This Sunday, we are blessed to celebrate Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit comes to rest upon the Disciples, and on the entire Church. The Book of Acts tells us that it was about nine in the morning during the Jewish harvest festival of Shavuot, which falls 50 days after the Passover, and so the pilgrims were going to the Temple to pray, and to make offerings. There is a special similarity between the celebration of Shavuot and our Pentecost, because many Jewish sources also observe the festival as the commemoration of when God gave the law to Moses on Mount Sinai. Therefore, on both feast days, the inspiration of God comes to rest upon mankind.
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St. Stephen's Camp has a rich tradition, dating back to the 1980's, and is grounded on the principals of living a true Orthodox lifestyle with twice daily liturgical services, opportunities for reflection, community living and meals, athletics, arts & crafts, and nightly social activities.
This conference is open to all, including teachers of Sunday Catechism, Adult Religious educators, parents and grandparents of catechism students, Parish Team Ministry leaders, and Clergy. All sessions will be offered both live and virtually. For more information on the July 25th session, contact Gerry Clonaris at 704.574.6179 or Dr. Thomas Copulos at 561.706.3562 regarding August 1st.
This conference is open to all, including teachers of Sunday Catechism, Adult Religious educators, parents and grandparents of catechism students, Parish Team Ministry leaders, and Clergy. All sessions will be offered both live and virtually. For more information on the July 25th session, contact Gerry Clonaris at 704.574.6179 or Dr. Thomas Copulos at 561.706.3562 regarding August 1st.
This year’s retreat will center on faith-based tools and strategies to support caregivers in their
work with patients—and their families—facing serious or terminal illness and dementia. A key
component of the retreat will be fostering fellowship and community among Orthodox medical
professionals, creating space for shared reflection, mutual support, and spiritual connection.
On Wednesday, May 20, 2026, we had the Graduation Ceremony of the Cathedral's Greek Afternoon School. The students recited poems and songs and received the school's Certificates. His Eminence Metropolitan Sevastianos gave the Indicative Certificates to our students. Have a nice summer!
On Saturday, April 11th & Sunday, April 12th, His Eminence Metropolitan Sevastianos of Atlanta celebrated the Holy Resurrection with the community of Holy Trinity Cathedral in Charlotte, NC. Click here for a selection of photos.