Christians.

With Love in the Lord,

Fr. Nick

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LIturgIcaL ScheduLe

SCheDule of ChurCh SerViCeS

Sunday ServiceS OrthOS, 8:30; divine Liturgy, 9:30

St. DemetrioS the Great martyr: truly Great

St. Demetrios is, of course, the patron saint of our church. Throughout the year we gather together as a Church fam-ily and, encouraged by his inspirational story, we strive to live a Christ centered life, just as he did.

Only a small number of saints are called “Great” in our

Orthodox Church. Even fewer are known as “Great Martyrs.” St. Demetrios is one of those few given this honor and distinction by the Church. While many know about his life, to draw closer to him and what he means to us all, it is important to relive and remember his life.

St. Demetrios died for his faith during the violent persecutions of the Emperor Diocletian in the year 306. Demetrios was a soldier in the Roman Army and was also a skilled orator and leader. More important, he was a Christian in a time when those who believed in Christ were hounded by pagan rulers and killed for their faith. Demetrios was named to a governmental position as consul of Thes-salonika, but instead of persecuting Christians there, he preached to them and guided them.

It wasn’t long before the emperor heard of strong faith and com-mitment to ministry, and he ordered him arrested and imprisoned. While there, he urged a young christian named Nestor to engage in combat with a famous gladiator who had murdered many a believer in the amphitheater over the years. This time, the gladiator was overwhelmed by the much smaller Nestor, who prayed with St. Demetrios who called upon God for strength in battle.

Humiliated over Nestor’s spiritual and physical victory, the emperor soon after ordered Nestor and Demetrios executed.

A church was built over the remains of St. Demetrios at Thessalonica and devotion to him spread far and wide. This early church was destroyed by fire in the 7th century and was replaced by another edifice, adorned with Byzantine-style mosaics.

Icons of St. Demetrios depict the saint in a number of ways: often as a young soldier with a lance and shield; a victorious soldier upon a horse; as a deacon; and other times as a protector of children. He is profoundly revered in Europe and his feastday is commemorated with great festivity in Thessalonica, where he is considered the patron saint of that city.

As his feast approaches on October 26, we pray that the faith-ful of our parish are inspired by his holy life—his strong faith, compassion, courage and fortitude. A blessed feast to our entire St. Demetrios family!

ParakLeSiS

October 12, 6 pm

October 2- 2nd Sunday of Luke

October 9- 3rd Sunday of Luke

October 16- Sunday of the 7th Ecumenical Council

October 23- 6th Sunday of Luke

October 30- 5th Sunday of Luke- Metropolitain Methodios presiding

Midweek ServiceS

Orthros

October 6- Holy Apostle Thomas, 9 am Orthros, 9:30 am Liturgy

October 18- St. Luke the Evangelist, 9 am Orhtoros, 9:30 am Liturgy

October 25- Great Vespers for St. Demetrios, 6pm

October 26- St. Demetrios- Patron Saint of our Church! 8:30 am Orthros, 9:30 am Liturgy

Thank you

I wish to express a heartfelt THANK YOU to all those who prayed for me during my recent surgery. Receiving your cards, emails, phone calls and yes, goodies helped this pe-riod of recuperation move quickly by thinking of your kind-ness and warm thoughts. Receiving a prayer shawl from our knitting group also kept me comfortable knowing that your thoughts and prayers were with me. It is a remarkable and healing feeling knowing that others are with you during challenging times. Thank you again and I look forward to be being back with you soon.

In Christ our true Healer,

Fr Nick

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ST. DemeTrioS

Greek orThoDox ChurCh

57 Brown St. Weston, MA 02493 (781) 237-5561 (781) 237-8612 (fax)

www.stdemetriosweston.org

Fr. Nicholas Krommydas Proistamenos [email protected]

Fr. Vincent Minucci Presbyter [email protected]

Office AdministrAtOr Marianne Kent [email protected]

