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A Taste of Greece Festival: May 29-3105/08/26The Cathedral's 55th Annual Greek Festival of Tenafly scheduled to take place on May 29th, 30TH, and 31ST! Come join us for delicious Greek food, pastries, and loukoumades as well as rides, games, li
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Palm Sunday Bakaliaro Luncheon03/07/26Join us for our Palm Sunday Bakaliaro Luncheon on Sunday, April 5 at 12:00 PM at the Fr. Socrates C. Tsamutalis Cultural Center. Following the Divine Liturgy, parishioners and friends are invited to
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2026 Catechetical Homily of His All-Holiness02/22/26The 2026 Catechetical Homily of His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew is now available for download in English and Greek. • Katihitirios Logos 2026 – English (Word Document)&bu
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Welcome the Rev. Protopresbyter Panagiotis Lekkas!08/05/25
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Save the Date Sep. 17: Visit of His All-Holiness Patriarch Bartholomew06/01/25
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Letter from Fr. Gregory to the St. John's Community05/21/25
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Graduation Sunday: June 8th05/17/25
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Congratulations to our Philoptochos Board 2025-27!05/08/25
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IOCC Wine Tasting May 304/25/25
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Full Schedule for Holy Week 202504/08/25
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H.E. Met. Apostolos to Preside at the Anastasis04/07/25
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Palm Sunday Bakaliaro Luncheon04/04/25
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Paschal Meal/Magiritsa04/04/25
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Schedule of Lenten Speakers02/27/25
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Golf Classic Monday May 19, 202502/27/25
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Apokriatiko Glendi Feb 2202/04/25Join us for our next Generation to Generation event, a family Apokriatiko Glenti on Feb. 22 at 6pm.
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PTO Comedy Date Night: Feb. 802/04/25Join our PTO for a night of comedy and parea!
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Congratulations to Our New Parish Council & Executive Board!01/14/25At the conclusion of the Divine Liturgy on Sunday, January 12, 2025, the newly elected Parish Council members, along with returning members, affirmed the Oath of Office for the 2025 church year. Immed
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Join Us Jan. 26 for Our Next G2G Event!01/10/25Join us Jan. 26th for an afternoon of Football and Fellowship at Knickerbocker Country Club!
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Celebrate Christmas Eve Liturgy with H.E. Metropolitan Apostolos12/19/24Christmas Eve Liturgy with H.E. Metropolitan Apostolos
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Schedule of Services Christmas-Theophany12/19/24Full schedule of Services for Christmas, New Year's, and Theophany
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Oct. 11: Let's GLOW Launch Party for JOY (Junior Orthodox Youth)10/03/24All Students Grades 4-6 are invited to the LET'S GLOW Launch Party for our Junior Orthodox Youth Ministry, JOY!
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Oct. 5: AHEPA Blessing of the Animals10/03/24Join our AHEPA chapter for a Blessing of the Animals Saturday, October 5, at 1.30. All donations go towards purchasing support animals for Veterans.
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Paschal Meal04/12/24
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Bakaliaro Luncheon04/11/24
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Archpastoral Visit 202404/07/24
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Greek Services 202404/07/24
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English Services 202404/07/24
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Evzones 202404/07/24
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Great Lent Resources03/17/24Sed convallis aliquam ultrices. Nulla facilisi. Nunc eget ultrices massa. Etiam et tincidunt augue, et semper sapien. Nulla fringilla finibus dui suscipit pellentesque. Interdum et malesuada fames ac
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St. Seraphim of Sarov
The beloved Russian hermit and mystic known for his joy and spiritual wisdom. Celebrated on January 2nd, Seraphim spent years in solitude before becoming a spiritual father to thousands. His greeting 'My joy!' and teaching that the purpose of Christian life is acquiring the Holy Spirit inspired countless believers. He represents the mystical tradition of Orthodox spirituality.
Divine Liturgy
The central worship service of the Orthodox Church, celebrating the Eucharist (Holy Communion). Usually celebrated on Sundays and feast days, the Divine Liturgy consists of the Liturgy of the Word (scripture readings) and Liturgy of the Faithful (Eucharistic prayer and communion). The most common forms are the Liturgies of St. John Chrysostom and St. Basil the Great.
Prophet Elijah
The fiery Old Testament prophet who defended monotheism against Baal worship and was taken up to heaven in a chariot of fire. Celebrated on July 20th, Prophet Elijah represents zealous faith and God's power over false gods. His appearance at the Transfiguration alongside Moses shows his continued importance in Christian revelation.
Sts. Boris and Gleb
The first saints canonized by the Russian Orthodox Church, sons of St. Vladimir who chose martyrdom over civil war. Celebrated on July 24th, these 'Passion-Bearers' were murdered by their brother but refused to resist, following Christ's example of non-violence. They represent the choice of peace over power and Christ-like suffering.
