Agape News September 2008

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1 Agape News September 2008

2 PICTURES Assumption Vespers Assumption Feastday Celebration Assumption Dancers Rummage Sale Assumption Restaurant Circle

3 PASTORAL MESSAGE Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Greetings in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ! As we now begin a New Ecclesiastical Year, let us reflect on our devotion to the Lord and His Church. Our many ministries will begin soon, as you will read in the pages following, the Autumn provides each of us many opportunities for fellowship and growth in the Church. Please make Spiritual Growth a priority and make the time for the Lord and His Church. I would like to thank all of you who helped in the preparation of the Feast of the Dormition and all of the related events. The worship was truly spiritual and the receptions and the Feastday Celebration were truly festive. It is this type of dedication that allows us to let our light so shine before men (Mt 5:16) that we may glorify Him!!! I am most excited that over 70 people attended the Church tours on that day - let us continue to invite to His house and witness to the whole world. Lastly, I would like to express the love of the Assumption Community to Father Basil Papanikolaou as he celebrates the 46th anniversary of his ordination to the Priesthood on Monday, September 8, I encourage all of our faithful to attend the Divine Liturgy this special day to show our love and respect for the Holy Priesthood. With Paternal Love, Rev. Father Jon S. Boukis PROISTAMENOS

4 SUNDAY SCHOOL First Day of Sunday School Religious Education will begin on Sunday, September 7, Last year so many of our children displayed true maturity with stellar attendance and participation. Let us grow over last year as we each aim for 100%. This year there will be a few new programs and surprises - so don t miss a class! Blessing of the Backpacks On the 1st day of Sunday School, we will hold a special Agiasmos Service (Blessing of the Water) for the Blessing of the classrooms and the school year. The children will be invited to come up on the solea with their backpacks, school books or just themselves to be blessed for a healthy and prosperous year of education. Don t miss it!!! Spiritual Arrows All children with attendance of 80% or better have hit the mark and will be listed monthly in the Agape News as based on cumulative attendance. Spiritual Arrows with 3 absences or less for the entire year will be recognized at the end of the year with a special gift to acknowledge their dedication to Religious Education. Ask those who received their special gift last year - it was worth it! Contact: Fr. Jon (309)

5 PHILOPTOCHOS NEWS Philoptochos Luncheon On Saturday, September 20 th, our Philoptochos will go to Chicago for the Philoptochos Annual Metropolis Luncheon. If you would like to attend, please contact Yvonne Constantinou. 1 st Meeting of the Year!!! The Philoptochos will have its 1 st meeting of the year on Sunday, September 14 th, following the Coffee Hour. We will be deciding on our fundraisers and activities for the year please make this meeting a priority. Contact: Yvonne Constantinou (563) GOYA & JOY On Sunday, September 28 th, at 2:00pm, the GOYA and the JOY will meet at Michael s Fun World for an afternoon of fun and fellowship!!! 2008 Leadership Council Fellowship Leaders: Kristin Lubbers & Shebah Chirackal Fundraising Leaders: Shebah Chirackal & Penny Constantinou Service Project Leaders: Kristin Lubbers & Effie Constantinou Don t miss Greek Dance Practice - Tuesday, Sept. 23 rd!! Contact: Fr. Jon (309)

6 ORTHODOX BIBLE STUDY One plants in you the seeds and another does the watering - but it is...only God, who gives the growth (1 Corinthians 3:6) Beginning September 15, 2008 the Bible Study will meet Monday evenings from 6:00-7:30pm to continue the study of St. Paul s 1 st Letter to the Corinthians. As part of the study, we will continue to discuss Orthodox Feastdays, selected Gospel Pericopes, the calendar, Orthodox Theology, etc. Bring your questions and ask the Priest. This is your time to deepen your understanding of the faith. Make Bible Study a priority! Contact: Fr. Jon (309) GOLDEN CIRCLE On Saturday, September 13 th, the Golden Circle Group will be taking a lunch cruise (Cranberry glazed chicken or vegetarian alfredo) on the Celebration Belle. Golden Circle Fellowship is designed to appeal to our mature parishioners, but all events are open to every person in our parish - come 1, come all!!! The strict RSVP deadline is Sunday, September 7. Please contact Fr. Jon and submit $30 for this event. Contact: Litsa Gregory (309)

