All Saints of North America Orthodox Church · Phoenix, Arizona

Orthodox Church on the west side of Phoenix Arizona including Sun City, Surprise, Peoria, Glendale, Litchfield Park, Buckeye, Tonopah, and more

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Upcoming Classes and Seminars at ASONA

August 20, 2022 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

This fall, we will be holding several classes and seminars designed to help you advance in the spiritual life, train  your children, and serve the Church. If you have interest in any of these, please inform Fr. John by September 1st. Thanks! The "Spouse" Class Date and Time TBD by interest For those looking to become future husbands and wives. Life lessons, questions and answers from a successful Orthodox Christian married couple What will we talk about? Dating, Courting, Marriage, Finances, Being Happy (!), Intimacy, Sex, and what questions you have. [/one-half] [cl] … [Read more...]

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, August 21, 2022

August 20, 2022 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, August 14, 2022

August 11, 2022 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

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Need a Reason for Embracing Orthodoxy?

August 4, 2022 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

by Abbot Tryphon One of the most powerful reasons for embracing Orthodoxy is to be found in the Church’s insistence that she holds to the evangelical and apostolic doctrine of the Ancient Church. In an age when everything is up for change, there is a certain security and stability when one institution (the Church) stands firm in her Apostolic Authority, and refuses to allow popular culture or political correctness to influence her rightful role as hospital for the soul. “It is not lawful to differ even by a single word from the evangelical and apostolic doctrine, or to think otherwise than as the blessed Apostles and our fathers learned and taught concerning the Holy Scriptures," (Saint … [Read more...]

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, August 7, 2022

August 3, 2022 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

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Historic Visit of Bishop James of Sonora to Arizona’s Satellite Missions

August 1, 2022 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

During the week of the feast of Ss. Peter and Paul, his grace, James, Bishop of Sonora visited Arizona and made an historic tour of the state's northern satellite missions.  Beginning at ASONA/Christ the Savior Church in Youngtown, AZ, Bishop James celebrated the hierarchical liturgy on the feast of Ss. Peter and Paul with the local clergy and laity. Celebrants were Fr. Christopher Horsley, Fr. John A. Peck, and Dcn. Joseph Peck.  Once Liturgy was done, His Grace immediately began the journey to Show Low in the White Mountains, where was welcomed with parish girls throwing flower petals before his path up to, and into, the church building.  Fr. Michael and Mka. Georgia Vallecillo with … [Read more...]

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Conservative Vs. Liberal Clergy?

July 29, 2022 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

by Fr. Geoffrey Korz A well-known and esteemed American priest recently spoke on the topic of the use of appropriate terminology for describing Orthodox clergy, both priests and bishops. Since many issues from secular society present themselves in the life of the Church, it has also become common to use secular labels (all too familiar in political discourse) to describe views expressed by the clergy. This priest was pointing out, quite wisely, that while it is certainly appropriate and necessary for the Church and Her clergy to speak to many political issues which face Orthodox faithful, the political labels of “conservative” and “liberal” do not in fact have any meaning in the Orthodox … [Read more...]

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, July 31, 2022

July 28, 2022 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

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“Tomorrow, My Children…” by Elder Athanasios Mitilanios

July 25, 2022 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

Tomorrow, my children, you do not know what laws will be enacted—in a few years who knows what kind of laws will be passed? There might be laws which will make it illegal for us to go to Church. What will we do then? Will we start to take into account the laws of the state when the impinge upon our faith? Do not forget the martyrs, most importantly the ones who were soldiers, who fought on behalf of the Emperor. Whenever the Emperor’s decrees impinged upon their faith they said: “The first in order is the Heavenly King, and then the earthly.” [...] That is why I am telling you always to be ready and on guard, for we do not know what tomorrow will bring. I will only tell you this, the … [Read more...]

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Weekly Bulletin for Sunday, July 24, 2022

July 21, 2022 By Fr. John Peck [edit]

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All Saints of North America Orthodox Church

18700 N. 107th Ave Unit#5
Sun City, AZ 85373

(928) 910-2186

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