RELIGIOUS CALENDAR. Sunday, February 1, 2009 SUNDAY OF THE CANAANITE WOMAN Orthros 8:30 a.m. Divine Liturgy 10:00 a.m. Monday, February 2, 2009 PRESENTATION OF OUR LORD Orthros 8:45 a.m. Divine Liturgy 10:00 a.m. Sunday, February 8, 2009 SUNDAY OF THE PUBLICAN AND PHARISEE Orthros 8:30 a.m. Divine Liturgy 10:00 a.m. Sunday, Febuary 15, 2009 SUNDAY OF THE PRODIGAL SON Orthros 8:30 a.m. Divine Liturgy 10:00 a.m. Saturday, February 21, 2009 SATURDAY OF THE SOULS Orthros 8:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy 9:00 a.m. Sunday, February 22, 2009 MEATFARE SUNDAY Orthros 8:30 a.m. Divine Liturgy 10:00 a.m. Saturday, February 28, 2009 SATURDAY OF THE SOULS Orthros 8:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy 9:00 a.m. PROSFORO FEBRUARY 2/1 Eleni Bakas 2/2 Maria Bakas 2/8 Joanne Damianos 2/15 Georgia Dimopoulos 2/22 Stamata Doukas MARCH 3/1 Voula Kollintzas 3/8 Despina Kostouros 3/15 Vasilike Kostouros 3/22 Eugenia Kotsonis 3/25 Katina Kotsonis 3/29 Bessie Kouros PARISH REGISTRY FUNERAL-ZOE SE SAS! The Funeral Service was conducted for the repose of the soul of Voula Krichelas on January 3, 2009. May her memory be eternal! CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS The following parishioners are gratefully acknowledged for their generosity: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunbar, Mrs. Katina Callas, Mrs. Kathryn Reckas, Mrs. Susan Pappas Gregory, Mrs. Bertha Rumas, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Karabatsos, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Esfakis, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Palaiologos, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dimopoulos, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Samis, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sangalis, Mrs. Nancy Vrehas, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Baliki, Mr. John Katsoulis, Mr. Harry Psaltis, Mrs. Rose Angelou, Mr. and Mrs. George Dimopoulos, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Angelopoulos, Mrs. Katherine Nicolini, Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cappas, Mrs. Pauline Cleland, Ms. Rose Vlahos, Mrs. Eleni Bakas, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kouros, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stamos, Mrs. Vasliki Kostouros, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Kouros, Mr. and Mrs. Chris G. Kouros, Mr. Louis Gerodemos, Mr. and Mrs. George Stavropoulos, Mr. and Mrs. James Xerogiannis, Mr. and Mrs. John Moorman, Mr. and Mrs. George Bakas, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Makris, Mr. and Mrs. James Feges, Mr. and Mrs. John Madouros, Mr. and Mrs. George Boulazeris, Mr. and Mrs. Liakopoulos, Mr.anad Mrs. Larry Koutourides, Ms. Voula Phillips, Mr. John Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Panousis, Mrs. Evangelia Papachronis, Mrs. Catherine Tsiakopoulos, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dimopoulos, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kotsonis, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Mantis, Mr. and Mrs. Christos Doukas, Mrs. Katina Kostouros, Mrs. And Mrs. Frank Frauch, Mr. and Mrs. John Mantis, Mr. and Mrs. Sam A,. Cappas, Dr. and Mrs. George Bakris, Rev. and Presv. Constantine Aliferakis, Mr. James Golfis, Mr. and Mrs. John Panas, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Arges, Mr. Angelus
Stamos, Mr. and Mrs. Konstantinos Kottaras, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Panouses, Mr. and Mrs. John Tsakopoulos, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Karr, Mr. and Mrs. George Koutropoulos, Mr. and Mrs. Konstantios Kremmidas, Mr. and Mrs. Constantine Bousis, Drs. Trent and Athena Reed, Mr. Jim Lafakis, Mr. and Mrs. Vissarion Katopodis, Ms. Joan Kouros, Mr. and Mrs. Brad Shields, Mr. and Mrs. John Dresich, Mrs. Anastasia Koultourides, Mrs. Mena Bakas, Mrs. Archontia Karagianidis, Mrs. Maria Sklivas, Ms. Grace Ann Manous, Mrs. Mary Kutsugeras, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cavvouras, Ms. Estelle Katsoulis, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Gilliam, Mr. and Mrs. Zois Katopodis, Mr. and Mrs. George Nastav, Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Bakas, Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Nicolaou, Mrs. Helen Salatas, Mrs. Irene Tsakopoulos, Mr. and Mrs. Anastasios Ioakimidis and 8 Anonymous. THANK YOU We thank and add the following parishioners to our list of donors for the lovely Poinsettia plants which adorned our beautiful Church over the Holidays: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bakas 1 Master Efthimios Bakas 1 Mrs. Mena Bakas 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Marinakos 2 THANK YOU TO NOVEMBER, DECEMBER AND JANUARY COFFEE FELLOWSHIP SPONSORS: 11/2: The family of Gus Kottoras in celebration of his birthday 11/9: Helen Christopoulos in memory of her husband, John and son, Chris. 