Please find below the sound files from the weekend of the Publican & Pharisee. Sadly something happened to the Vigil file. That is too bad - the choir that evening was really quite wonderful. Also, the sermon is a little quiet in the beginning. It gets better after four minutes or so. Safest plan? If you are able come to the Divine Services! :) Then if the sound equipment fails you will still get the full effect of the service! All are welcome here!
Please find sound files from the All English cycle for February 2016. This month the feast on which this cycle fell as that of St. Parthenius, and you will hear his canon and other hymnography when you listen to the files. The next All English cycle is set for March 25-26.
Please find below the sound files from the feast of the Meeting of the Lord. Thankfully Fr. Gregory's computer has been convinced that it should indeed work with sound and video files. Thus, we hope before Great Lent begins to catch up on what we have missed in the last few weeks. We thank everyone for their patience!
We hope that you have noticed that we are trying to get the Sunday service posted by Monday morning as a rule. Unfortunately this week Fr. Gregory's computer has decided that it does not want to deal with sound files. We are certain that we can eventually convince the computer to play nicely, but until then please enjoy the other sound files found on our sound blog.
Please find the sound files from this week's weekend services at the links below. This was Zacchaeus Sunday - the Sunday before we begin the Lenten Triodion. This is a very important Sunday for us as it helps us focus on repentance. And you will hear about that in the sermon. Please join us soon at St. Vladimir's!
Please find the sound files below from the Sunday of the New Martyrs of Russia at St. Vladimir's. We hope you enjoy this small offering and that you will join us in person on via our live stream soon!
Please find the sound files for the Divine Services of Sunday, January 31 at the link below. This was also the feast of Sts. Athanasius and Cyril, Archbishops of Alexandria and their icon is found on the right of this post. Congratulations to all with the feast!