Saints Peter & Paul Greek Orthodox Church October 2013
Saints Peter & PaulGreek OrthodoxChurchOctober 2013
Saints Peter Paul Greek Orthodox Church1401 Wagner RoadGlenview, Il 60025Phone: (847) 729-2235 Fax: (847) gRev. Fr. James Dokos - PROISTAMENOS (frj@ssppglenview.org)Father Panagiotis Boznos, Presbyter (frp@ssppglenview.org)Sunday &Weekly ServicesMatins 8:15 amDivine Liturgy 9:30 amWinter Office Hours:Mon.-Thurs. 8:30am-4:30pmFri. 8:30am - 3:00pmOffice Administrator: Jeannine McIntyreOffice Assistant: Toula GarbisBookkeeper: Diane Bravos2013 PARISH COUNCILRev. Father James Dokos, PROISTAMENOSFather Panagiotis Boznos, PresbyterJim Gottreich, PresidentJames Santos, Vice PresidentSteve Koulogeorge, TreasurerDemete Papson, Assistant TreasurerTherese Speropoulos, Assistant TreasurerKeith Anderson, Recording SecretaryChristy Gouletas, Corresponding SecretaryChris AtsavesAthan DemakosFritz FreidingerGeorge KirieBo LaMotteJeff LanaghanMary Ann LangasNicholas MechalesGeorge NassosNick PaterakosStacy SennottPARISH MINISTRIESAgape Preschool: Renee Tzakis(847) 729-5814Altar Boys: Dr. Ted Saclarides, Elias PapadakisAthletics: Chris AtsavesBook & Icon Store: Pat NassosChoir Director: Therese SperopoulosChurch School Coordinators:Cynthia OlsonAngela SchmidtStacy SennottDynamis Group: Father James DokosGeorgia Photopulos Cancer Support Group:Bud Photopulos and Phyllis PerivolidisGreek School: Stella Theoharopoulos (847) 803-4792Men’s Bible Study: Father James DokosMorning Bible Study: Dr. Helen TheodoropoulosOPA: Fr. Panagiotis BoznosOrganist: Helen MarianoOutreach: Jim SantosPhiloptochos President: Pat NassosPROSPHORA: Calliope PrekezesStewardship: Chris AtsavesPASTORAL NOTEPlease telephone the Church office (847) 729-2235 during daytime hours for all spiritual emergencies. For eveningemergencies contact Fr. Jim at (312) 929-2268 or Fr. Panagiotis at (630) 664-2173. God bless you always!
PASTORAL MESSAGEDear Faithful:“BUILDING UP THE BODY OF CHRIST’We offer our prayers and respect to His Eminence MetropolitanIAKOVOS of Chicago as we observe and celebrate our Metropolitan’s Nameday on October 23rd. May His Eminence beblessed with many years of good health, joy and abundant love.Also, we extend our deep respect and Nameday Greetings to our Beloved ArchbishopDEMETRIOS, Primate of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America and HisGrace Bishop DEMETRIOS of Mokissos. Many years of good health and blessings!We embrace this Fall Season with the experience of Christian STEWARDSHIP.TIME, TALENT and TREASURE. Let’s fulfill our 2013 love offering to theParish Ministries and gift our 2014 Stewardship Promise for the support of God’swork in our Church community. Be mindful that “WE ARE FAMILY” and your support blesses all your Brothers and Sisters in Christ. God loves a Cheerful Giver!We believe that in Orthodoxy we have the Fullness of the Truth. We have the awesome responsibility and the great commission to share it with all people. All aspectsof our parish must be seen as Apostolic. As Orthodox stewards and faithful believersof Christ; we are called to incorporate the Christian mission in all aspects of our community life and personal lives. YOUR ACTIONS REFLECT YOUR LOVE OFGOD.Let us ALL go forth and serve the Lord with Joy, Peace and Christian Harmony.In His Vineyard,Rev. Fr. James DokosPROTOPRESBYTER
ASK Father JimQUESTION:QUESTION:People are having tough times financially theseI have noticed our Priest wearing many differentdays in society. What ways can the Church and Hercolored vestments. Is there a reason or traditionpeople offer to bring hope and some comfort?our Clergy follow? (Stefanos)(T.A.)ANSWER:Everything we see and hear in our Greek OrthodoxChurch has a meaning.Vestment colors are anANSWER:Ecclesiastical tradition as such.Read these words of St. John Chrysostom:Sacraments, Theophany and Feastday of the Lord.Gold/White for“Lift up and stretch out your hands, not toPurple for Lent and Holy Week. Blue for Feasts ofheaven, but to the poor; for if you stretch forth yourthe Virgin Mary. Red for Feasts