11/16: The family of James Manous in his memory 11/23: Dr. and Mrs. George Bakris in celebration of their 25 th Wedding Anniversary 11/30 Mr. and Mrs. Andreas Nicolaou in honor of Andreas and their grandson, Andreas nameday 12/7: Mrs. Helen Salatas in memory of her husband, Sam and the family of Christina Kounelis in her memory 12/15: St. George Sunday School Department 12/28 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dimopoulos in honor of their daughter, Anna s nameday and Sam s nameday 1/4: Mrs. Archontia Karagianidis in celebration of her grandchildren and greatgrandchild s birthdays and namedays 1/11: The family of Theofanis Kostouros in his memory. 1/18: Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Bakas and Mrs. Mena Bakas in honor of their son and grandson, Efthimios nameday and Peter s 50 th birthday. 1/25: St. George Greek School PTA in honor of the Three Hierarchs. Call the office today at 322-6165 and add your name to the list of coffee fellowship sponsors. There are openings in March, April and May. The cost is $100.00, which includes donuts, coffee, milk and juice. Church Organizations and Memorial Coffee Fellowship donations will have priority. On behalf of Father Constantine and the Parish Council, we thank Mr. Jim Tsokolas for his donation of the new American flag. 2009 PARISH COUNCIL Elections for new Parish Council members were held on January 18, 2009. Oath of Office will be administered as soon as possible pending verification by the Metropolis of Chicago. The Parish Council members for the 2009 year are: Mr. George Bakas, Mrs. Stafany Bakas, Mr. Pete Cappas, Mr. Andrew Esfakis, Mr. George Katsiris, Mr. Nektarios Kostouros, Mr. Larry Koultourides, Mr. Tom Kouros, Mr. John Marinakos, Mrs. Katherine Nicolini, Mr. John Panas, Mr. Harry Psaltis, Mr. George Sakelaris and Mr. Danny Tzotzos. We pray that our Lord will guide and
bless each and every one of them in the honor and responsibility that they have accepted as servants of the Lord, their Parish and its members. SUNDAY SCHOOL The Community of Saint George cordially invites all the Godparents of Saint George to join us for a special liturgy honoring all Godparents on Sunday, February 8, 2009. All Sunday School students are asked to be in Church with their respective godparent. There will be no Sunday School on Godparent Sunday. All students (grades 3 to 10) are to meet in the meeting room at 9:30 a.m. with Dr. Kerri Panagas to review and to prepare for the Divine Liturgy prior to going to church. All children are requested to ask their Godparent to join them in singing God s praises that morning. We ask the community of St. George to bake and bring sweets to enjoy during the coffee fellowship hour. The next Sunday School teacher s meeting will take place on Sunday, February 1 st at 12:30 p.m. in the meeting room. LADIES PHILOPTOCHOS SOCIETY The ladies had their annual Christmas Party on December 9 th at Andorra s Restaurant. Tom Kouros did an outstanding job as usual. The Ladies had a grab bag gift exchange and a good time was had by all. In December the ladies sent poinsettias to eight shut-ins. One boy s and one girl s name was selected from the Tri-Kappa need tree at the Walmart in Merrillville. Winter coats, hats and gloves were purchased for them. Thank you to all who supported the Ladies bread sales the Sunday before Christmas. A total of $760 was received from the sale. The Ladies Philoptochos Society would also like to thank all the Ladies who made Vasilopites for the Cutting of the Vasilopita Celebration on Sunday, January 18, 2009. The Ladies also thank our wonderful parishioners for their generous giving. The sum of $1,376 was collected. A check for $1,400 will be forwarded to St. Basil s Academy. VALENTINE S BREAKFAST The Ladies Philoptochos Society is hosting their annual Valentine s Breakfast Fundraiser on Sunday, February 22 nd at 12:00 p.m. Tickets MUST be purchased after services or by contacting chairperson, Helen Salatas at 924-2729. Call the church office for reservations by February 16 th. The cost is $7.00 for adults and $5.00 for children (8 and under). ALL ARE WELCOME!! NEXT MEETING: Will take place on Sunday, February 15, 2009 following the Coffee Fellowship. We welcome new members to take part in the busy new year. Under the leadership of our president, Mrs. Helen Salatas, many activities are being planned as in past years. 20 th ANNUAL ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM ORATORICAL FESTIVAL It is time to begin preparation for the Oratorical Festival in our Parish, which is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, March 1, 2009 after Divine Liturgy. Sunday School will be from 10:00 a.m.-11:05 a.m. At 11:10 a.m.