Events

Major Feasts

The Three Great Feasts

Feast of the Nativity
January 7, 2027

Feast of the Nativity (Christmas)

Celebrating the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ in Bethlehem.

Feast of the Resurrection
May 2, 2027

Feast of the Resurrection (Easter)

The greatest feast of the Church, celebrating Christ's victory over death.

Feast of the Apostles
July 12, 2026

Feast of the Apostles

Commemorating the martyrdom of Saints Peter and Paul.

Liturgical Calendar

Upcoming Events & Feast Days

A full calendar of liturgical celebrations, community gatherings, and parish events.

JUL12
Feast of the Apostles
Solemn Divine Liturgy celebrating Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles of Christ. Preceded by the Apostles' Fast.
Main Church Annual Minor Feast
AUG6
Feast of the Holy Transfiguration
Commemoration of the Transfiguration of Our Lord Jesus Christ on Mount Tabor. A joyful liturgy with special hymns of light, followed by a parish gathering.
Main Church Annual Minor Feast
AUG22
Feast of the Assumption of St. Mary
Celebrating the assumption of the body of the Virgin Mary, closing her two-week fast, followed by a parish luncheon gathering.
Main Church Annual Minor Feast
SEP11
Coptic New Year (Nayrouz)
The beginning of the Coptic calendar year, honoring the martyrs of the Church.
Main Church Annual Church Occasion
SEP14
Feast of the Holy Cross
The Feast of the Universal Exaltation of the Holy Cross — one of the twelve Great Feasts of the Church. Solemn Liturgy with the veneration of the Holy Cross by the faithful.
Main Church Annual Great Feast
OCT3
Church Anniversary Banquet
Join us in celebrating another blessed year for our parish family, with a festive banquet, a ceremony honoring long-time servants, and words of gratitude from our clergy.
Parish Hall Ticketed Event Church Occasion
JAN7
Feast of the Nativity of Our Lord (Christmas)
The glorious celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. Special Liturgy with Christmas carols, a children's nativity presentation, and a festive reception following the service.
Main Church Annual Great Feast