7 RESTAURANT CIRCLE Do you long for fellowship? Do you like to eat? Well, there s a new fellowship group designed just for you!!! The Assumption Restaurant Circle will meet each month at a new restaurant with new and different food options. There will be no planned menus, no fixed costs and no obligations - just good food, good fun and great company! The 1st excursion was a blast!!! The 2nd will be at 6:30pm on Saturday, September 27 th, to 1804 State Street Bettendorf, Iowa At each restaurant the group in attendance will decide where we will go the following months. All you need to do is RSVP to the Church by September 23 rd so that we can make a reservation and then show up.

8 EXALTATION OF THE HOLY The Elevation of the Venerable and Life- Creating Cross of the Lord: The pagan Roman emperors tried to completely eradicate from human memory the holy places where our Lord Jesus Christ suffered and was resurrected for mankind. The Emperor Hadrian ( ) gave orders to cover over the ground of Golgotha and the Sepulchre of the Lord, and to build a temple of the pagan goddess Venus and a statue of Jupiter. Pagans gathered at this place and offered sacrifice to idols there. Eventually after 300 years, by Divine Providence, the great Christian sacred remains, the Sepulchre of the Lord and the Life-Creating Cross were again discovered and opened for veneration. This took place under the Emperor Constantine the Great ( ). In 313 he had issued the Edict of Milan, by which the Christian religion was legalized and the persecutions against Christians in the Western half of the empire were stopped. The ruler Licinius, although he had signed the Edict of Milan to oblige Constantine, still fanatically continued the persecutions against Christians. Only after his conclusive defeat did the 313 Edict of toleration extend also to the Eastern part of the empire. The Holy Equal of the Apostles Emperor Constantine, having gained victory over his enemies in three wars with God's assistance, had seen in the heavens the Sign of the Cross, and written beneath: "By this you shall conquer." Ardently desiring to find the Cross on which our Lord Jesus Christ was crucified, St Constantine sent his mother, the pious Empress Helen (May 21), to Jerusalem, providing her with a letter to St Macarius, Patriarch of Jerusalem. Although the holy empress Helen was already in her declining years, she set about completing the task with enthusiasm. The empress gave orders to destroy the pagan temple and the statues in Jerusalem. Searching for the Life- Creating Cross, she made inquiry of Christians and Jews, but for a long time her search remained unsuccessful. Finally, they directed her to a certain elderly Hebrew by the name of Jude who stated that the Cross was buried where the temple of Venus stood. They demolished the pagan temple and, after praying, they began to excavate the ground. Soon the Tomb of the Lord was uncovered. Not far from it were three crosses, a board with the inscription ordered by Pilate, and four nails which had pierced the Lord's Body (March 6).