of the Martyrs andhands to the poor, you have reached the summit ofPascha. White also for Funerals, Church Servicesheaven; but if you lift up your hands in prayer with-and Sacraments.out sharing with the poor, it is worth nothing. Everyfamily should have a room where Christ is welcomeQUESTION:in the person of the hungry and thirsty stranger.I ponder the thought of my mother who displaysThe poor are a greater temple than the sanctuary;her love for the Church always; but often does notthis altar, the poor, you can raise up anywhere, onlove those around her, especially her family. Whatany street, and offer liturgy at any hour.”am I to think? (Confused)Offering “HOSPITALITY” of love, care, friendshipand outreach is a Gift of life; especially those whoANSWER:suffer in their existence.It’s a fact no Orthodox Christian can manage toThe question is always asked What can thelove God without loving other people as well. ThisChurch do?Well, some news.YOU ARE THEseems true for us all. In the first Letter of SaintCHURCH! Give of yourself, your time, your re-John: “He who does not love his brother who hesources whatever they may be. Offer a cup of cof-has seen, cannot love God whom he has notfee, a meal, clothing offer your true concern andseen.”Christian Love and the Truth of Giving will be a real-(1 John 4:20) The love of others (family,friends, strangers) is an integral part of our love fority.God.Our Patriarchate, Holy Greek Orthodox ArchdioceseThink about this:and Holy Metropolis’ of America and our local Par-All love comes from God andfinds its ultimate fulfillment in God! The more weishes all outreach, but each of us are empowered tolove the more Christ is in our midst. Share withbe like Christ to serve and to comfort.your mom your true Christ-like love, nurture her,Try it, for when you outreach as a Church member you also do it for Christ. May you hear His Words ofWELL DONE – WELL DONE!embrace her and see her love grow for others justas a flower grows into a beautiful sweet-scentedgift from God. Indeed, it will take some work, sometime, some effort, but see the beautiful gardens it’s worth the effort. Love perfects all!
Parish Council NewsOn August 11 the newly-formed Parish Garden Club had its get-together meeting. Therewere about a dozen eager gardeners present discussing many ways to beautify the Churchgrounds. Our Chairman Nick Paterakos will be calling a planning meeting. If you are interested, you can sign up at the Outreach table after Church or contact me or Nick. Sounds likefun!Since I am writing this in late August, you will by now have experienced the “Liturgy at theFarm” and mini-fest and the Golf Outing. There are many things happening, so get involved.The Diocese will be holding its Clergy/Laity meeting in Sioux City, Iowa on October 2-5.Mary Ann Langas, Steve Koulogeorge and I will be attending as delegates representing thelaity from SS Peter and Paul, so wish us well. If you have any questions or suggestionsplease see one of us and we will carry your ideas to Iowa.Keep the date of November 24 open for the Fall Parish General Assembly.Fr. Panagiotis Boznos has been a wonderful addition to our Parish and we are glad he ishere.The passing of Jim Allans wasn’t posted anywhere so was not seen by most of us. Jim wasone of the founders of SS Peter and Paul, was a past-President and faithful contributor to allthat we did here. His obit, in the Iowa Gazette requests donations to SS Peter and Paulbuilding fund. Rest in peace Jim.Please keep the less fortunate and struggling in your prayers and your hands on your walletsto open them for busboys, the homeless, the Salvation Army or any others who are needy.Faithfully,Jim GottreichParish Council President jimgot@comcast.netNational Church Music Sundy.October 6thOur Archdiocesan Family honors all our Church Choirs for their love, talent,and Stewardship. Our Parish will honor our Choir with the “Blessing of theFive Loaves . ARTOCLASIA! We love and treasure you all!OFFER your 2013 STEWARDSHIP to supportour Parish Ministries and Community Life.TIME.TALENT.TREASURE!
