ASSUMPTION GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH

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1 ASSUMPTION GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH

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3 Dear Parishioners of our Beloved Assumption, Χριστός Ανέστη!!! Christ is Risen!!! Together we celebrate our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ s victory over death! His crucifixion and resurrection have freed us from the consequences of our fallen human nature and He is among us now as we approach the Blessed Great and Holy Feast of Pentecost! Going forward in life we must realize that the greatest of all debts has been lifted from our shoulders - the generational debt that could not be repaid except through Christ s victory over death. He has loosened us from our bonds; He has given us true pursuit of eternal happiness; He has given us life and hope! Let these Holy days not be routine. Let us not accept the status quo. Each of us must examine our life in the context of what He has given us, and in return offer back to him the appropriate gifts of thanksgiving and love which is nothing less than our whole life! May the Grace of our Lord Jesus Christ and the Love of God the Father and the Communion of the Holy Spirit be with you all!!! Worshipping His 3 rd Day Blessed Resurrection, I remain, In His Service, Rev. Father Jon Boukis PROISTAMENOS

4 All children with cumulative attendance of 80% or better have hit the mark and will be listed monthly in the Agape News. Congratulations to: Vasilia Boukis Daniel Dounoulis Evan Dounoulis Lydia Dounoulis Naina Ninan Honoring the Achievements of Our Children!!! Attendance awards and Graduation Recognition will take place following the Divine Liturgy on May 18 th. RUMMAGE SALE It s never too early to donate to the rummage sale. We have made space in the garage to store your clean, gently used treasures until August. Please bring them in a closed box so they can be stacked in the garage. You may bring them on Sundays. Leave them in your car and you can unload them into the garage during coffee hour. Do You know of anyone in our parish graduating from High School or College? Please let us know so that we may properly recognize our graduates. Next Philoptochos Meetings are Sunday, May 18 th and June 1 st.

5 Icon Wreaths 1st Salutations - Offered by Orion Naco for the Health of his family 2nd Salutations - Offered by Saki Padazopoulos for the Health of his family 3rd Salutations - Offered by the Constantinou Family in Memory of Arthur, Rita, Anastasios and Georgia 4th Salutations - Offered by Mike and Terri Kandis in Memory of Frances Kandis Akathist Hymn - Offered by Chris Panouses for the Health of his mother, Kathy Panouses Saturday of Lazarus - Offered by the Constantinou Family in Memory of Arthur, Rita, Anastasios and Georgia Palm Sunday - Offered by the Staken Family in Memory of Eudoxios Spiridonos Palm Sunday Bridegroom - Offered by Pete and Arlene Gust in Memory of Michael and Metaxia Gust Holy Monday Bridegroom - Offered by Celia Lubbers for the Health of the Lubbers Family Holy Tuesday Bridegroom - Offered by the Constantinou Family in Memory of Arthur, Rita, Anastasios and Georgia Holy Wednesday Last Supper - Offered by Ludmilla Cherevko in Memory of Nickolaus, Halina, Andrei and Nickolaus Wreath for Holy Cross - Offered by Dennis and Pam Collier in Memory of Lee and Alyce Dokolas Holy Friday Apocathelosis - Offered by Derek and Sophia Anderson for the Health of their family Holy Friday Crucifixion - Offered by Roseanne Monn in Memory of her nephew, Tony Argeros Holy Saturday - Offered by Roseanne Monn in Memory of her husband, Michael Resurrection - Offered by Dennis and Pam Collier for the Health of their family Resurrection (Round) - Offered by Litsa and Tom Gregory for the Health of their family Daffodils (Holy Cross Sunday) - Offered by Loretta Yigas in Memory of her husband, John N. Yigas Palms for Palm Sunday - Offered by Jim Jannes in Memory of his parents, Chris and Anastasia Jannes Holy Unction Supplies - Offered by George and Georgia Eleftheropoulos for the Health of their family Gardenias for Epitaphion - Offered by Lynn Boukis for the health of her nieces, Vasilia Boukis and Vasilea Gaudio, and her nephew, Joseph Steven Gaudio Bay Leaves - Offered by Steve and Vaso Boukis in Memory of their son, Jimmy