9 .CELEBRATED SEPTEMBER 14 TH To discern on which of the three crosses Christ was crucified, Patriarch Macarius alternately touched the crosses to a corpse. When the Cross of the Lord touched the dead one, he came to life. Having beheld the raising of the dead man, everyone was convinced that the Life-Creating Cross was found. During the discovery of the Life-Creating Cross another miracle took place: a grievously sick woman, beneath the shadow of the Holy Cross, was healed instantly. The elder Jude and other Jews there believed in Christ and accepted Holy Baptism. Jude received the name Cyriacus and afterwards was consecrated Bishop of Jerusalem. The holy empress Helen journeyed to the holy places connected with the earthly life of the Savior, building more than 80 churches, at Bethlehem the birthplace of Christ, and on the Mount of Olives where the Lord ascended to Heaven, and at Gethsemane where the Savior prayed before His sufferings and where the Mother of God was buried after her death. St Helen took part of the Life-Creating Wood and nails with her to Constantinople. The holy emperor Constantine gave orders to build at Jerusalem a majestic and spacious church in honor of the Resurrection of Christ, also including under its roof the Life-Giving Tomb of the Lord and Golgotha. The temple was constructed in about ten years. St Helen did not survive until the dedication of the temple, she died in the year 327. The church was consecrated on September 13, 335. On the following day, September 14, the festal celebration of the Exaltation of the Venerable and Life-Creating Cross was established. During the reign of the Byzantine emperor Phocas ( ) the Persians defeated the Greek army, plundered Jerusalem and captured both the Life- Creating Cross of the Lord and the Holy Patriarch Zachariah ( ). The Cross remained in Persia for fourteen years and only under the emperor Heraclius ( ), who with the help of God defeated Khozroes and concluded peace with his successor and son Syroes, was the Cross of the Lord returned to the Christians. With great solemnity the Life-creating Cross was transferred to Jerusalem. Emperor Heraclius in imperial crown and royal purple carried the Cross of Christ into the temple of the Resurrection. With the emperor went Patriarch Zacharios. At the gates by which they ascended Golgotha, the emperor suddenly stopped and was not able to proceed farther. The holy Patriarch explained to the emperor that an angel of the Lord was blocking his way. The emperor was told to remove his royal trappings and to walk barefoot, since He Who bore the Cross for the salvation of the world from sin had made His way to Golgotha in all humility. Then Heraclius donned plain garb, and without further hindrance, carried the Cross of Christ into the church.

10 PARAKLESIS The Small Paraklesis to the Theotokos is a service in which we offer our prayers to the Blessed Mother of God in which we ask her to pray on our behalf to the Lord. Our supplications are for health, guidance and deliverance from adversity. It is through her prayers that we are saved, for she is closer to the Lord than you or I, and we know through many miracles that her prayers are heard. Please take a moment and prepare a list of those for whom you would like to have prayers offered - bring the list to the Paraklesis and offer your prayers with the whole community. For those who cannot come, know that the Church is open and that prayers are being offered for all of us. Again we pray for mercy, life, health, peace, safety, salvation, visitation, forgiveness and remission of sins of the servants of God

11 SERVICE SCHEDULE September 3 Wednesday Small Paraklesis Service (6:00 p.m.) September 7 Sunday Sunday Before the Holy Cross 9:00 a.m. Orthros 10:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy September 8 Monday Feast of the Nativity of the Theotokos 9:30 a.m. Orthros 10:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy September 14 Sunday The Exaltation of the Holy Cross 9:00 a.m. Orthros 10:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy September 21 Sunday Sunday After the Holy Cross 9:00 a.m. Orthros 10:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy September 28 Sunday 1st Sunday of Luke 9:00 a.m. Orthros 10:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy ΠΡΟΓΡΑΜΜΑ ΙΕΡΩΝ ΑΚΟΛΟΥΘΙΩΝ 3 Σεπτεμβρίου Τετάρτη Μικρή Παράκλησις 6:00 μ.μ. 7 Σεπτεμβρίου Κυριακή Κυριακή προ της Υψώσεως 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος 10:00 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 8 Σεπτεμβρίου Δευτέρα Γενέθλιον της Θεοτόκου 9:30 π.μ. Όρθρος 10:00 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 14 Σεπτεμβρίου Κυριακή Η Ύψωσις του Τιμίου Σταυρού 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος 10:00 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 21 Σεπτεμβρίου Κυριακή Κυριακή μετά την Ύψωσιν 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος 10:00 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 28 Σεπτεμβρίου Κυριακή Κυριακή A του Λουκά 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος 10:00 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία

12 S E P T E M B E R CHURCH. Sunday Monday Tuesday Sunday Before Holy Cross Orthros 9:00am Divine Liturgy 10:00am Sunday School +Agiasmos Blessing of the Backpacks Coffee Hour 7 14 Exaltation of the Holy Cross Orthros 9:00am Divine Liturgy 10:00am Family Worship Coffee Hour GOYA/Philoptochos Meetings Sunday After Holy Cross Orthros 9:00am Divine Liturgy 10:00am Sunday School Coffee Hour 1st Sunday of Luke Orthros 9:00am Liturgy 10:00am Sunday School Coffee Hour 2:00pm - Youth Outing to Michael s Fun World Beginning of the Ecclesiastical Year 1 8 Feast of the Nativity of the Theotokos Orthros 9:30am Divine Liturgy 10:00am 15 6:00pm-7:30pm Orthodox Bible Study 22 6:00pm-7:30pm Orthodox Bible Study 29 6:00pm-7:30pm Orthodox Bible Study Prayer Service 9:00am at the East Moline Correctional Center Prayer Service 9:00am at the East Moline Correctional Center 6:30pm-8:00pm Youth Dance Practice 30