ST. DEMETRIOS CONNECTIONS781-237-5561 | www.stdemetriosweston.org

Fr. Nicholas Krommydas, PresbyterFr. Vincent Minucci, PresbyterMarianne Kent, Office AdministratorNicholas Korderas, Sexton Gina Pagonis, Parish Council President Athena Kalyvas, Philoptochos PresidentBookstore, Carol LoridasChoir, Genie Leussis, Chris Tzellas, Athena KalyvasFaith and Works Ministries Brown Bag Sunday, Lydia Santangelo St. Demetrios Inner-City Outreach, Peter Mitsakos St. Nicholas Angel Tree, Nancy SavageHospitality/Fellowship Hour, St. Demetrios PhiloptochosLibrary, Cindi DabrowskiOrthodox Life Series, James SkedrosOutreach and Evangelism, Stacey KalivasPhiloptochos Care Ministries Hellenic Nursing Home, Pam Brody Prayer-Shawl, Elaine Ward Quiltathon, Debbie Morakis Visitations, Valerie WiegelProsfora Ministry, Christina BoothSenior Guild, Artemis MartakisStewardship, John McVeyYOUTHAltar Service, Chris KourlosBasketball, Jack MarkisChurch School, Stavroula Gurguliatos Church School Music Director, Jane KourtisGOYA, Susan KourtisGreek Folk Dancing, Margaret TalmersGreek Language School, Avra ParposHOPE, Diana KatsikarisJOY, Fr. Vincent MinucciOCF, Fr. Vincent MinucciYoung Professionals, Samuel Johnson

New MosaicsThis month, we had the most immense blessing of receiving and installing a mosaic icon of Jesus Christ behind the altar on the Synthronon. Piece by piece, we are work-ing together to beautify our church


youth“don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young...

CHURCH SCHOOL NEWS

Greek Dancing @ St. Demetrios

We have a terrific year planned! Greek dancing begins Sunday, September 25, and meets twice a month on Sun-days from 11:45am - 12:45pm. Students in grades 1 - 12 are welcome, and we are taking names of Kindergarten students to gauge interest in adding a new beginners class. This year’s instructors are Margaret Talmers, Alexandra Zouncourides-Lull and Andrea Katsenes.

Fall 2016 scheduleOct. 2 Oct. 23 Nov. 6 Nov. 20 Dec. 4 (Tentative)

We are looking for one more instructor to help teach our youngest dancers. Please let us know if you are interested, or know someone who may be interested. For more infor-mation, contact Margaret Talmers at [email protected].

Welcome to St Demetrios Church School!

Our Church School program began September 11th with the

start of the Divine Liturgy and a prayer for a blessed and good year offered by Fr. Vin-nie. Our goal as a Church School program is to educate our youth about their faith. We have to remember that the education of our children begins IN the Church with the Divine Liturgy. A productive Church School program must incorporate the Divine Liturgy and so we pray and ask that all our students make every effort to arrive by the start of the Liturgy at 9:30 am. We understand that as parents, there are so many obligations; whether it be school, sports practices, music lessons, the list goes on but we ask you to please prioritize the spiritual and religious development of your child and bring them to Church on a regular basis. More and more of our families arrive later and later, and in many cases, miss the Liturgy altogether! With the start of a new Church School Year, we hope that we can start fresh and dedicate ourselves not only to Church School but to the attendance of the Divine Liturgy. It was wonderful to meet so many of you during the Ministry Fair. If you have not registered your child for classes, please stop by the Church Office for a registration form.

Upcoming Dates:October 2 Church School Classes; CS Staff Mtg.October 9 Family WorshipOctober 16 Church School ClassesOctober 23 Church School ClassesOctober 26 Feast Day of St. DemetriosOctober 30 Church School Classes

St DemetrioS Greek LanGuaGe &

CuLturaL SChooLGreek School started the year with Agiasmo service and Open House. Classes are now in full session. We wish all of our stu-

dents a great school year!


youth...but set an example for the believers in speech, in life, in love, in faith and in purity” (1 timothy 4:12)

GOYA BasketballPreparations are underway for the start of the 2016-2017 Metropolis Bas-ketball League. For those unfamiliar, each year, the Metropolis of Boston orga-nizes a youth basketball league for Orthodox Christian boys and girls from ages 8 to 18. It is a great way for your son or daughter to connect socially with their fellow parishioners and to meet other Orthodox kids from throughout the Metropolis. The kids are divided into three groups: Jr. JOY, JOY and GOYA. Jr. Joy is a co-ed program of skills clinics for elementary school kids ages 8 to 10. The events are on Saturdays in Brookline or Weston

JOY is a co-ed program of Parish Teams for kids ages 11 to 13. The games are on Saturdays in Brook-line or Weston.

GOYA is divided into Boys and Girls Teams for kids ages 14 to 18. The games are on Sunday after-noons/early evenings in Brookline. There is a nominal cost of about $50 for Jr. JOY and $100 for JOY or GOYAS. Teams practice once a week and the season will begin in late October. If you have any questions or would like to register your son or daugh-ter, please contact our Church office or Emanuel Markis @ [email protected].

hoPEThere are TWO HOPE events coming up for the month of OCTOBER! Please mark your calendars and RSVP to [email protected] or to (781)718-3068. Please make every effort to attend, as our goal is to expand our youngest youth group program this upcoming 2016-2017 school year! Any questions, comments or concerns, please email, call or text Diana S. Katsikaris (contact information listed above) Have a blessed month!

