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Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Metropolis of New Jersey
7004 Ridge Avenue & Mill Road, Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey
Holy Trinity Herald
January 2015
Description of Theophany
About the beginning of our Lord's thirtieth
year, John the Forerunner, who was some six
months older than Our Saviour according to the
flesh, and had lived in the wilderness since his
childhood, received a command from God and
came into the parts of the Jordan, preaching the
baptism of repentance unto the remission of sins.
Then our Saviour also came from Galilee to the
Jordan, and sought and received baptism though
He was the Master and John was but a servant.
Whereupon, there came to pass those marvellous
deeds, great and beyond nature: the Heavens were
opened, the Spirit descended in the form of a dove
upon Him that was being baptized and the voice
was heard from the Heavens hearing witness that
this was the beloved Son of God, now baptized as
a man (Matt. 3:13-17; Mark 1:9-11; Luke 3:1-22).
From these events the Divinity of the Lord
Jesus Christ and the great mystery of the Trinity
were demonstrated. It is also from this that the
present feast is called "Theophany," that is, the
divine manifestation, God's appearance among
men. On this venerable day the sacred mystery of
Christian baptism was inaugurated; henceforth
also began the saving preaching of the Kingdom
of the Heavens.
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CHURCH SERVICES
January 1, Thursday
Divine Liturgy 9:00 / 10:00 am
The Circumcision of Our Lord
1 Éávïõáñßïõ, ÐÝìðôç
Èåßá Ëåéôïõñãßá 9:00, 10:00 ðì
ÐåñéôïìÞò ôïõ Êõñßïõ / Áãßïõ Âáóéëåßïõ
5 Éávïõáñßïõ, ÄåõôÝñá
Ïñèñïò, ÌåãÜëåò Ùñåò, Èåßá Ëåéôïõñãßá
9:00 ðì
ÈÅÏÖÁÍÅÉÁ ÔÏÕ ÊÕÑÉÏÕ
January 5, Monday
Orthros, Great Hours, Vesperal Liturgy of St. Basil
Great Agiasmos, 9:00 am.
January 6, Tuesday
Orthros, Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom
and Great Agiasmos 9:00 am.
EPIPHANY OF OUR LORD
6 Éávïõáñßïõ, Ôñßôç
Ïñèñïò, Èåßá Ëåéôïõñãßá 9:00, 10:00 ðì:
ÈÅÏÖÁÍÅÉÁ ÔÏÕ ÊÕÑÉÏÕ
7 Éávïõáñßïõ, ÔåôÜñôç
Èåßá Ëåéôïõñãßá 9:00, 10:00 ðì
January 7, Wednesday
Divine Liturgy 9:00 / 10:00 am
St. John the Baptist
16 Éávïõáñßïõ, ÐáñáóêåõÞ ÂñÜäé
ÌÝãáò Åóðåñévüò óôï Vineland
Áãßïõ Áíôùíßïõ
January 16, Friday Evening
Great Vespers 7:00 pm., at Vineland
St. Anthony
17 Éávïõáñßïõ, ÓáââÜôïv
Èåßá Ëåéôïõñãßá 9:00, 10:00 ðì
Áãßïõ Áíôùíßïõ
January 17, Saturday
Divine Liturgy 9:00 / 10:00 am (here)
St. Anthony
20 Éávïõáñßïõ, Ôñßôç
Èåßá Ëåéôïõñãßá 9:00, 10:00 ðì
January 20, Tuesday
Divine Liturgy 9:00 / 10:00 am
St. Euthymios
27 Éávïõáñßïõ, Ôñßôç
Èåßá Ëåéôïõñãßá 9:00, 10:00 ðì
January 27, Tuesday
Divine Liturgy 9:00 / 10:00 am
Removal of the Relics of John Chrysostom
30 Éávïõáñßïõ, ÐáñáóêåõÞ
Èåßá Ëåéôïõñãßá 9:00, 10:00 ðì
January 30, Friday
Divine Liturgy 9:00 / 10:00 am
Synaxis of the Three Hierarchs
2 Öåâñïõáñßïõ, ÄåõôÝñá
Èåßá Ëåéôïõñãßá 9:00, 10:00 ðì
ÕÐÁÐÁÍÔÇÓ ÔÏÕ ÊÕÑÉÏÕ
February 2, Monday
Divine Liturgy 9:00 / 10:00 am
PRESENTATION OF OUR LORD
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Parish Council Update
The parish council held its final meeting of the year. I’d like to thank the members of the council for
all of their work and dedication during this past year. Beginning in January, the new council will
have the following members: Vicky Georges, Christ Georges, Michael Kent, Rami Nassar, Caitlin
Papastemelos, Walter Mularz, Nick Kafkalas Jr., Anthony Panetta, Athena Sacco, Haitham Dib,
Scott Salkeld, Jacqui Salkeld, Maria Lianidis, George Efstatos, and Brian Sacco. Our next meeting
will be on January 5th. At that meeting, the parish council will elect officers for the upcoming two
year term. There is much to do in the upcoming year. We especially are looking forward to working together as a community on the Church renewal projects.
