On the day of Saint Apostle Akela and his wife Priscilla and the reverent Elyse, father Gavril served the Holy Divine Liturgy at the monastery of Saint Prohor Pchinski, on which many of the faithful people received the Holy Mysteries of Christ.

On the day of the Feast of Archangel Gabriel and reverent Sara of Egypt, there was a festive Divine Liturgy at the monastery of Saint Prohor Pchinski, on which the faithful people received the Body and the Blood of Christ.

In the name of the Father and Son and the Holy Spirit

In this holy Gospel, in the story when our Lord Jesus Christ came to Capernaum, it tells of two possessed people who met him and who sadly, had been possessed by the domination of the devil and were so evil, that […]

Today we celebrate the memory of Saint Kyriaki, Saint Thomas of Malea and Saint Akaky of the Ladder.

The MCWA is offering language classes in Macedonian for interested adults.

On the fourth week after Pentecost, the Church celebrates the memory of the 12 Apostles. In the monastery of Saint Prohor Pchinski in Donnybrook, the Holy Liturgy was served and the faithful received the Holy Mysteries of Christ.

A long time ago, our Lord Jesus Christ built His Church on the stone of the confessed faith of saint apostle Peter, and now He, Lord Jesus Christ, is building this Eparchy on the stone of your faith.

On the day of the first throned by honor, apostles Peter and Paul, in the monastery of saint Prohor Pchinski, the abbot father Gavril served holy Divine Liturgy, where the faithful people received the Mysteries of Christ.

…But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added onto you.

It is obvious that we are not fulfilling Lord’s words consigned upon us, because our eyes are darkened to see it, to see the gist of these words and to live it.

Holy Divine Liturgy has been served in the monastery of Saint Prohor Pchinski, in the memory of saint martyr Agrippina of Rome and all other saints that are celebrated on this day, and in the honour of the icon of Mother of God called Vladimirskaya.