6 Pascha Eggs - Offered by Jim Jannes in Memory of his parents, Chris and Anastasia Jannes Ribbon and Tulle for Eggs - Offered by Litsa and Tom Gregory in Memory of our husband and father, Pete Gregory Resurrection Meal - Offered by Saki Padazopoulos for the Health of his family Candles for the Holy Cross - Offered by Chris and Helen Petaros in Memory of their daughter, Kathy Petaros Stamatis Resurrection Priest Candle - Offered by Steve and Vaso Boukis for the Health of Father Jon, Presbytera Doreece and Vasilia Boukis Candy and Plastic Eggs - Offered by Fr. Jon and Presbytera Doreece Boukis in Memory of Jimmy Boukis, Darlene Kotonski and Irvin Spencer Rose Petals for Flower Girls - Offered by Loretta Yigas in Memory of her husband, John N. Yigas Epitaphios Flowers offered by the Parish Council: Offered by Orest Akulow in Memory of his mother, Haline Akulow Offered by Dennis Collier for the Health of Florence Collier Offered by Cathy Diakogeorgiou for the Health and Well Being of the Parish Offered by Paris Fotos for the Health of his family Offered by Michael Haney in Memory of Arthur and Rita Mihalopoulos Offered by Matthew Miller in Memory of John and Catherine Stopoulos Offered by John Stopoulos for the Health of the Stopoulos Family Easter Lilies Offered by Kulla Anggeloplos in Memory of her brother, Christ Panousis Offered by Woldegabriel Baynesagn for the Health of his family Offered by Ludmilla Cherevko in Memory of Haline Akulow Offered by the Chirackal Family in Memory of George and Kunjamma Offered by Angie Dokolas for the Health of her mother, Katherine Moraetes Offered by the Dounoulis Family in Memory of David VanHorn Offered by George and Georgia Eleftheropoulos for the Health of their family Offered by John and Elaine Eleftheropoulos for the Health of their family Offered by Nicholas and Susan Fotiadis in Memory of Mary Ann Fotiadis Offered by Gus and Toula Fotos for the Health of their family Offered by Lambros Fotos for the Health of his family Offered by Deno and Ann Kandis and Family in Memory of William and Frances Kandis Offered by Deno and Ann Kandis and Family in Memory of Gus and Catherine Kandis Offered by Terry Kotrogiannis for his continued good health Offered by Tom and Georgia Kouris in Memory of their parents and grandparents

7 Offered by Darlene Lingris in Memory of her husband, John Lingris Offered by Pete and Sue Lingris for the Health of their family Offered by Leroy Marquith for the Health of his Family Offered by Chris and Susan Mekus in Memory of his parents, Chuck and Dinna Offered by Roseanne Monn in Memory of Clarence Monn Offered by the Nikolopoulos Family in Memory of Kulis Korovilas Offered by the Nikolopoulos Family for the Health of their family Offered by Daphne Olvera in Memory of her mother, Helen Panouses Offered by Katherine Panouses in Memory of her husband, Pete Panouses Offered by Chris Panouses for the Health of his mother, Katherine Panouses Offered by Chris and Helen Petaros in Memory of their daughter, Kathy Petaros Stamatis Offered by Scott and Georgia Photiades for the Health of their families Offered by Louis and Toula Poulimas for the Health of their family Offered by Steve and Nancy Pyevich in Memory of Danica and Todor Pyevich Offered by Soc Spurgetis of the Health of his family Offered by Paraskevi Stamatoukos for the Health of her family Offered by Bill & Tracey Theofilis and Family in Memory of Panayiota Theofilis Offered by Chris Theofilis in Memory of his mother, Panayiota Theofilis 1 st Paris Fotos 2 nd Cathy Diakogeorgiou 8 th Dean Papanikolaou 9 th Kulla Anggeloplos 11 th Joseph Olvera 13 th Gus Fotos 20 th Sholly Ninan 21 st John Arvanitis 21 st Connor Maess 22 nd Erica Melchin 23 rd Nicholas Fotiadis 26 th Lambros Fotos 27 th John Dokolas 27 th Vanessa Scudder 29 th Karen Bagatelas 30 th Angela Minas 31 st Biju Ninan Just a few Saints (Namedays) commemorated in May... 7 th St. Cyril of Jerusalem 8 th St. John the Theologian 15 th St. Achillios, Bishop of Larissa 21 st Ss. Constantine and Helen

8 Celebrated May 8 This Apostle was from Bethsaida of Galilee, and was the son of Zebedee and Salome, and the brother of James the elder. First a fisherman by trade, he became an Apostle and the beloved Disciple of Christ. Only he of all the Disciples followed Him even to the Cross, and was entrusted with the care of our Saviour's Mother, as it were another son to her, and a brother of Christ the Teacher. After this, he preached throughout Asia Minor, especially in Ephesus. When the second persecution against the Christians began in the year 96 during the reign of Domitian, he was taken in bonds to Rome, and there was cast into a vat filled to the brim with boiling oil. Coming forth therefrom unharmed, he was exiled to the island of Patmos, where he wrote the Book of Revelation. Returning again to Ephesus after the death of the tyrant, he wrote his Gospel (after the other Evangelists had already written theirs) and his three Catholic Epistles. In all, he lived ninety-five years and fell asleep in the Lord during the reign of Trajan in the year 100. He was called Theologian because he loftily expounded in his Gospel the theology of the inexpressible and eternal birth of the Son and Word of God the Father. It is for this cause that an eagle-a symbol of the Holy Spirit, as Saint Irenaeus says-is depicted in his icon, for this was one of the four symbolic living creatures that the Prophet Ezekiel saw (Ezek. 1:10).