Our Greek WinterFeast will take place on January 23rd, 24th, and 25th. Preparations are underway
and we look forward to everyone’s participation to make this event a success. We have some entertainment lined up for the event but we could use more. If you have a special talent – singing,
musical, dance, etc. and would like to participate then please contact me or any member of the parish council. Sights and Sounds takes place in March, so perhaps those who participate would be
willing to showcase their talents at the WinterFeast.
The ever popular Mardi Gras dinner dance will take place on February 7th.
We wish everyone a safe, healthy, and happy new year!
Brian Sacco,
Parish Council President
PATRIARCH JOHN X OF ANTIOCH VISITS ARCHDIOCESE
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PHILOPTOCHOS PAST PRESIDENT’S LUNCHEON
HONORING DEMI ZALMAN
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39 & SOMETHING CHRISTMAS PARTY
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39 & SOMETHING CHRISTMAS PARTY
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PHILOPTOCHOS CHRISTMAS PARTY
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ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES
Shoprite Gift Cards
The Philoptochos is selling Shoprite Gift
Cards and would appreciate your support.
For every $100.00 dollars we sell, we get
$5.00. Cards are available in $50
increments. Demi Zalman, our
chairperson, will be at church on Sundays
after the service with the cards for anyone
to buy. Write your check to "Holy Trinity
Philoptochos" or use cash. If you do not
see Demi in church any Philoptochos
sister will be able to help you find out who
has the cards that day.
We are excited to announce a new way to give
your Business or Service a face in our church
community. We are opening up the opportunity
to advertise your place of business in our
church bulletins. The most important aspect of
this opportunity is that not only will it enhance
and promote your business
but ALL of the money collected for advertising
will go to the church.
We are confident that this advertising opportunity will improve the exposure and revenues
of your business. If you have an interest in obtaining more details we encourage you to speak
to Athena Sacco
[email protected] or 609-653-6775) or
any other parish council member.
We thank you in advance for
your participation and support.
As the needs of our community are rising,
the Philoptochos is hoping that this
initiative will provide added funds to help
meet our ever-growing charitable requests.
Please consider buying these cards and
help us raise money to help others.
PARISH WEB SITE
Our new web site has now been activated.
www.holytrinityeggharbor.com
Please visit the site often for
updated information.
Group leaders should submit their group’s
information to the church office ASAP so
that all the tabs can be activated.
Scheduling Meetings
and Events
In order to avoid scheduling
conflicts all parish ministries
and organizations must call
the church office to schedule
all meetings and events.
Phone Directory
for Holy Trinity
The church phone number is:
609-653-8092
The extensions are:
Father George: #12
Church Office: #16
TLC Front Desk: #13
Fellowship Hall Kitchen: #28
Commercial Kitchen: #29
LET US KNOW YOUR EMAIL
SO YOU CAN BE
UP-TO-DATE ON
THE LATEST NEWS
AT HOLY TRINITY
SEND YOUR EMAIL TO:
[email protected]
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PARISH NEWS
BIBLE STUDY
PARISH REGISTRY
Our Bible Study group will meet on Tuesday, January 20th &
27th at 7:00 pm. There is no Bible Study on the 6th or 13th.
All parishioners are strongly encouraged to share in this
wonderful experience.