13 CALENDAR Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday :00pm Paraklesis +Sacrament Golden Circle Outing for a lunch cruise on the Celebration Belle (11:30am boarding) Metropolis of Chicago Philoptochos Luncheon Rosemont, Illinois 7:00pm - Parish Council Meeting St. George Greek Festival Assumption Restaurant Circle at Trattoria Tiramisu 6:30pm Fasting Symbols Strict Fast Wine/Oil Allowed

14 DIAKONIA Prosforo Schedule September 7 Toula Fotos September 14 Ludmilla Cherevko September 21 Georgia Eleftheropoulos September 28 Marena Panousis Coffee Hour September 7 Lovejoy Family September 14 Steve and Aimee Arvanitis September 21 September 28 Larson, Lingris & Larson Sunday Gospel and Epistle Readings September 7 Gospel John 3:13-17 Epistle Galatians 6:11-18 September 14 Gospel John 9:6-11, 13-20, 25-28, 30 Epistle I Corinthians 1:18-24 September 21 Gospel Mark 8:34-9:1 Epistle Galatians 2:16-20 September 28 Gospel Luke 5:1-11 Epistle II Corinthians 4:6-15 Parish Council Ushering Teams & Schedule St. Matthew St. Mark St. Luke St. John 9:15 Celia Lubbers Cathy Diakogeorgiou Michael Weis Bill Theofilis 9:40 Victor Cherevko Michael Haney Michael Kandis Deno Kandis 9:55 Diane Lamacki Abraham Chirackal John Stopoulos Georgia Lovejoy September 7 St. Matthew September 14 St. Mark September 21 St. Luke September 28 St. John

15 DONATIONS Chris and Helen Petaros, Maria Engvall and Jimmy Pliakos donated the floral wreaths for the Icons of the Dormition for our Nameday Great Vespers. Thank you to Litsa Gregory, Celia Lubbers, Roseanne Monn, Kathy Moraetes, Helen Panouses, Kathy Panouses, Helen Petaros and Paraskevi Stamatoukos who baked the delicious Artoclasia, a beautiful offering of time, talents and treasures for the Health of their families. The Assumption thanks Litsa Gregory for donating the Great Vespers Reception, Flowers and Vases, and new communion cloths for the Altar. We also thank Litsa for sewing the sashes and headbands for our Greek Dancers. A special thank you to Jimmy Pliakos and Sakis Padazopoulos of Quad Cities USA, who donated the Plaki Lunch on August 15th and the chickens for the Feastday celebration on August 16. Thank Pete Hasakis of Davenport Square who provide Produce for our Feastday Celebration. Thank you to Chris and Kathy Panouses of Uncle Pete s for donating the lemons and butter for our Feastday Celebration. Thanks you to Miltos Diakogeorgiou and Jose Zepeda of the Windmill Restaurant for donating the produce and rolls for our Feastday Celebration. Thanks you to Lambros Mihalopoulos for donating the feta cheese for our Feastday Celebration. Thank Daphne Olvera who donated the use of the tables for the outdoor tent of the Nameday Celebration. A special thank you to Miltos Diakogeorgiou, Cathy Diakogeorgiou and John Stopoulos for planning the Nameday event and for running the operations in the kitchen; and to everyone who offered their time and talents to the event. A most special thank you to Georgia Maess and Sherry Kontos for teaching our children to Greek Dance. They were awesome! Thank you to John and MaryBeth Stopoulos for donating the Gyros for the Feastday celebration. Thank you to Victor and Judy Cherevko for donating to the Church their winnings from the Nameday Celebration 50/50 raffle. Thank you to Victor and Judy Cherevko, Joyce Coughlin, George and Helen Kontos, Jo-Ann Kontos for their contributions to the Altarboy robe fund. The Assumption offers her gratitude to George and Sherry Kontos for their contribution toward the DJ expenses. MAY GOD BLESS EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU!!!