HOPE Meet and Greet Wednesday, october 19th 2:30pm-4:00pmJoin the HOPE Youth Group for a fun meet and greet in which the HOPE students will complete a craft, participate in a game, as well as enjoy a fun themed snack!

HOPE Apple Picking Saturday, october 22nd 2:00pm-5:00pmJoin the HOPE Youth Group for a fun Apple Picking Trip at Honey Pot Hill Orchards! HOPE students will have fun picking apples, seeing the farm animals, as well as enjoy Apple Cider Donuts!

Hi everyone! I am Alex Luzaitis and I will be this year’s GOYA president. Myself along with the other officers have an exciting month planned for October. On Saturday October 1st, parishioners of the church will be doing the “Chris’ Crusaders Walk” to help raise awareness for GBS and CIPD. This will be held at Francis Williams Bird Park in Walpole from 9am to 12pm. The next week from the 7th to the 9th, The MBC camp will be having their fall camp up in New Hampshire. We would really like to get as many GOY-Ans as possible to go. This is a great opportunity to meet kids from other parishes that you would not get the chance to meet otherwise. Later in the month, we will be doing our annual GOYA apple picking on October 29th. We will meet at the church in the morning and then carpool down to Honey Pot Hill Farm in Stow. We will not only be picking some delicious apples but you can also buy some amazing apple cider or apple cider donuts. I am very excited to start this promising year with such great events and hope that the rest of the year will be fun filled as well!


PhotoSGOYA Car Wash & Welcome Back BBQ


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Prayer Shawl Ministry

Senior Guild Luncheon

Exaltation of the Holy Cross


caLendar

oCToBer 2016SunDAy monDAy TueSDAy weDneSDAy ThurSDAy friDAy SATurDAy

22nd Sunday of LukeOrthros & Divine Liturgy, 8:30 am

Greek Dancing, 11:30 am

3Senior Guild BINGO, 1pm

4Greek School, 4 pm

5Prayer Shawl Ministry, 1 pm

6Orthros & Divine Liturgy for St. Thomas, 9 am

Choir Practice, 7 pm

7 8Prayer Group, 8:30 am

93rd Sunday of LukeOrthros & Divine Liturgy, 8:30 am

10Columbus Day- Office Closed

11Greek School, 4 pm

12Paraklesis, 6 pm

Parish Council Meeting, 7 pm

Philoptochos General Assem-bly, 7 pm

13 14 15Theophany School Annual Benefit Night, 5 pm

16Sunday of the 7th Ecumenical CouncilOrthros & Divine Liturgy, 8:30 am

Pam’s Run, 9:30 am

17 18Orthros & Divine Liturgy for St. Luke, 9 amSenior Guild Lun-cheon, following Divine LiturgyGreek School, 4 pm

19Prayer Shawl Ministry, 1 pm

HOPE Meet and Greet, 2:30 pm

20Choir Practice, 7 pm

21 22HOPE Apple Pick-ing, 2 pm

23Orthos & Divine Liturgy, 8:30 amGreek Dancing, 11:30 am

24 25Greek School, 4 pm

Great Vespers for St. Demetrios, 6 pm

26Patronal Feast Day of St. Deme-triosOrthros & Divine Liturgy for St. Demetrios, 8:30 am

27 28 29GOYA Apple Picking, 11 am

30Welcome Metro-politan Metho-dios!

5th Sunday of LukeOrthros & Divine Liturgy, 8:30 am

St Demetrios Luncheon

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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, As fall approaches, I hope that we are all feeling renewed by the beginning of our Liturgical year. For many of us, when we say goodbye to summer, we start to settle more fully into life at church. For some, that means our children are back in Church School, HOPE, JOY, GOYA, Altar Servers. For others, it means that we are back serving more fully in our cherished ministries. For others of us us, it is an opportunity to try something new. What ministry would you like to be part of? Chorus? Philoptochos? Our adult learning series on our Faith? The 50 Something Club? There are so many opportunities to share our Faith through the Fellowship of our Church Ministries. Please don’t miss out on the opportunities Ministry service pro-vides. Each of us has a special part in God’s divine plan. Joining a ministry is a wonderful way to discover the deeper meaning of our Faith and to make new friends. Christ is calling us to service His Church: “The harvest is a plentiful, but the laborers few.” Please heed His call.

