FFHP Flyer Our parish will again be assisting a local pantry, Loaves & Fishes, in their new location Van Nuys area. Please phone 818-345-4363 should you be able to partcipate in our Thanksgiving and/or Christmas food collection. There are a few ways i...
7 – 12 Graders join us for our first Monthly Hangout on October 28, 2018 Our first “monthly hangout” will be Sunday, October 28 after Liturgy. More details to follow. ...
Join us for this historic event to honor our founders, celebrate our community, and envision our future. St. Michael Antiochian Orthodox Church of Van Nuys, California, will soon celebrate its 50th Anniversary. The late Very Rev. Paul Romley, the Dean o...
Wednesday Lenten Lessons “The Prayer Language of the Church; its Origin and Meaning” Lenten Lesson No. 6 by Archpriest Timothy Baclig I. Review For the past five weeks our purpose has been to gain a better understanding of the prayer language of the C...
27th Annual Golf Tournament Honoring Sondra Love & Lillian Meena ...
Wednesday Lenten Lessons “The Prayer Language of the Church; its Origin and Meaning” by Archpriest Timothy Baclig I. Review For the past four weeks we have been speaking about the prayer language of the Church. We first addressed “God’s Sovereignt...
Wednesday Lenten Lessons “The Prayer Language of the Church; its Origin and Meaning” by Archpriest Timothy Baclig I. Review For the past two weeks we have been speaking specifically on God’s Sovereignty because it is an important starting point in u...
Wednesday Lenten Lessons “The Prayer Language of the Church; its Origin and Meaning” by Archpriest Timothy Baclig I. Review Last week we spoke specifically on “God’ Sovereignty” and I provided you with three prayers from our Orthodox Prayer Boo...
Wednesday Lenten Lessons “The Prayer Language of the Church; its Origin and Meaning” by Archpriest Timothy Baclig I. Review of Introduction Last week I introduced our topic: “The Prayer Language of the Church” and highlighted: That many of the pr...
Wednesday Lenten Lessons “Living What We Pray” by Archpriest Timothy Baclig 1. Introduction Last year, our topic (“Living What We Pray”) was based upon one of the prayers of tonight’s Liturgy. It is heard at the end of The First Litany of the ...