16 Η ΓΕΝΝΗΣΗΣ ΤΗΣ ΘΕΟΤΟΚΟΥ 8 Σεπτεμβρίου "Αποκάλυψον προς Κύριον την οδόν σου και έλπισον επ αυτόν, και αυτός ποιήσει". Φανέρωσε στον Κύριο με εμπιστοσύνη το δρόμο και τις επιδιώξεις και τις ανάγκες της ζωής σου και έλπισε σ Αυτόν και Αυτός θα κάνει εκείνα που ζητάς και χρειάζεσαι. Μ αυτή την εμπιστοσύνη και ελπίδα, ο Ιωακείμ και η Άννα ικέτευαν προσευχόμενοι το Θεό να τους χαρίσει παιδί, να το έχουν γλυκειά παρηγορία στα γεράματά τους. Και την ελπίδα τους ο Θεός έκανε πραγματικότητα. Τους χάρισε την Παρθένο Μαριάμ, που ήταν ορισμένη να γεννήσει το Σωτήρα του κόσμου και να λάμψει σαν η πιό ευλογημένη μεταξύ των γυναικών. Ήταν εκείνη, από την οποία έμελλε να προέλθει Αυτός που θα συνέτριβε την κεφαλή του νοητού όφεως. Στην Παλαιά Διαθήκη δόθηκαν πολλές προτυπώσεις της Υπεραγίας Θεοτόκου. Μία είναι και η βάτος στο Σίνα, την οποία ενώ είχαν περιζώσει φλόγες φωτιάς, αυτή δεν καιγόταν. Ήταν απεικόνιση της Παρθένου, που θα γεννούσε το Σωτήρα Χριστό και συγχρόνως θα διατηρούσε την παρθενία της. Έτσι, η Άννα και ο Ιωακείμ, που ήταν από το γένος του Δαβίδ, με την κραταιά ελπίδα που είχαν στο Θεό απέκτησαν απ Αυτόν το επιθυμητό δώρο, που θα συντροφεύει τον κόσμο μέχρι συντελείας αιώνων.

17 Η ΥΨΩΣΙΣ ΤΟΥ ΤΙΜΙΟΥ ΣΤΑΥΡΟΥ 14 Σεπτεμβρίου Το έτος 326 η Αγία Ελένη πήγε σ τ η ν Ιερουσαλήμ γ ι α να προσκυνήσει τους Αγίους Τόπους και να ευχαριστήσει το Θεό για τους θριάμβους του γιού της Μ. Κωνσταντίνου. Ο Θείος ζήλος, όμως, έκανε την Αγία Ελήνη να αρχίσει έρευνες για την ανεύρεση του Τιμίου Σταυρού. Επάνω στο Γολγοθά υπήρχε ειδωλολατρικός ναός της θεάς Αφροδίτης, τον οποίο γκρέμισε και άρχισε τις ανασκαφές. Σε κάποιο σημείο, βρέθηκαν τρείς σταυροί. Η συγκίνηση υπήρξε μεγάλη, αλλά ποιός από τους τρείς ήταν του Κυρίου; Τότε ο επίσκοπος Ιεροσολύμων Μακάριος με αρκετούς ιερείς, αφού έκανε δέηση, άγγιξε στους σταυρούς το σώμα μιάς ευσεβεστάτης κυρίας που είχε πεθάνει. Όταν ήλθε η σειρά και άγγιξε τον τρίτο σταυρό, που ήταν πραγματικά του Κυρίου, η γυναίκα αμέσως αναστήθηκε. Η είδηση διαδόθηκε σαν αστραπή σε όλα τα μέρη της Ιερουσαλήμ. Πλήθη πιστών άρχισαν να συρρέουν για να αγγίξουν το τίμιο ξύλο. Επειδή, όμως, συνέβησαν πολλά δυστυχήματα από το συνωστισμό, ύψωσαν τον Τίμιο Σταυρό μέσα στο ναό σε μέρος υψηλό, για να μπορέσουν να τον δούν και να τον προσκυνήσουν όλοι. Αυτή, λοιπόν, την ύψωση καθιέρωσαν οι άγιοι Πατέρες, να γιορτάζουμε στις 14 Σεπτεμβρίου, για να μπορέσουμε κι εμέις να υψώσουμε μέσα στις ψυχές μας το Σταυρό του Κυρίου μας, που αποτελεί το κατ εξοχήν "όπλον κατά του διαβόλου".