-the end of Liturgy, all students are to report to the church. The Oratorical Festival offers our youth the unique opportunity to express their faith, to research Orthodoxy in a meaningful way, and to reinforce and exhort each other to remain faithful to Jesus Christ and His Church. For these reasons, all of our young people will prepare speeches, poems, essays or iconography this year, whether or not they ultimately choose to participate. In this way, we further one of the primary missions of the Festival, which is to help our children learn more about their faith. Therefore, we ask you as parents, to please support the efforts of the church and your child by encouraging them to participate in this year s St. John Chrysostom Oratorical Festival. Enthusiasm is contagious!! Please do your part to spread it throughout our parish and especially to our young people. We thank you for your cooperation, and doing your part to make this program a huge success. The Oratorical Festival is open for grades 1 st -12 th. Application deadline is Wednesday, February 25, 2009. Refreshments will be provided at the program.
We look forward to your child s presentation at the Oratorical Festival. ELEMENTARY DIVISION Speech must be 3 minutes long. Essay any length. Poetry must be a minimum of 5 lines. Iconography can be any size. **IN ALL DIVISIONS** ALL speeches, poetries, and essays must be typed and turned in by Wednesday, February 25. Topics for JUNIOR DIVISION Grades 7-9 1. In his First Baptismal Instruction (Ch. 44) St. John Chrysostom writes, You must act and deliberate in all things with the knowledge that He is everywhere with you. Discuss how a Christian can remain aware of the Presence of God in his or her life. 2. I grieve and am pained that all people do not know Paul as much as they ought to know him, writes St. John Chrysostom in his commentary on the epistle to the Romans. Discuss aspects of the life and ministry of St. Paul that show the importance and the need for the people of today to know St. Paul. 3. The ancient Greek word, agon or agonas was used to describe athletic activities. It was also employed by early Christians to describe the way a Christian should live. How does the effort to live a Christian life resemble an athletic activity? 4. St. John of Damascus wrote, What the book does for those who understand letters, the image does for the illiterate (Treatise 1, Against the iconoclasts). What is the proper relationship between the images one sees that the lifestyle one leads? 5. In November 1948, Archbishop Athenagoras of America was elected Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople and enthroned in January 1949. Who was Patriarch Athenagoras of Constantinople and what is his legacy to the Orthodox Church and Christianity? Topics for the SENIOR DIVISION (Grades 10-12) 1. All Scripture is inspired by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction and for training in righteousness: (2 Timothy 3:16). Discuss how reading the Bible regularly can benefit a Christian today. 2. Do you know that you are God s temple and that God s Spirit dwells in you? If any one destroys God s temple, God will destroy him. For God s temple is holy and that temple you are: (1 Corinthians 3:16). How do you translate these words of St. Paul into a lifestyle in view of society s obsession with totally different lifestyles? 3. Jesus said, It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God (Matthew 19:24). What is the appropriate attitude of a Christian towards money and wealth? 4. Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, in his recent book Encountering the Mystery, writes, [t]he freedom of God determines and defines the freedom of humanity (p.16). In what sense does the freedom of God determine and define the freedom of humanity, and what are the practical consequences of this connection? 5. I wait for the Lord, my soul waits, and in His word I put my hope (Psalm 130:5, LXX). In light of the entire text of Psalm 130, what is hope and for what do Christians hope? CONTENT FOR JR. DIVISION The length must be 3-4 minutes. A 15 second grace period will be given to speakers who run under or overtime. Penalties are one point lost of every five seconds beyond the 15-second grace period. CONTENT FOR SR. DIVISION The length must be 4-5 minutes. A 15 second grace period will be given to speakers who run under or overtime. Penalties are one point lost for every five seconds beyond the 15-second grace period. ESSAY RULES FOR JR. DIVISION A. State title on the front page of your essay. B. Print your name, address, city, state and zip code along with your Church s name and city on the back page of your essay. C. Choose your topic from among the current year s Oratorical Festival Topics. The topics may be found in the Jr. Division Speech Information packet.