Stewardship“Have we forgotten what Stewardship means?”Since October is “Stewardship Month” – after the beginning of the EcclesiasticalYear in September; the end of Summer Vacations; the beginning of Church School andwhen we, as a Parish family, kick-off next year’s Stewardship “Campaign” and remindourselves to complete our 2013 pledges, if we haven’t already done so – we are calledupon to ask ourselves: “How much should I pledge for my Annual Stewardship to theParish ?”Perhaps some of us have forgotten that our Parish decided decades ago to abandonthe concept of “dues” and embrace the Orthodox teaching of “stewardship”. Our forefathers and foremothers concluded that the answer to the question of how much to giverests within our own hearts; that giving to the Church should be “sacrificial”; and that theact of giving to the Church should not be viewed in terms of “how much does the Parishneed to meet its budget?” Rather instead, in terms of “How much can I give after takingcare of the needs of my family?”Those who came before us and established this Parish understood that financialStewardship giving is an act of gratitude to the Lord for all of the gifts we enjoy, and thatthis act of giving serves our spiritual growth rather than simply helping the Parish meetits budget. They recognized that an Orthodox Parish should support itself exclusivelyfrom the voluntary financial Stewardship of its Stewards. They decided that this Parishshould be known as a Parish that attempts to live by the teachings of the Church with respect (for example, to gambling) and other activities that detract from the Orthodoxteaching regarding Stewardship. Activities that enhance fellowship and community building must conform to the concept of stewardship, properly understood. As Rev. FatherPaul Wesche writes, in The Theology of Stewardship in Light of Orthodox Tradition(Light & Life Publishing, 1990):“It is imperative that we understand the theological and spiritual contextof stewardship for in fact, the concept of stewardship takes us to the heartof the Church’s mission and life. If we fail to understand our responsibilityas stewards, we fail to be the Church. Therefore, any “program” undertakenby the Church must be submitted to the judgment of the mission of theChurch and must be used in the service of Christian stewardship properlyunderstood.”Rather than looking to our existing budget our Stewardship goals should aimhigher – and should form the basis for growing our Parish Ministries to encompass all ofthe things that a Christian Parish should be doing for our own salvation and for that ofour neighbors. We need to expand and institute programs to “feed the hungry, clothe thenaked, visit the sick, and those in prison” and to obey the commandment of Pentecost to“bring the Gospel to all people”.
SACRAMENTS Wedding SacramentMichael and Theresa (Beeson) PetmezasSponsor: George PetmezasGOD’S LOVE AND JOY!ConfirmationThe servant of God Yong Sung Lee was confirmed into The Holy Orthodox Faithon September 14, 2013. Orthodox Sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. John Colis.Welcome into the Faith and Church Community! 40 Day Churching of Mother and Infant Alexandra, daughter of Lisa (Pasquesi) and Steve GianakopoulosWilliam, son of Lynn (Hohs) and Alex HatzikostantisParis, son of Kristin (Zubay) and Odiseas NinisNicholas, son of Michelle (Cazares) and Frank HoumpavlisGOD’S BLESSINGS ALWAYS!Welcome to our New Members:Yong Sung LeeProspect Heights, ILA. Thomas and Christy SkallasGlenview, ILDemitrios and Jennifer PagakisMorton Grove, ILGust and Angeline TomparyGlenview, ILJeannie Romas-DunnWilmette, ILGOD’S PEACE AND LOVE!CHURCH SCHOOLAttention parents! The Church School Open House will be Sunday, October27th, following Divine Liturgy. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet yourchildren's teachers and to find out what the class will be studying throughoutthe year. There will be two Open House sessions so that you can visit morethan one classroom. Please be prompt so that each session will run smoothlyand without interruption. The schedule for Nursery 3 through the 8th grade is:Session I--11:05-11:20 a.m., Session II--11:25-11:40 a.m. Please note that theHigh School Open House will take place at 11:45.