With lover and best wishes,

John McVey, Stewardship Chair

stewArdship

StewardShIP &PhILoPtochoS

PHILOPTOCHOS

Dear Philoptochos Members, October is a very special month at Saint Demetrios. Parishioners have returned from summer holiday and are now participating in the ministries of the Church. We look forward to celebrating the Feast Day of our Parish on Wednesday, October 26 with various services. Please see the schedule below of upcoming events for October and November.

General Assembly Meeting – Wednesday, October 12, 2016Join us for the first General Assembly meeting of the new ecclesias-tical year. Following the brief meeting, our parishioner, Matina Psy-hogeos will present her book English Words Deriving from the Greek Language followed by a book signing. This Lexicon/Dictionary gives an accurate testimony to the influence and contribution of the Greek language to English. A portion of the book sale proceeds will benefit the Philoptochos.The General Assembly meeting will begin at 7:00 p.m. Presenta-tion at 7:30 p.m. Reception to follow. All Parishioners are welcome to attend!

Saint Demetrios Vesper Service – Tuesday, October 25As in the past, the Philoptochos will host the reception immedi-ately following the Vesper Service for the name day of our Church. Contact Presbytera Elaine Krommydas at (508) 359-7492 or [email protected] if you are able to prepare desserts for this special evening.

Veterans Day Tribute- The National Philoptochos and Metropolis of Boston have requested that we honor Veterans in November. The Saint Demetrios Philoptochos is seeking donations in memory of 2nd Lt. Ian Thomas McVey, USMC. Eugenia and Chris Kourlos will again expand their annual ministry to include two opportuni-ties to assist Veterans in need.

The Thanksgiving for Veterans drive provides a complete Thanks-giving meal to a Veteran family. For more information on Thanks-giving Meals, as well as, housewarming baskets please see the flyer on page 11.

Coffee Fellowship Hour - Thank you to everyone who has spon-sored a coffee hour in the past! For those interested, please consider joining with a friend or a family member to host this year. The church provides the coffee, milk and paper products. Please remember that the refreshments do not need to be fancy or costly. (Dunkin Donuts Munchkins work just fine!) There is a sign-up sheet at the Philoptochos table during Coffee Fellowship Hour. Otherwise, please contact Pam Brody at (781) 864-5327 or Eugenia Kourlos at(508) 735-8866. If you are interested in helping or being part of any activity or pro-gram, please contact me at [email protected] - (781) 718-5264.We are in the process of organizing several other philanthropic events. Stayed tuned for more information in the November Vine. With love in Christ,

Athena KalyvasPresident


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St. DemetrioS FeaSt DaY CeLeBration!

On Sunday, October 30th we welcome His Eminence Metropolitan Metho-dios to our Parish for our annual St. Demetrios luncheon. Tickets can be purchased during coffee hour in the weeks prior to the 30th. On the eve-ning of the 25th, join us at 6 pm for Great Vespers at our Church. Clergy from throughout the Metropolis will be joining us. There will be a recep-tion sponsored by our Philoptochos

to follow. On Wednesday, October 26, we will celebrate the memory of our beloved Patron Saint, St. Demetrios. Please join us for Orthros and Divine Liturgy beginning at 8:30 am. It will be a joyous celebration!

Senior Guild

Dear Senior Guild Members,The Senior Guild would like to thank all of the members whom came on the bus trip to the St. Methodios Faith and Heritage Center in Contoocook, NH on September 17th. The camp is very beautiful and serene. It was a fun day. The next meeting of the Senior Guild is on October 18th (St. Luke the Evangelist) fol-lowing the Divine Liturgy. We will discuss the December Event, and we will play some Bingo. Of course we will have a delicious lunch brought to us by my best cooks.The Senior Guild will also have a second meeting called ‘Fun and Games’ on October 3rd at 1 pm. We will be playing BINGO. So come one come all to the both meetings and have fun.If you have any questions please contact Ar-temis Martakis @ (508) 785-0045. The Senior Guild hopes to see you there! Sincerely yours,Artemis MartakisCoordinator of the Senior Guild

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NEWS FROM thE FR. MaNikaS LibRaRy

Book of the Month: Treatise on Prayer, Saint Symeon of ThessalonikeAn explanation of the various

services and prayers heard in Or-thodox worship. Answers to the frequently asked questions: “Why do we do this?” and “What does this mean?”We have set aside this book in our Recom-mendation Shelf.

The Library is opened every Sunday after Divine Liturgy as well as Monday through Friday, 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM. As outlined in the Library Policies and Procedures, please fill out both cards and leave the orange card in the metal box (located in the Recommen-dation Shelf). This will help us to keep track of these books.We invite you to come and visit the library. Remember, this library is for you and your family. Check us out.