D. Write approximately a 300 word (no less than 200) essay, which should be typed and double spaced. E. Plan your essay by researching the Orthodox perspective regarding your chosen topic. Research may be done by consulting you Bible and other Orthodox books and materials. The guidance of your Sunday Church School teachers and priest(s) may also be helpful F. Reflect on your personal experience that relate to the topic. G. All essays will be judged according to their content, organization, style, language, originality, presentation and clarity of purpose. ESSAY RULES FOR SR. DIVISION A. State title on the front page of your essay. B. Print your name, address, city, state and zip code along with your Church s name and city on the back page of your essay. C. Choose your topic from among the current year s Oratorical Festival Topics. The topics may be found in the Senior. Division Speech Information packet. D. Write approximately a 500 word (no less than 400) essay, which should be typed and double spaced. E. Plan your essay by researching the Orthodox perspective regarding your chosen topic. Research may be done by consulting you Bible and other Orthodox books and materials. The guidance of your Sunday Church School teachers and priest(s) may also be helpful F. Reflect on your personal experience that relate to the topic. G. All essays will be judged according to their content, organization, style, language, originality, presentation and clarity of purpose. ICONOGRAPHY RULES FOR JR. AND SR. DIVISION A. Minimum size of the icon 8x10 Maximum size 20x20 B. The Icon must be of either Jesus Christ, the Theotokos or a singular Saint of the Orthodox Church. No Feast Day or Multiple Figure icons will be judged. C. All icons will be judged for clarity, detail, authentic lines, Byzantine and/or Russian styles and Orthodox perspective. D. Please print you name, address, Parish and Parish city, which you represent on the back side of you icon. POETRY RULES FOR JR. DIVISION A. Minimum 8 lines Maximum 30 lines B. Must be based on Orthodox Theology. C. Poets may choose any form (sonnet, haiku, free style,, etc.) D. State title on the front page E. Print your name, address, city, state and zip code along with your Church s name and city on the back page of your poem. F. The criteria for which poems will be judged are: theologically sound, sincerity, imagery, originality choice of form, presentation and title. POETRY RULES FOR SR. DIVISON A. Minimum 12 lines Maximum 30 lines B. Must be based on Orthodox Theology. C. Poets may choose any form (sonnet, haiku, free style, etc.) D. Sate title on the front page. E. Print your name, address, city, state and zip code along with your Church s name and city on the back page of your poem. F. The criteria for which poems will be judged are: theologically sound, sincerity, imagery, originality, choice of form, presentation and title. GREEK SCHOOL P.T.A. Mark you calendars for Sunday, the 15 th of March! That is the date for this year s Greek Independence Day celebration. We are looking for donors for our annual raffle! It is our biggest fundraiser! Past prizes have been Kerasotes Theatre Tickets, DVD Players, MP3 Players, TV s, or anything else you think will sell tickets. In the past, we have had groups that pool their
