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Holy Week and Pascha at St Vladimir's Seminary: The Greatest Learning

Resurrection icon svotsThe students and faculty of St Vladimir's Seminary enjoy a peaceful Bright Week vacation, after celebrating the joyful Feast of Feasts of the Resurrection of our Lord and a full and solemn Holy Week together. Learning intensifies at St Vladimir's Seminary during these most holy days of the year, even though all classes are suspended. Through out Holy Week students spend more than 35 hours in church singing, chanting, serving, praying, kneeling, prostrating, venerating, processing, repenting and celebrating. As the student body is immersed in worship, the theology from the classroom comes to life in the chapel and the deeper meanings are revealed.

Photographs from these beautiful services of Holy Week and Pascha are available.

Christ is Risen! Indeed He is Risen!

 
Archbishop Gregory falls asleep in the Lord

Fathers Alexander Schmemann and Gregory Afonsky His Eminence, Archbishop Gregory (Afonsky), Retired Archbishop of Sitka and Alaska, fell asleep in the Lord on Tuesday, April 15, 2008. Archbishop Gregory graduated from St Vladimir’s Seminary in 1965 and later that year was ordained to the diaconate and priesthood. He later returned to St Vladimir’s Seminary and graduated in 1970 with a Master of Theology degree. In 1973, he was elected Bishop of Sitka and Alaska where he faithfully served until 1995 when he retired due to failing health. Archbishop Gregory is the author of several books in Russian and English including Christ and the Church in Orthodox Teaching and Tradition, published by SVS Press.

Funeral Services for His Eminence will be celebrated at the nativity of the Holy Virgin Church, 316 Cassville Rd, Jackson, NJ on Friday, April 18 and Lazarus Saturday, April 19, 2008.

A fuller description about Archbishop Gregory’s life and funeral details are available at www.oca.org.

May Archbishop Gregory's memory be eternal!

 
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