WeLCome neW tenantSThe Russian School of Mathematics (RSM) is excited to an-nounce the opening of its newest branch in Weston this fall! RSM-Weston, a campus of the Newton location, is growing in response to high demand for after school math enrich-ment in Weston and the surrounding communities. RSM is an award-winning, afterschool math enrichment program for K-12 students that was built on the best prac-tices of math schools from the former Soviet Union and Europe, adapted for the U.S. educational environment. Voted Boston Parents’ “Best of the Best” for the past four consecu-tive years and recently featured in The Atlantic magazine as a prominent leader in the nation’s “Math Revolution,” RSM’s mission is to help students of all levels develop a strong foundation in mathematics and nurture critical thinking skills that will help them throughout their lives. Since 1997, RSM has consistently shown that any student can excel in mathematics; RSM students have demonstrated exceptional scores on both national and international math competitions, gained admission to the top colleges and uni-versities in the country, earned remarkable grades in school, and developed strong self-confidence in their academic abili-ties. Today, families of students in locations from Massachu-setts to California, trust RSM to deliver a world-class math education for their children.


This year our St. Demetrios parish has the honor of hosting Theophany School for its Annual Benefit Evening here at our parish hall, on Saturday, October 15, at 5 pm.

In addition, it is our double honor to host Theophany School as it honors Fr. Nicholas Triantafilou for his lifetime of service to Or-thodox Christian education, as former Presi-dent of Hellenic College/Holy Cross, former member of the Theophany School Board of Trustees, and a founder of the Annunciation Orthodox School in Houston, TX. Many of us know about Theophany School, but for those who don’t, our beloved Theophany School is one of only a hand-ful of Orthodox Christian schools in this country. Located at 754 Greendale Avenue in Needham, the School serves children ages preschool – kindergarten, with the hope to expand to elementary, and beyond. The School was founded in 1997 by a group of local Orthodox Christians whose wish was that children’s first steps outside of our homes and churches be in an Orthodox Christian academic environment. The School strives to educate and cultivate each child’s God-given gifts and talents and encourage them to be in-dependent thinkers and thoughtful members of our community and our world. Over the years close to 50 children from St. Demetrios have attended Theophany School, and their parents and other parishioners have served in teaching and leadership positions and have been supporters of the School. The School and its staff are fully licensed by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts - Early Education and Care (EEC) and the requisite local licensing Boards. The School warmly extends an invitation to all St. Demetrios parishioners to attend this joyous celebration. You will see friends and fellow parishioners, enjoy dinner catered by the Dolphin restaurant, and hear about the School’s accomplishments and its vision for the future. To learn more about the School, or to rsvp, please visit www.theophanyschool.org, or call the School at 781.444.3058.

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Theophany School annual BenefiT evening

Event to Celebrate Longtime Parishioner Pam Manikas Washek Slated for October 18

Pam’s Run, a road race and walk to honor the mem-ory and legacy of Neighbor Brigade co-founder Pam Manikas Washek, will take place on Sunday, October 18, in Wayland. Pam was a long-time parishioner of St. Demetrios and the daughter of our former priest, Nicholas Manikas. The money raised from the event will support the organization’s programs and expan-sion to meet the demand for its services. To register for the walk/run, please visit www.pamsrun.com. Once you register, a fundraising page will be cre-

ated for you automatically. So, please consider forming a team. If you are interested in corporate or private sponsorship opportunities, please contact Stephanie Lawrence at [email protected] or Joanna Mani-kas at [email protected].

September 4In loving memory of Geor-gios Trakadas.

September 11Cindi Dabrowski in loving memory of her husband, Joseph.

September 18In memory of Jean Polley from her sister Connie.

In memory of Eleni Kyriakis from her sons Christos and Demetri.

September 25:In loving memory of Peter from Jane Bouyoukas.

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May his memory be eternal!

Altar flowers were generously donated by the following parishioners:

The son of Brian and Niki Rahley was bap-tized on Sunday, September 4th, and named Christopher. The sponsors were Christos and Mirsini Gerontidis.

The son of Anthony and Nicole Abrantes was baptized on Saturday, September 24th, and named Andrew. The sponsor was Dimosthe-nis Maniatis.

Panayiotis D. Spiliakos of Sudbury, August 31.

Jake Hixon and Despina Hatzi-petrou were united in marriage on Saturday, September 10th. Their sponsor was Dionisios Bakis and Kristina Hatzipetrou.

Michael James Spiros and Sarah Lee Spiros were united in marriage on Saturday, September 17th. The sponsor was John Spiros.

Andrew James Gray and Nicole Lee Zarkades were united in marriage on Sunday, September 18th. The sponsor was Joan Pappas.

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