BAPTISM: On November 25th, Jana Ona Petranova
daughter of Martin & Vaiva Petranov was baptized. Her
Godmother is Eugenia Kramvis. We pray that Jana enjoys a
life of spiritual growth, joy, and blessedness.
FUNERAL: On December 3rd funeral services were held for
Antonios Georgiou, husband of Olga Georgiou. May our Lord
grant him eternal rest and peace in his heavenly kingdom.
STEWARDSHIP UPDATE
All parishioners are reminded to send in their 2014
stewardship cards and/or pledges, even if this means sending
them in during the beginning of January. We thank the 176
families who have sent in their stewardship cards for the year
2014. Stewardship packets for the year 2015 will be available
in early January. Let us strive to give more generously than
last year so that we can continue to strengthen this wonderful
program.
COME RECEIVE THE LIGHT PROGRAM
If anyone is interested in donating $50 a week or $200 a
month so that the Come Receive the Light program can stay
on the air, please contact the church office or Demi Zalman.
VASILOPITA CELEBRATION
On Sunday, January 4th, we will have the annual cutting of
the Vasilopita as we ask God to bless each and every one of
us during the upcoming year.
PHILOPTOCHOS MEETING
There will be a Philoptochos meeting on Sunday, January
18th, immediately following the Divine Liturgy.
RECEIVING HOLY COMMUNION
Gamblers Anonymous will be meeting on Tuesday nights
from 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm at the church.
Holy Communion is offered to those baptized Orthodox
Christians who have prepared themselves for the reception of
the Sacrament by prayer and fasting. Blessed Bread is
available for all our visitors at the very end of the Divine
Liturgy.
GREEK SCHOOL
COFFEE HOUR
GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS
If you would like to host the coffee hour on a Sunday please
call or email Faten Dib. (609-226-2691 or
[email protected]) . If you are hosting the coffee hour
please make sure that all products are nut free. We have
children with severe nut allergies. Thank you!
There will be no Greek School during Christmas break.
Classes resume on Monday, January 5th.
PARISH COUNCIL
There will be a Parish council meeting on Monday,
January 5th at 6:00 pm
NAR-ANON FAMILY GROUP MEETING
GREEK WINTER FEAST
Our 5th annual Greek Winter feast will be held January 23rd,
24th & 25th. Please see Brian Sacco to volunteer.
THREE HIERARCHS / GREEK LETTERS PROGRAM
On Sunday, January 25th, our Greek School students will
present the parish with a program in commemoration of the
Three Hierarchs and Greek Letters. This program will take
place immediately after the Divine Liturgy.
The Nar-Anon Family Groups are a worldwide fellowship for
those affected by friend or family member’s drug addiction.
As a Twelve-Step Program, they offer help by sharing
experience, strength, and hope in a safe and anonymous
forum. If you are or know someone who is impacted by
someone else’s drug addition, please let them know about this
meeting. Meetings are held every Thursday at 6:30pm.
WEB PAGES FOR ORTHODOX BOOKS & RADIO
REGIONAL THREE HIERARCHS PROGRAM
A Regional Three Hierarchs Program will be held on
Saturday evening, January 31st at St. Thomas in Cherry Hill.
More details to follow as they become available
HOUSE BLESSINGS
Those who would like to have their homes blessed should
call Lisa Mitoulis at 653-8092 ext. 5 to set up a convenient
time. (After January 5th).
Conciliar Press: www.conciliarpress.com
Light & Life: www.light-n-life.com
Holy Cross Press: www.holycrossbookstore.com
St. Vladimir’s Press: www.svspress.com
The link for Ancient Faith Radio and Ancient Faith Talk:
http://ancientfaith.com/
GODPARENTS SUNDAY
It is not too early to contact your Godparents or Godchildren
in order to remind them that our annual Godparents Sunday
will take place on February 1st. We hope to have lots of
Godparents and Godchildren worshipping in church that day.
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J A N U A R Y 2 015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1
Divine
Liturgy
9:00am
10:00am
The
Circumcision of
Our Lord
4
Divine
Liturgy
8:15 am
9:30 am
Vasilopita
Sunday
GOYA mtg.