18 ALTARBOY ROBES Please, won t you help us? 11!!! That s how many Altarboys there now are!!! Help them get new robes!!! Call the Church and make a donation today!!! (We need 20 robes in indexed sizes - We estimate each robe at approximately $200) FUNDRAISING OPPORTUNITY The Assumption can now benefit from YOU shopping at Up to 5% of your monthly spending will be automatically transferred to the Church. Worried about the cost of gas - Schnucks is at the Locust St. exit (2nd exit off I-74 in Iowa) - less than 4 miles away!!! Iowa has no tax on food - it s a wash!!! Call Fr. Jon and get signed up for an escrip card and begin shopping at Schnucks today!

19 OUR BIG FAT GREEK FESTIVAL On the Church Grounds of St. George in Rock Island Friday, Sept. 19 (4:00pm-11:00pm) Saturday, Sept. 20 (11:00am-11:00pm) Music by: Manolis Performances by: The Hellas Dancers Come and enjoy the delicious Greek foods and pastries and support our sister parish of St. George!!! HOSPITAL VISITATION Hospital Visitation is a ministry that we as Orthodox take very seriously, because it is at times when our fallen humanity is failing that we often times also experience spiritual weakness. Just a reminder, hospital visitations and visitation to our homebound parishioners are of utmost importance, but will only occur when the request comes from the family directly. Please respect this policy and also the Church and the Clergy. With pastoral love, Rev. Father Jon S. Boukis PROISTAMENOS Fr. Jon s Contact Numbers Church: (309) Home: (309)

20 WEBSITE Have you visited the Assumption Parish Website yet - Come and Check it out!!! We have had 920 visits to our website from 20 countries including Australia, Belarus, Canada, Ecuador, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Ivory Coast, Malaysia, Poland, Russian, Spain, Sweden, South Africa, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates and the Philippines!!! Church info@assumptionem.org Fr. Jon s FrJon@assumptionem.org

21 Agape News SPONSORSHIP Agape News Did you enjoy the 1 st year? It s time to renew your sponsorship for the 2008 Ecclesiastical Year!!! To keep this ministry alive, renew your sponsorship; or if you are not yet a sponsor, join the other 50 families and become a supporter. Your name will be listed each month for the entire Ecclesiastical Year (until September 1, 2009) on a special sponsors page. Enclosed is my sponsorship of $25. Please list the sponsor line as follows:

22 Agape News SPONSORS The Agape News is made possible by the generous support of the following parishioners: Fr. Jon, Presbytera Doreece and Vasilia Fr. Basil Papanikolaou Michael and Nancy Avgenackis Paul and Christine Bagatelas Family Theodore and Karen Bagatelas Andrew C. Boukis Ken and Packy Boukis Victor and Judy Cherevko Mary Giovanis Mike and Helen Haney Deno and Dr. Ann Kandis Family Mike and Terri Kandis George and Helen Kontos George and Sherry Kontos Alex, Diane and Jim Lamacki Thomas Lingris and Judy Larson Peter and Sue Lingris Roger, Georgia and Elianna Lovejoy Roger, Celia, Alex and Kristin Lubbers Michael and Roseanne Monn Spiro and Carol Pappaspiros Christ and Helen Petaros In Memory of Nickolaus Sluz John and Mary Velon For an annual donation of $25, your name could appear as a supporter of this invaluable ministry. Support is offered for the Ecclesiastical Year (beginning and ending September 1st).

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