9 Celebrated May 21 This great and renowned sovereign of the Christians was the son of Constantius Chlorus (the ruler of the westernmost parts of the Roman empire), and of the blessed Helen. He was born in 272, in Naissus of Dardania, a city on the Hellespont. In 306, when his father died, he was proclaimed successor to his throne. In 312, on learning that Maxentius and Maximinus had joined forces against him, he marched into Italy, where, while at the head of his troops, he saw in the sky after midday, beneath the sun, a radiant pillar in the form of a cross with the words: "By this shalt thou conquer." The following night, our Lord Jesus Christ appeared to him in a dream and declared to him the power of the Cross and its significance. When he arose in the morning, he immediately ordered that a labarum be made (which is a banner or standard of victory over the enemy) in the form of a cross, and he inscribed on it the Name of Jesus Christ. On the 28th Of October, he attacked and mightily conquered Maxentius, who drowned in the Tiber River while fleeing. The following day, Constantine entered Rome in triumph and was proclaimed Emperor of the West by the Senate, while Licinius, his brother-in-law, ruled in the East. But out of malice, Licinius later persecuted the Christians. Constantine fought him once and again, and utterly destroyed him in 324, and in this manner he became monarch over the West and the East. Under him and because of him all the persecutions against the Church ceased. Christianity triumphed and idolatry was overthrown. In 325 he gathered the First Ecumenical Council in Nicaea, which he himself personally addressed. In 324, in the ancient city of Byzantium, he laid the foundations of the new capital of his realm, and solemnly inaugurated it on May 11, 330, naming it after himself, Constantinople. Since the throne of the imperial rule was transferred thither from Rome, it was named New Rome, the inhabitants of its domain were called Romans, and it was considered the continuation of the Roman Empire. Falling ill near Nicomedia, he requested to receive divine Baptism, according to Eusebius, and also according to Socrates and Sozomen; and when he had been deemed worthy of the Holy Mysteries, he reposed in 337, on May 21 or 22, the day of Pentecost, having lived sixty-five years, of which he ruled for thirtyone years. His remains were transferred to Constantinople and were deposed in the Church of the Holy Apostles, which had been built by him. As for his holy mother Helen, after her son had made the Faith of Christ triumphant throughout the Roman Empire, she undertook a journey to Jerusalem and found the Holy Cross on which our Lord was crucified (see Sept. 13 and 14). After this, Saint Helen, in her zeal to glorify Christ, erected churches in Jerusalem at the sites of the Crucifixion and Resurrection, in Bethlehem at the cave where our Saviour was born, another on the Mount of Olives whence He ascended into Heaven, and many others throughout the Holy Land, Cyprus, and elsewhere. She was proclaimed Augusta, her image was stamped upon golden coins, and two cities were named Helenopolis after her in Bithynia and in Palestine. Having been thus glorified for her piety, she departed to the Lord being about eighty years of age.

10 Sunday Monday Tuesday Fasting Symbols Strict Fast Wine and Oil Allowed Fish Allowed Fast Free Sunday of the Holy Myrrhbearers Orthros 9:00am Divine Liturgy 10:00am Sunday School Coffee Hour All-English Sunday Sunday of the Paralytic Orthros 9:00am Divine Liturgy 10:00am Sunday School Coffee Hour Sunday of the Samaritan Woman Orthros 9:00am Divine Liturgy 10:00am Sunday School Awards Graduate Recognition Coffee Hour Philoptochos Meeting 25 Sunday of the Blind Man Orthros 9:00am Divine Liturgy 10:00am Family Worship Coffee Hour Junior Olympics in Palos Hills Memorial Day Riverside Cemetery (10:00 am) Moline Memorial (11:30 am) :30pm - Parish Council Meeting

11 Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday No Bible Study Clergy Retreat in Lake Geneva, WI Bakalava Baking 9:00am No Bible Study Feast of St. John the Theologian Divine Liturgy 9:00am Bakalava Baking 9:00am 14 No Bible Study No Bible Study No Bible Study Feast of Ss. Constantine & Helen Divine Liturgy 9:00am No Bible Study Metropolis of Chicago Junior Olympics in Palos Hills, IL Metropolis of Chicago Junior Olympics in Palos Hills, IL No Bible Study 28 Apodosis of Pascha Divine Liturgy 9:00am 29 Great Feast of the Ascension Divine Liturgy 9:00am 30 31