money to donate something, or single contributors. The kids will be selling these tickets, so let s make it great! Last, but not least, we would like to thank Keria Vula for this year s Three Hierarchs Program held in church on Sunday, January 25 th. Thanks, also, to the parishioners who gave an offering for the special tray that was passed in support of our Plato Greek School. The Greek School P.T.A. JR. GOYA The NEXT meeting will be February 7, 2009 at 12:00 p.m. in the meeting room. We will be getting ready for our bake sale which will take place Sunday, February 8, 2009 after Divine Liturgy. Zoe Koultourides, the advisor of the Jr. GOYA is in need of help. Anyone interested in helping with the Jr. GOYA group, please contact Father Constantine. ADULT RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (A.R.E.) The parishioners who attend this group have as their goal to increase their knowledge and understanding of our precious Orthodox Christian Faith. This year, we are continuing to study the first book of Holy Scripture, the Book of Genesis. This is a Bible Study format. Each session begins with a Small Compline Service at 7:00 p.m. From 7:30-9:00 p.m., we continue with the Bible Study allowing for plenty of questions and answers. We will be meeting Monday, February 16 th and 23 rd. ALL ARE WELCOME!!! RELIGIOUS EDUCATION WINTER SEMINAR The parish family of the Greek Orthodox church of the Assumption Greek Orthodox Parish of Chicago will host the Metropolis of Chicago Annual Religious Education Sunday School Teacher s Winter Seminar. This year s speaker will be the Reverend Frank Marangos, Pastor of Holy Trinity Cathedral in New York, New York. Father Frank has served as the National Director of the Religious Education Office of our Holy Archdiocese of America. The Sunday School Teacher s Seminar will begin on Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m., and conclude at 2:00 pm.. Father William Chiganis, Pastor of Holy Apostles Church in Westchester, Illinois, serves as the Metropolis of Chicago Religious Education Chairman, and along with his Committee, invite all Sunday School teachers, aides and interested individuals to attend this Seminar on Saturday, February 7, 2009. For further information and reservations, please call the Assumption church at (773) 626-3114. The Church is located at 601 South Central Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60644. 75 TH ANNIVERSARY ALBUMS We have several anniversary albums left. If you would like to purchase an album, they are $50 each. Please contact the Church office at (219) 322-6165 or Harry Psaltis to purchase one. ΘΡΗΣΚΕΥΤΙΚΟ ΗΜΕΡΟΛΟΓΙΟΝ Κυριακη 1 Φεβρουαριου 2009 ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ ΙΖ ΜΑΤΘΑΙΟΥ (Χαναναιας) Ορθρος 8:30 π.µ. Θεια Λειτουργια 10:00 π.µ. ευτερα 2 Φεβρουαριου 2009 Η ΥΠΑΠΑΝΤΗ ΤΟΥ ΚΥΡΙΟΥ Ορθρος 8:45 π.µ. Θεια Λειτουργια 10:00 π.µ. Κυριακη 8 Φεβρουαριου 2009 ΤΕΛΩΝΟΥ & ΦΑΡΙΣΑΙΟΥ (Αρχη Τριωδιου) Ορθρος 8:30 π.µ. Θεια Λειτουργια 10:00 π.µ. Κυριακη 15 Φεβρουαριου 2009 ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ ΤΟΥ ΑΣΩΤΟΥ Ορθρος 8:30 π.µ. Θεια Λειτουργια 10:00 π.µ Σαββατου 21 Φεβρουαριου 2009 ΨΥΧΟΣΒΒΑΤΟΝ Ορθρος 8:00 π.µ Θεια Λειτουργια 9:00 π.µ. Κυριακη 22 Φεβρουαριου 2009 ΚΥΡΙΑΚΗ ΤΗΣ ΑΠΟΚΡΕΩ Ορθρος 8:30 π.µ. Θεια Λειτουργια 10:00 π.µ Σαββατου 28 Φεβρουαριου 2009 ΨΥΧΟΣΒΒΑΤΟΝ Ορθρος 8:00 π.µ Θεια Λειτουργια 9:00 π.µ.