OPA,The Orthodox Parent AssociationPresents“Strengthening Your Marriage:How Our Orthodox FaithHelps Us Avoid Pitfalls”Tuesday, Oct. 15, 20137 p.m.Ss. Peter & Paul Greek Orthodox Church1401 Wagner Road, Glenview, IL 60025847-729-2235Guest SpeakerAry Christofidis, Ph.D.This informative and interactiveseminar will focus on:How Better communicationLeads to Better MarriageUnderstanding what TRUE Forgiveness really meansHow unresolved issues are likean anchor preventing aship from sailingThe Marriage at CanaAbout the Presenter: Dr. Ary Christofidis is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and the Director of the Orthodox Christian Counseling Institute in Park Ridge, IL(www.occiservices.org). He is a nationally recognized speaker on the topics of marriage and family life and has presented at clergy couples retreats, Family Synaxisseminars, professional conferences, and parish events.
Youth CornerSS. Peter & Paul Youth & Family MinistriesI would like to thank all those families and young members of SS. Peter & Paul whojoined us for the first meetings of our Youth and Family programs of the 2013-2014 year.It is wonderful to see such enthusiasm from the youngest members of Christ’s Church asthey gather together to grow in faith, fellowship, and love.On, Saturday, September 21st the families of our youth ministries gathered together fora cookout on the front lawn following the Annual Blessing of the Animals. Everyone metfor fellowship and to learn about the wonderful opportunities SS. Peter and Paul affordsthe younger members of our beloved parish.MinistriesHOPE: The Hope Group had its first meeting on September 16th. Itwas delightful to meet the next generation of youth and to be with them as they begin tofamiliarize themselves with some of the fundamental aspects of Orthodox worship, suchas making the Sign of the Cross, and kissing icons.Faith/Love/Joy: We have not yet met officially, but are very excited for our firstgathering on October 1st.Jr. G.O.Y.A.: The Jr. GOYA held their first meeting and laid the foundation for thedirection of the program, discussing and proposing future fellowship and outreach events.We had a great time using ice-breakers and playing games to establish and strengthen relationships with each other.GOYA: Our GOYA met for the first time and discussed ways to strengthen the program. We placed a strong emphasis on the importance of the Church during the teenageyears, and focused on taking ownership of both our own personal spiritual lives and theGOYA program as being central to a maturing faith in Christ.Upcoming Events:Please check the website and the Youth Facebook page for upcoming events and information. Fr. Panagiotis
PARISH NEWS“DYNAMIS”.2013 PROGRAMSSAVE THE DATE! OCTOBER 17th“Welcoming Lunch” (no cost) andGuest Speaker Kim Hand of theAvailable Senior Services of the Northshore“JOIN US”*Contact Church Office for Reservations! NOVEMBER 7th “OPERA IN FOCUS” Jeanette Macdonald andNelson Eddy - Details Forthcoming DECEMBER 5thDYNAMIS CHRISTMAS PARTY12:00noon-3:00 pm Wilmette Golf Course.Details ForthcomingFather Jim and Mrs. Gail Kachoyeanos will serve as Co-Directors; along withour Dedicated DYNAMIS Advisory Group Athena Ames, Georgia Bakakos,Marianne Blanas, Joan Rafel and Betty Smith.JOIN OUR FELLOWSHIP!***********************SS. Peter and Paul's Divorce Rebuilders Group is an Orthodox ministry thathas, for the last nine years, addressed the contemporary needs of our faithfuland allows them a Christian place to process the many aspects of the separation/divorce experience by offering instruction, guidance, encouragement andsupport. This year's sessions will begin this Fall at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, Elmhurst Illinois for six consecutive Mondays beginning onOctober 7th through November 11th from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Leader: MariaHarduvel Boyle, MA Counseling, Northwestern University. To enroll in thesesessionsand/orform o reinformationpleaseemail: mariaharduvel@aol.com. Please note as subject: Divorce Rebuilders. "There are many obstacles to be faced as we grow in our relationshipwith God, Yet, we are not meant to face these and other obstaclesalone." (Bound Together in Christ, 92-93)
Philoptochos Newsby Milly PappasPHILOPTOCHOS COMING EVENTSThursday, October 10, 2013POP INTO PINKSaints Peter and Paul Fellowship Hall - 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.Donation 35.00An event benefiting the American Cancer Society’s Breast Cancer Initiatives.A portion of the proceeds will provide free clinical programs, treatments andservices offered by the American Cancer Society for all cancer patients andtheir families.Hosted by Saints Peter and Paul Philoptochos. Chairladies: Tina Mantis, DenaPavopoulos, and Maryann Rasmussen. Also, chaired by Ascension of Our LordPhiloptochos, and Saint John the Baptist Philoptochos. See flyers on next pages.Tuesday, October 29, 2013Philoptochos General Meeting - 6:30 p.m.Shower for Baby Boznos - 7:30 p.m.Place: Fellowship HallTo All Philoptochos Members: Please join us for a baby showerHonoring Presbytera Nichole BoznosAn enjoyable evening is planned for all. More information to follow.Sunday, November 3, PHILOPTOCHOS SUNDAY. The first Sunday of November is setaside by all parishes of our Archdiocese to honor the members of the PhiloptochosSociety. Philoptochos will chair the Coffee Hour. Loukoumades will be served.Saturday, December 7, 2013 – CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND – HOLIDAY FAIRE.