5
Orthros
Great
Hours,
Vesperal
Liturgy of
St. Basil &
Great Agiasmos
9:00 am
6
Orthros
DL of
St. John
Chrysostom &
Great Agiasmos
9:00 am
7
Divine
Liturgy
9:00am
10:00am
St. John the
Baptist
Greek School
8
Friday
2
Saturday
3
GOYA Ski Trip
9
10
Gym Rental
PB&J Club
5:30-7:00 pm
Greek School
11
Divine
Liturgy
8:15 am
9:30 am
Philoptochos
Mtg.
Greek School
Parish Council
Mtg. 6:00 pm
No Bible Study
12
13
Greek School
Greek School
Modern Greek
7:30
Gym Rental
14
15
16
Greek School
Greek School
Plateia Night
6:00-7:00
Biblical Greek
7:30
No Bible Study
18
Divine
Liturgy
8:15 am
9:30 am
Philoptochos
Open House
Sunday School
Teachers Mtg.
19
20
Divine
Liturgy
9:00am
10:00am
St. Euthymios
17
Divine
Liturgy
9:00am
10:00am
St. Anthony
F.H. Rental
Vespers
Vineland
21
22
23
24
Greek School
Modern Greek
7:30
Winter Food
Festival
Winter Food
Festival
28
29
30
31
Greek School
Greek School
Bible Study 7:00
25
Divine
Liturgy
8:15 am
9:30 am
26
Greek Letters
Program
27
Divine
Liturgy
9:00am
10:00am
Removal of the
Relics of John
Chrysostom
Greek School
Winter Food
Festival
Divine
Liturgy
9:00am
10:00am
Synaxis of the
Three Hierarchs
Greek School
Greek School
JOY
Bowling
Bible Study 7:00
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Greek Letters
Program
In Cherry Hill
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Plateia Night
One or two hours per week of Greek School is not enough. Add to the task of learning the language the fact
that there are games, songs, dances and foods which round-out the Greek experience we would like the kids
exposed to, and it seems impossible to make any meaningful progress. So, we will continue a Plateia Night ('a
night in village square'), where many of these things are learned by young visitors to Greece.
It is open to all students and their parents, and will feature a variety of activities, with the goal of giving the
kids a venue to use some of the Greek they are learning. We will do songs, games, cartoons, dances, and may
even have some Greek sweets. Ask the children what they have enjoyed
the most over the last few years of Greek School, and your answer will likely
include some of the extra-curricular things.
January’s Plateia night will be on Thursday, January 15th from 6:00 to
7:00 pm.
MODERN GREEK
Many people have lamented missed opportunities to learn the Greek language. Others often want to learn, but
have no recourse but to use little more than Rosetta Stone. Still others have children learning the language,
and would like to keep pace with them. This course is designed for anyone and everyone in those categories;
specifically those with little or no experience with Greek.
We will be starting from 'alpha;' a total beginner's course. Our objective is to be increasingly able to speak,
write and read.
There is currently no textbook required. Please see the monthly Herald and weekly newsletter for the upcoming
days that this class is offered.
BIBLICAL GREEK
Have you ever looked at the Liturgy books in church, and wondered what was written on the Greek pages on the
left? Or tried listening to the choir, chanters or gospel, only to tune out the Greek parts? Most of us have and do.
To better understand the Greek used in church and the Bible, there will be a Biblical Greek class offered at
church. The goal of the class is to focus on the language used, and not the content/message (we have Bible Study
for that).
Koine /kee NEE/. This form of Greek is not only the language of the New Testament, the Church Fathers and
most of the Divine, it was widely spoken by Greeks and non-Greeks alike throughout the Greek and Roman
worlds; the lingua franca of its day.
The hope is to demystify this Greek, and to make more accessible both the language and , through it, the church
experience. The class will be taught under the assumption that students know little to nothing of Greek (though
all are welcome).
Please see the monthly Herald and weekly newsletter for the upcoming days that this class is offered.
For more information, please contact:
George Plamantouras– Teacher: 609-573-5592
Lisa Mitoulis – Parish Administrator: 609-653-8092, ext. 5
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THE CHRISTMAS SHOW
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THE CHRISTMAS SHOW
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THE CHRISTMAS SHOW
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How to Host the Coffee Hour
SAVE THE DATE!
Mardi Gras
Dance
Saturday
February 7, 2015
More information
Coming soon!
