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Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia to Lecture in Washington, DC & New Jersey February 9-17
Thursday, 04 February 2010 05:22
Note! Due to a blizzard, the talk by Metropolitan Kallistos at Epiphany of Our Lord Church, Annandale, VA, scheduled for Thursday evening, is postponed until Sunday evening.
The Epiphany schedule of events for this Sunday evening will be:
5:00pm - Forgiveness Vespers
6:30pm - Reception
7:30pm - Talk by Metropolitan Kallistos
The venue for the reception and Metropolitan's talk is TBD. That is, the reception and talk may be in the church hall and church, rather than the parish center. People will be directed to the right venue upon arrival, if not announced beforehand.
Note! The prayer service, reception and Ecumenism Lecture by Metropolitan Kallistos at The Catholic University of America scheduled for Tuesday, February 9, has been postponed one week until Tuesday, February 16 because of weather conditions in Washington, DC. The same schedule -- prayer at 4:30, reception at 5:30, lecture at 6:30 -- will be followed starting in the Chapel in Caldwell Hall. Please pass the word to anyone who was planning to attend.
Fairfax, Virginia – February 1, 2010. Metropolitan Kallistos of Diokleia (Timothy Ware) will be visiting the US East Coast for a series of free lectures open to the public during the week of February 9-17, 2010. The topics of his lectures will begin with the Orthodox-Catholic Dialoge at Catholic University in Washington, and then cover various spiritual subjects at local parish churches in preparation for Lent, which both Catholics and Orthodox will begin during his visit. The schedule of lectures is listed below:Tuesday, February 9
“An Insider’s View: Catholic-Orthodox Dialogue Today”
Caldwell Auditorium, The Catholic University of America
400 Michigan Avenue, NE, Washington, DC
4:30 pm – Prayer Service
5:30 pm – Reception
6:30 pm – Lecture Wednesday, February 10
“Athens and Jerusalem: Hellenic Paideia and the Greek Fathers”
Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church
30 Malvern Avenue, Richmond, VA
6:30 pm – Refreshments
7:00 pm – Lecture
Thursday, February 11
“Lent: Our Personal Journey”
Epiphany of Our Lord Byzantine Catholic Church
3410 Woodburn Road, Annandale, VA
6:30 pm – Reception
7:30 pm – Lecture
Friday, February 12
“Salvation in Christ: the Meaning of the Cross”
St. Katherine’s Greek Orthodox Church
3149 Glen Carlyn Road, Falls Church, VA
6:00 pm – Reception
7:00 pm – Lecture
Saturday, February 13
“Our Transfiguration in Christ: The Message of the Philokalia”
St. Mark’s Orthodox
7124 River Road, Bethesda, MD
12:30 pm – Lecture 1
1:30 pm – Lecture 2
2:30 pm – Lecture 3
5:00 pm – Great Vespers
Sunday, February 14
Divine Liturgy and Homily
St. Mark’s Orthodox
7124 River Road, Bethesda, MD
9:30 am – Divine Liturgy
Monday, February 15
“Lent: Our Personal Journey”
St. Barbara Greek Orthodox Church
2200 Church Road, Toms River, NJ
6:00 pm – Great Compline
7:30 pm – Refreshments and Lecture
Wednesday, February 17
“The Trinity: Heart of Our Life”
St. George’s Greek, 7701 Bradley Blvd, Bethesda, MD
6:00 pm – Presanctified Liturgy
7:00 pm – Refreshments
8:00 pm – Lecture
Metropolitan Kallistos is retired Spaulding Lecturer in Eastern Christianity at Oxford University and author of several books including The Orthodox Church, The Orthodox Way and The Inner Kingdom. He is Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Thyateria and Great Britain of the Greek Orthodox Church, Ecumenical Patriarchate, Co-chair of the International Anglican-Orthodox Dialogue and a member of the International Catholic-Orthodox Dialogue. He is also co-founder and regular speaker at the Orientale Lumen Conferences in Washington and around the world.
Call 703-691-8862 for more information, or each venue. Books and CD/DVD recordings by Metropolitan Kallistos will be available at all the lectures. Recordings of each lecture will be available at a future date from www.oltv.tv.
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O Lord Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son, enlighten the minds and hearts of those blinded to the truth that life begins at conception so that they may see that the pre-born in the womb is already adorned with Your image and likeness. Enable us to guard, cherish and protect the lives of all those who are unable to care for themselves. For You are the Bestower of Life, bringing each man from non-being into being, sealing each with your divine and infinite love and we glorify you together with Your Father, Who is without beginning, and your all-holy, good, and life-creating Spirit, now and ever, and to the ages of ages. Amen.
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