PARISH OF ST. PETER AND ST. PAUL

Ecumenical Patriarchate

WELCOME

We are part of the worldwide Orthodox Church and our local members represent a diversity of languages and cultures including American, Australian, British, Bulgarian, Canadian, Cypriot, Dutch, Ethiopian, Finnish, French, Georgian, German, Greek, Irish, Japanese, Lebanese, Lithuanian, New Zealand, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, South African and Ukrainian.

The services are celebrated mainly in English, with some prayers in a Church Slavonic and Greek. Members of all Christian and other faith communities are most welcome to attend our services and everyone is encouraged to bring and share light refreshments after the Sunday Liturgy.

For service times, please see the notices further down the page.

NEWS & EVENTS

Notices about services and other news

SERVICES FROM
SEP TO DEC 2022

The Divine Liturgy will continue to be celebrated according to the normal pattern, on the second, fourth and fifth Sunday of the month with the Saturday Vigil celebrated once a month, as follows:

Thursday 1st September 2022: Beginning of Church year

Wednesday 7th September 2022: Vesperal Liturgy at 6.00 pm

Eve of the Feast of the Birth of the Mother of God

Saturday 10th September 2022: Vigil at 6.00 pm

Sunday 11th September 2022: Liturgy at 11.00 am
Prayers for the start of the School year

Sunday 25th September 2022: Liturgy at 11.00am

Saturday 8th October 2022: Vigil at 6.00 pm

Sunday 9th October 2022: Liturgy at 11.00 am

Sunday 23rd October 2022: Liturgy at 11.00 am

Sunday 30th October 2022: Liturgy at 11.00 am

Saturday 12th November 2022: Vigil at 6.00 pm

Sunday 13th November 2022: Liturgy at 11.00 am
Remembrance Sunday

Tuesday 15th November 2022: Beginning of Advent

Sunday 27th November 2022: Liturgy at 11.00 am

Saturday 10th December 2022: Vigil at 6.00 pm

Sunday 11th December 2022: Liturgy at 11.00 am

Saturday 24th December 2022: Christmas Liturgy at 6.00 pm

Sunday 25th December 2022: No service

With love in Christ,

Father Alexander, Father Ian, Father Stefan

and Deacon Stephen