Requirements: Desserts, Milk 1 gallon, Orange Juice
Set up in coffee room:
1. Prepare coffee urn with # of cups and amount of water.
Instructions are pasted inside the door of one of the cabinets.
Switch on the coffee.
2. Place coffee cups, plates napkins, forks, spoons on the
counter and milk jugs, basket of sugars. Everything is in the
drawers.
3. Take out the money box and place it on the counter.
After coffee is served: Please clean up everything. Empty
urn and clean. Count money.
Place in envelope marked
PHILOPTOCHOS COFFEE HOUR,
DATE, NAME OF VOLUNTEER AND AMOUNT.
Money is either given to Niki Burlotos or slipped under the
Father George's office door.
Donuts can be picked up free at Minos if you call at 6pm on
Saturday evening to request donuts to be put aside. Minos
opens at 7.00am on Sunday, pick up any time after that.
Coffee hour need not be an elaborate affair. It is NOT a
competition as to who serves the best spread. Some ladies
love to bake, others do not have the time.
We are thankful to anyone who volunteers just to host a
simple coffee hour.
St. Stephen the Deacon Service Project
Volunteer Opportunity
Join the PB&J Club!
Come One, Come All!
Help us make peanut butter and jelly
Sandwiches for Sister Jean’s Kitchen.
Come to the church’s commercial kitchen on
Thursday, January 8th
5:30 pm.
RSVP to Georgia Psilopoulos at [email protected]
Donations of peanut butter and jam are appreciated.
Pizza will be served!
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Philoptochos Sponsored Coat Drive
We are also collecting NEW packaged socks and underwear
(for men and PLUS size for women)
We are collecting through mid– January.
All donations will go to the Atlantic City Rescue Mission.
Drop off boxes will be placed in hallways
of our church and community center.
For information please contact:
Linda Haviland at 609-652-7817
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Basil the Great
Archbishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia
Saint Basil the Great was born about the end
of the year 329 in Caesarea of Cappadocia, to a
family renowned for their learning and holiness.
His parents' names were Basil and Emily. His
mother Emily (commemorated July 19) and his
grandmother Macrina (Jan. 14) are Saints of the
Church, together with all his brothers and sisters:
Macrina, his elder sister (July 19), Gregory of
Nyssa (Jan. to), Peter of Sebastia (Jan. 9), and
Naucratius. Basil studied in Constantnople under
the sophist Libanius, then in Athens, where also he
formed a friendship with the young Gregory, a
fellow Cappadocian, later called "the Theologian."
Through the good influence of his sister Macrina
(see July 19), he chose to embrace the ascetical life,
abandoning his worldly career. He visited the
monks in Egypt, in Palestine, in Syria, and in
Mesopotamia, and upon returning to Caesarea, he
departed to a hermitage on the Iris River in Pontus,
not far from Annesi, where his mother and his sister
Macrina were already treading the path of the
ascetical life; here he also wrote his ascetical
homilies.
About the year 370, when the bishop of his
country reposed, he was elected to succeed to his
throne and was entrusted with the Church of Christ,
which he tended for eight years, living in voluntary
poverty and strict asceticism, having no other care
than to defend holy Orthodoxy as a worthy
successor of the Apostles. The Emperor Valens,
and Modestus, the Eparch of the East, who were of
one mind with the Arians, tried with threats of exile
and of torments to bend the Saint to their own
confession, because he was the bastion of
Orthodoxy in all Cappadocia, and preserved it from
heresy when Arianism was at its strongest. But he
set all their malice at nought, and in his willingness
to give himself up to every suffering for the sake of
the Faith, showed himself to be a martyr by
volition. Modestus, amazed at Basil's fearlessness
in his presence, said that no one had ever so spoken
to him. "Perhaps," answered the Saint, "you have
never met a bishop before." The Emperor Valens
himself was almost won over by Basil's dignity and
wisdom. When Valens' son fell gravely sick, he
asked Saint Basil to pray for him. The Saint
promised that his son would be restated if Valens
agreed to have him baptized by the Orthodox;
Valens agreed, Basil prayed. the son was restored.