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Coffee Connection:Connecting in Faith and FellowshipAn Educational Ministry open to all adultsSessions will focus on the theme“Understanding What We Believe:The Creedas an Expression of Our Faith”Come join us forcoffee and conversation!20132014September 22October 6 & 20November 10 & 24December 8January 12 & 26February 9 & 16March 16April 6May 4Meet in the youth room under the gymfollowing Holy Communionuntil 11:40 a.m.
James (Iakovos) the Apostle, brother of Our LordOctober 23According to some, this Saint was a son of Joseph the Betrothed, born of the wife that the latter had before hewas betrothed to the Ever-virgin. Hence he was the brother of the Lord, Who was also thought to be the son ofJoseph (Matt. 13: 55). But some say that he was a nephew of Joseph, and the son of his brother Cleopas, whowas also called Alphaeus and Mary his wife, who was the first cousin of the Theotokos. But even according tothis genealogy, he was still called, according to the idiom of the Scriptures, the Lord's brother because of theirkinship. This Iakovos is called the Less (Mark 15:4) by the Evangelists to distinguish him from Iakovos, theson of Zebedee, who was called the Great. He became the first Bishop of Jerusalem, elevated to this episcopalrank by the Apostles, according to Eusebius (Eccl. Hist., Book II: 23), and was called Obliah, that is, the Just,because of his great holiness and righteousness. Having ascended the crest of the Temple on the day of thePassover at the prompting of all, he bore testimony from there concerning his belief in Jesus, and he proclaimed with a great voice that Jesus sits at the right hand of the great power of God and shall come againupon the clouds of heaven. On hearing this testimony, many of those present cried, "Hosanna to the Son ofDavid." But the Scribes and Pharisees cried, "So, even the just one hath been led astray," and at the commandof Ananias the high priest, the Apostle was cast down headlong from thence, then was stoned, and while heprayed for his slayers, his head was crushed by the wooden club wielded by a certain scribe. The first of theCatholic (General) Epistles written to the Jews in the Diaspora who believed in Christ was written by thisIakovos.The Holy Great Martyr Demetrius the Myrrh-streamerOctober 26Saint Demetrius was a Thessalonian, a most pious son of pious and noble parents, and a teacher of the Faith ofChrist. When Maximian first came to Thessalonica in 290, he raised the Saint to the rank of Duke of Thessaly.But when it was discovered that the Saint was a Christian, he was arrested and kept bound in a bath-house.While the games were under way in the city, Maximian was a spectator there. A certain friend of his, a barbarian who was a notable wrestler, Lyaeus by name, waxing haughty because of the height and strength of hisbody, boasted in the stadium and challenged the citizens to a contest with him. All that fought with him weredefeated. Seeing this, a certain youth named Nestor, aquaintance of Demetrius', came to the Saint in the bathhouse and asked his blessing to fight Lyaeus single-handed. Receiving this blessing and sealing himself withthe sign of the precious Cross, he presented himself in the stadium, and said, "O God of Demetrius, help me!"and straightway he engaged Lyaeus in combat and smote him with a mortal blow to the heart, leaving the former boaster lifeless upon the earth. Maximian was sorely grieved over this, and when he learned who was thecause of this defeat, he commanded straightway and Demetrius was pierced with lances while he was yet inthe bath-house, As for Nestor, Maximian commanded that he be slain with his own sword.
