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Why the Holy Church proclaims “Anathema”

March 8, 2025 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

By Sergei V. Bulgakov The terrible word anathema, by which the Holy Church punishes those who betray the right belief, means excommunication and exile from the society of believers, cutting off from the spiritual and mystical body of Christ, deprivation of all spiritual rights which the faithful children of the Church are used to. To be cut off from the Church means to lose everything that the Heavenly Father through the incarnation of His Only-begotten Son and that were granted to us through faith in Him, to lose the grace of baptism and adoption by God the Father, the seal of the gift of the Holy Spirit, by which we were signed in the Sacrament of Chrismation; to lose the most heavenly … [Read more...]

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On the Procession of the Triumph of Orthodoxy

March 6, 2025 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

The Sunday of the Triumph of Orthodoxy is celebrated on the first Sunday of Great Lent. It is the celebration of the victory of the iconodules over the iconoclasts by the decision of the Seventh Ecumenical Council. Therefore, the service is to commemorate the restoration of icons for use in services and private devotional life of Christians. Services usually include a procession of icons around the Church. Orthodox Parishes, Monasteries, Cathedrals, and Chapels all over the world will be celebrating this important feast, and will be doing their own processions, just as we will. We at ASONA will be keeping this tradition and having the annual Procession of Icons after Divine Liturgy. … [Read more...]

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, March 2, 2025

February 26, 2025 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

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2025 Liturgical Practicum Held in Phoenix, AZ

February 18, 2025 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

With the blessing of His Eminence, Archbishop Kyrill, a “Liturgical Practicum” was convened from 13-17 February 2025 (President’s Day Weekend) in Phoenix, AZ. Sponsored by the Western American Diocese Liturgical Committe, GreatMartyr Euphemia Orthodox Theological Academy, and All Saints of North America Orthodox Church, the practicum went for 5 solid days. The first day was a day dedicated to subdiaconal service and training, especially for hierarchical liturgy celebration. In addition to liturgical praxis, and many informative Q&A sessions following each liturgical service (all of which were livestreamed along with the practicum), there were Academic sessions which covered at a … [Read more...]

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, February 23, 2025

February 18, 2025 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, February 16, 2025

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, February 9, 2025

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday February 2, 2025

January 30, 2025 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, January 26, 2025

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Why Does the Church Repeatedly Bless Water?

January 23, 2025 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

The Baptism of The Lord The Lord came to the Jordan and was baptized of John not because he was in need of that cleansing, but so that He might fulfill all that was attributable to human nature, which He had assumed, and to show that He had a true body and that he truly was an actual man. He did not want to transgress the law, and so answered: For thus it becometh us to fulfill all righteousness (Math. 3:15). It was for this reason that He entered into the waters of Baptism. But in so doing, He gave them incomparably more than He could receive from them, for he was in need of nothing. For with His light He illuminated those very waters, and gave them a certain special power by which those … [Read more...]

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18700 N. 107th Ave Unit#5
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(928) 910-2186

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