ΠΡΟΣΦΟΡΑ ΦΕΒΡΟΥΑΡΙΟΥ 2/1 Ελενη Μπακα 2/2 Μαρια Μπακα 2/8 Ιωαννα αµιανου 2/15 Γεωργια ηµοπουλου 2/22 Σταµατα ουκα ΜΑΡΤΙΟΣ 3/1 Βουλα Κολλιντζα 3/8 εσποινα Κωστουρου 3/15 Βασιλικη Κωστουρου 3/22 Ευγενια Κοτσωνη 3/25 Κατινα Κοτσωνη 3/29 Βασιλικη Κουρου ΜΕΛΕΤΗ ΤΗΣ ΑΓΙΑΣ ΓΡΑΦΗΣ Λεει ο µεγαλος πατερας της εκκλησιας ο Αγιος Ιωαννης ο Χρυσοστοµος οτι µονο που κραταει κανεις η και διαβαζει την Αγια Γραφη καθαριζεται και αγιαζεται. Εαν και µελετα µε κατανοησει οι ευλογιες ειναι αµετρητες. Γινεσθε λοιπον τακτικοι συµµετοχοι στο ευλογηµενο κυκλο αυτο το οποιο συνεδριαζει Πεµπτη στις 7:00 µ.µ Για τον µηνα Φεβρουαριο σας περιµενουµε την 26η του µηνος. Αρχιζουµε µε την Παρακλησιν προς την Υπεραγια Θεοτοκον. Οταν ειναι Σαρακοστη τοτε συνεδριαζουµε µετα απο την Προηγιασ µενη Λειτουργια. Μελεταµε το Βιβλιο της Γενεσεως. Μην ξεχασετε την Παλαια ιαθηκη σας! βουν τα παιδια σας τη σηµαινει να εισαι Ορθοδοξος. Γι αυτο το ζητηµα χρειαζοµαστε την βοηθεια των γονεων. Εσεις πρεπει να µιλησετε µε τα παιδια σας να λαβουν κι αυτα ρολο µεσα στο Φεστιβαλ της Οµιλιας. Ελπι ζουµε µε την βοηθεια σας, να εχουµε ενα ωραιο προγραµµα. Σας ευχαριστουµε Το Κατηχητικο Σχολειο του Αγιου Γεωργιου Θα προσφερθουν αναψυκτικα στο τελος των οµιλιων. ΠΡΟΣΦΟΡΑ ΤΟΥ ΚΑΦΕ ΚΑΙ ΓΛΥΚΙΣΜΑΤΑ Καλουνται ολες οι οικογενιες της ενοριας µας να προσφερουν τον καφε µετα απο την Θεια Λειτουργια. Το κοστος ειναι 100 δολλα ρια και συµπεριλαµβανει τα ντονυτς, τον καφε, το γαλα και τον χυµο. Εαν λαβει µερος η καθε οικογενεια τοτες θα ειναι υπευθυνη η καθε οικογενεια καθε 2 µε 3 η 4 χρονια εξαρ τωντας ποσες οικογενειες θα συµµετασχουν. Αληθεια το να προσφερει µια οικογενεια τον καφε καθε τοσα χρονια δεν ειναι πολυ. Τηλε φωνειστε στο γραφειο να δηλωσετε ιδιαιτερα εαν πλησιαζει καποια ειδικη εορτη οπως ειναι µια επετειος, γενεθλια, ονοµαστικη εορτη, κτλ. Τα µνηµοσυνα θα εχουν προτεραι οτητα. Τι τιµη λοιπον να κερασει κανεις τους συνενοριτες του συµφωνα µε την ελληνικη µας παραδοση. ΦΕΣΤΙΒΑΛ ΟΜΙΛΙΑΣ Αγαπητοι Γονεις, Στης 1 Μαρτιου 2009 µετα την Θεια Λειτουργια, το Κατηχητικο Σχολειο θα παρου σιασει ενα οµορφο προγραµµα σχετικα για τη θρησκεια µας. Με την εντολη του Αρχιεπι σκοπου, τα παιδια της Εκκλησιας µας απ την Πρωτην µεχρι την δωδεκατην ταξι θα µιλη σουν για την θρησκεια. Αυτο το φεστιβαλ της οµιλιας ειναι ενα προγραµµα να καταλα