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October 2013SUNDAYMONDAYTUESDAY110:00 amAgape Comeand See6:30 pm Faith,Love & JoyWEDNESDAY10:00 amAdult BibleStudy6:30 pmPhiloptochosBoardMeeting68:15 amMatins9:30 amDivine LiturgyChoir Appreciation Sunday7810:00 am AgapeCome and See4:30 pm6:30 pmGreek School GOYAMetropolisClergy-Laity7:00 pmHellenicChoralSociety7:00 pmCancerSupport1314158:15 amMatins9:30 amDivine LiturgyColumbus DayOffice Closed10:00 am AgapeCome and SeeCoffeeConnection Sacrament208:15 amMatins9:30 amDivine LiturgyCoffeeConnection278:15 amMatins9:30 amDivine LiturgyChurch SchoolOpen House219FAST DAY Confessions10:00 amAdult BibleStudy10:00 am AgapeCome and See4:30 pmGreek School7:00 pmHellenicChoralSociety6:30 pmGOYA282910:00 am AgapeCome and See16FAST DAY Confessions4FAST DAY4:30 pm GreekSchool59:30 amGreekSchool6:00 pm ApapeOpen House &Ice CreamSocial106:30 am Men’sBible Study11FAST DAYAgapeGrandparent’s Day129:30 amGreekSchool4:30 pm GreekSchool6:00 pmPhiloptochos“Power of Pink”176:30 amMen’s BibleStudy18FAST DAY12:00 pmDYNAMISLuncheon andSpeaker199:30 amGreekSchoolJr. GOYAGreatAmericaTrip4:30 pmGreek School23FAST DAY Confessions9:00 amSt. IAKOVOSDivine Liturgyat the Cathedralin Chicago10:00 am AdultBible Study30FAST DAY Confessions4:30 pmGreek School 6:30 pm10:00 amAdult BibleStudy7:00 pmHellenicChoralSociety10:30 amAgapeHarvestFestivalPhiloptochosGeneralMeeting andProgram6:30 am Men’sBible StudySATURDAY7:00 pm ParishCouncil ExecutiveMeeting7:00 pmO.P.A. Lecture223FRIDAYMetropolis Clergy-Laity - Sioux City, Iowa10:00 amAdult BibleStudy4:30 pmGreek School7:00 pmHellenicChoralSocietyFAST DAY Confessions2THURSDAY246:30 am Men’sBible Study25FAST DAY4:30 pm GreekSchoolMetropolitanIAKOVOSNameday Dinner7:00 pm ParishCouncil Meeting316:30 am Men’sBible Study4:30 pmGreek SchoolGreatVespers at St.Demetrios(Chicago/Elmhurst)269:00 amMatins9:30 amDivine Liturgyfor St.DemetriosPhiloptochosSt. DemetriosReception9:30 am GreekSchool
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Oct 09, 2013 · Saints Peter Paul Greek Orthodox Church 1401 Wagner Road Glenview, Il 60025 Phone: (847) 729-2235 Fax: (847) 729-6562 . (Stefanos) ANSWER: Everything we see and hear in our Greek Orthodox . In the first Letter of Saint John: “He who does not love his bro
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The Eastern Orthodox Church- ORTHODOX FAITH OR FAITHS? In Becoming Orthodox, Peter Gillquist asserts, “The Orthodox church miraculously carries today the same faith and life of the Church of the New Testament.” 6 The presupposition behind this statement is that the Orthodox church is a unified body that speaks with one voice.
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TARGET CONSOLIDATION CONTACT GROUP (TCCG) 4 June 2019 - 10:00 to 15:00 held at the premises of the European Central Bank, Sonnemannstraße 20, meeting room MB C2.04, on 2nd floor 1. Introductory Remarks The Chairperson of the Contact Group will welcome the participants and open the meeting introducing the Agenda. Outcome: The Chairperson welcomed the participants and briefly introduced the .
