Welcome to the Primatial Cathedral community which comes together on Sunday and Feast Days to hear the Word of God, to say our Common Prayers, and to give thanks to the Lord in the Holy Eucharist.
Sacraments are celebrated to bring us to the Divine Life and thanksgiving is offered.
On weekdays our Cathedral is a place of guided tours, private prayer, meditation, lighting of a candle, quiet reading of the Scripture, and appreciation of its beauty.
To learn about the history of the Cathedral click here. Click here to watch a short documentary on the Cathedral’s iconography.
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Service SCHEDULE
Friday, December 12 – Eve of Feast of St. Herman of Alaska
7:00 pm – Vigil (E,S)
Saturday, December 13 – Feast of St. Herman of Alaska
9:00 am – Divine Liturgy (E,S)
5:00 pm – Vigil (E,S)
Sunday, December 14
9:00 am – Divine Liturgy (E)
10:45 am – Divine Liturgy (S)
Friday, December 19 – Feast of St. Nicholas (OC)
9:00 am – Divine Liturgy (S)
Saturday, December 20
5:00 pm – Vigil (E,S)
Sunday, December 21
9:00 am – Divine Liturgy (E)
10:45 am – Divine Liturgy (S)
Wednesday, December 24 – Eve of Nativity of our Lord and God and Savior Jesus Christ
5:00 pm – Vigil (E,S)
Thursday, December 25 – Nativity of our Lord and God and Savior Jesus Christ
9:00 am – Divine Liturgy (E,S) followed by a Potluck Lunch
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candles
Aid For Ukraine
We continue to collect warm clothes, blankets, medicine and other needed items for the humanitarian effort in Ukraine. Please donate using our Amazon link. Thank you for your generosity!
Click the icon for this Sunday’s
Scripture readings.
Meditations of a Retired Priest
Blog by Fr. Ted Bobosh, a retired priest
of the Orthodox Church in America.
Prayer Requests
You can submit names for prayers for Living and Departed to be commemorated during the next service.
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Photo: Irakli Chikhladze