| Saints Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church A Parish of the Moscow Patriarchate Archpriest Basil Micek, Pastor 1897-2009 112 years |
Welcome to Saints Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church website. Saints
Peter and Paul is located in Scranton Pennsylvania. We are under the
jurisdiction of the Moscow Patriarchate and the part of the Atlantic States
Deanery. We hope that our website provides you with a good description of
our parish and answers any questions you may have. Please contact us with
any comments or questions.
Thank you for visiting Saints Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church.
Peter and Paul is located in Scranton Pennsylvania. We are under the
jurisdiction of the Moscow Patriarchate and the part of the Atlantic States
Deanery. We hope that our website provides you with a good description of
our parish and answers any questions you may have. Please contact us with
any comments or questions.
Thank you for visiting Saints Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church.
Archpriest
Basil Micek
Pastor
Saints Peter
and Paul
Russian
Orthodox
Church
Basil Micek
Pastor
Saints Peter
and Paul
Russian
Orthodox
Church
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His Grace Iov,
Bishop of Kashira,
Acting
Administrator of the
Patriarchal Parishes
in the USA
Bishop of Kashira,
Acting
Administrator of the
Patriarchal Parishes
in the USA
| Saints Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church Website: July 2009 Sponsored by: Maryann Capwell For the Salvation of: John and Barbara Togher |
| Our Great Lord and Father Kirill, The Most Holy Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia. |
Welcome
The Orthodox Church is the church founded by our Lord Jesus Christ and
through which He continues to bestow His blessings and grace upon
mankind. ‘Orthodoxy’ means ‘right belief’ or ‘correct glory’–-the Orthodox
Church has faithfully preserved those traditions and teachings handed down
from Jesus Christ to His Apostles to their successors from generation to
generation. This care for the traditions of our fathers is motivated by love
and fidelity to the truth and Divine origin of our faith.
through which He continues to bestow His blessings and grace upon
mankind. ‘Orthodoxy’ means ‘right belief’ or ‘correct glory’–-the Orthodox
Church has faithfully preserved those traditions and teachings handed down
from Jesus Christ to His Apostles to their successors from generation to
generation. This care for the traditions of our fathers is motivated by love
and fidelity to the truth and Divine origin of our faith.
The Russian Orthodox Church commemorates All
Saints of Pskov on the Third Sunday after Pentecost.
Saints of Pskov on the Third Sunday after Pentecost.