But afterwards the Emperor had him baptized by
Arians, and the child died soon after. Later, Valens,
persuaded by his counsellors, decided to send the
Saint into exile because he would not accept the
Arians into communion; but his pen broke when he
was signing the edict of banishment. He tried a
second time and a third, but the same thing
happened, so that the Emperor was filled with
dread, and tore up the document, and Basil was not
banished. The truly great Basil, spent with extreme
ascetical practices and continual labours, at the
helm of the church, departed to the Lord on the 1st
of January, in 379. at the age of 49.
His writings are replete with wisdom and
erudition, and rich these gifts he set forth the
doctrines concerning the mysteries both of the
creation and of the Holy Trinity. Because of the
majesty and keenness of his eloquence, he is
honoured as "the revealer of heavenly things" and
"the Great."
Saint Basil is also celebrated on January 30th
with Saint Gregory the Theologian and Saint John
Chrysostom.
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HOLY TRINITY GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
7004 Ridge Avenue, Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 769, Northfield, NJ 08225
Phone: 609-653-8092
Fax: 609-653-0375
PARISH PRIEST
Father George Liacopulos 609- 653-3107
Priest Emeritus: Father Demetrios Constantelos 927-5383
PARISH COUNCIL
President: Brian Sacco 609-412-2305
Vice President: Yianni Kyriakou
Treasurer: Anthony Panetta
Recording Secretary: Caitlin Papastamelos
Haitham Dib, Christ Georges, Vicky Georges,
Nick Kafkalas Jr., Nick Karpathios, Michael Kent, Joseph
Martin, Walter Mularz, Rami Nassar, George Pappadopoulos, Athena Sacco
OUTREACH MINISTER
Eugenia Kramvis 609-344-2967
PHILOPTOCHOS
President: Georgia Psilopoulos 609-287-3179
Vice President: Elaine Thanasoulis 609-927-4502
Treasurer: Nikki Burlotos 609-457-1356
Recording Secretary: Donna Efstatos 609-641-6542
Corresponding Secretary: Athena Sacco 609-653-6775
SUNDAY SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Athena Coste 609-391-9838
Kelly Kyriakou 609-677-0003
CHANTER
Pavlos Kafetzis 609-485-0648
CHOIR DIRECTOR
Presv. Voula Liacopulos 609-653-3107
Greek School
George Plamantouras 609-573-5592
STEWARDSHIP COMMITTEE
Caitlin Papastamelos
CHILD CARE COMMITTEE
President: Michael Kent 609-927-2320
BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE
Dorrie Papademetriou, Walter Mularz, Athena Sacco
DANCE GROUPS
Vicky Georges 609-345-2487 (Sr. Group)
BASKETBALL
Boys: Anthony Panetta
Girls: George Efstatos
39 AND SOMETHING GROUP
Father George Liacopulos
609-653-3107
FESTIVAL CHAIRPERSON
GOYA
President: John Liacopulos 609-350-9637
Advisors: Kelly Kyriakou 609-677-0003
Lia Bairaktaris
Faten Dib
Donna Efstatos
JOY /HOPE ADVISORS
Antonia Ballias 609-513-4063
Katerina Christakos 609-576-6767
Yianni Kyriakou 609-677-0003
ST STEPHEN THE DEACON SERVICE PROJECT
Athena Coste 609-391-9838
AUDITING COMMITTEE
Faten Dib, Nick Mamalou & Richard Haviland
PARISH AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
Richard & Linda Haviland
ARCHIVES
Eleni Stamelos
Holy Trinity Herald Deadline is the 21st of each month.
Please submit all copy or photos to Lisa Mitoulis at 653-0719 or [email protected]
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HTH
Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church
P.O.Box 769
Northfield, NJ 08225
UPCOMING EVENTS
January 6:
January 23-25:
January 25:
January 30:
January 31:
February 1:
February 7:
February 23:
March 22:
March 25:
March 29:
April 12:
May 2:
June 4-7:
Epiphany
Greek Winter Feast
Greek Letters Program
JOY Bowling
Regional Greek Letters Program
Godparents Sunday
Mardi Gras Dance
Lent Begins
Greek Independence Day Parade
Annunciation of the Theotokos
Greek Independence Day Program
Resurrection
Ocean City Block Party
Greek Festival
One is your teacher, the Christ.
Matthew 23:10
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