12 May 4 Sunday Sunday of the Holy Myrrhbearers 9:00 a.m. Orthros followed by the Divine Liturgy May 8 Thursday Feast of St. John the Theologian 9:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy May 11 Sunday Sunday of the Paralytic 9:00 a.m. Orthros followed by the Divine Liturgy May 18 Sunday Sunday of the Samaritan Woman 9:00 a.m. Orthros followed by the Divine Liturgy May 21 Wednesday Feast of Ss. Constantine and Helen 9:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy May 25 Sunday Sunday of the Blind Man 9:00 a.m. Orthros followed by the Divine Liturgy May 28 Wednesday The Leave Taking of the Feast of Pascha 9:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy May 29 Thursday The Great Feast of the Ascension 9:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy Πρόγραμμα Ιερών Ακολουθίων 4 Μαϊου Κυριακή Κυριακή Γ των Μυροφόρων 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος και Θεία Λειτουργία 8 Μαϊου Πέμπτη ΤουΑγίου Ιωάννου του Θεολόγου 10:00 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 11 Μαϊου Κυριακή Κυριακή Δ του Παραλύτου 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος και Θεία Λειτουργία 18 Μαϊου Κυριακή Κυριακή Ε της Σαμαρείτιδος 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος και Θεία Λειτουργία 21 Μαϊου Τετάρτη Των Αγίων Κωνσταντίνου και Ελένης 10:00 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 25 Μαϊου Κυριακή Κυριακή ΣΤ του Τυφλού 9:00 π.μ. Όρθρος και Θεία Λειτουργία 28 Μαϊου Τετάρτη Απόδοσις του Πάσχα 9:00 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία 29 Μαϊου Πέμπτη Ανάληψις του Χριστού 9:00 π.μ. Θεία Λειτουργία

13 Prosforo Schedule May 4 Kathy Panouses May 11 Toula Fotos May 18 Georgia Eleftheropoulos May 25 Maria Georgiadis Coffee Hour May 4 The Staken Family May 11 Not Yet Reserved May 18 Olvera Family May 25 Lyudmyla Sloan Sunday Gospel and Epistle Readings May 4 Gospel Mark 15:43-16:8 Epistle Acts 6:1-7 May 11 Gospel John 5:1-15 Epistle Acts 9:32-42 May 18 Gospel John 4:5-42 Epistle Acts 11:19-30 May 25 Gospel John 9:1-38 Epistle II Corinthians 4:6-15 Parish Council Ushering Schedule March April May 2 nd - Dennis Collier 9 th - John Stopoulos 16 th - Cathy Diakogeorgiou 23 rd - Orest Akulow 30 th - Matt Miller 6 th - Paris Fotos 13 th - Mike Haney 20 th - Dennis Collier 27 th - John Stopoulos 4 nd - Cathy Diakogeorgiou 11 th - Orest Akulow 18 th - Matt Miller 25 th - Paris Fotos For each Sunday, the council member listed is to be present at 9:00 a.m. The council member listed for the week following will be assigned to help during the Divine Liturgy beginning at 9:50 a.m. through the processing of the collection.

14 Parish Council Meeting Minutes March 11, 2014 Call to Order: at 7 pm by Father Jon Roll Call: Present: John Stopoulos, Orest Akulow, Dennis Collier, Matt Miller & Cathy Diakogeorgiou Excused: Paris Fotos and Mike Haney Approval of December minutes: Minutes accepted as read. Priest s Report: $ was raised for the earthquake relief for Cephallonia, check was written and sent. Council approves $50 from each council member for Epitafios flowers. Furnace over Altar very loud call Bill s Heating should be warranty work. Contact Bitner s for furnace over choir have fan turned on air conditioner should work but furnace is out. Bishop has contacted Father that Diocese assessment needs to be sent. Father reported that Liz Gorman, Denny Mekus, and Paris Fotos had met for the annual golf tournament, no report was available. President s report: Junior Olympics report tabled. We are sending a check to the Toni Argeros fund for his children. $100 was raised from the parish and the council had approved an additional $200 from the General Fund. The Diocese has turned down our request to lower our assessment. Treasurer s report: Balance in check book as of Feb. 28 $ with two Sunday s deposits we still do not have enough to pay payroll and bills. Need about $ 3,500 to finish payroll. New business: Discussion on finances and it was approved by council to transfer $4,000 from Memorial Fund and $ 1,500 from CD interest checking account. Lupe will pick up the floor stripper for the built up wax in the men s room and remove excess wax. Need to call and get classroom and hallway cleaned. Motion to adjourn by Dennis C and Matt M

15 Stewardship Pledges received as of April 30 th, 2014 Haline Akulow Orest Akulow Kulla Anggeloplos John Arvanitis Michael and Nancy Avgenackis Theodore and Karen Bagatelas Todd and Cyndi Bagatelas Paula Baker Woldegabriel Baynesagn Ludmilla Cherevko Victor and Judy Cherevko Abraham and Molly Chirackal George and Nancy Coin Dennis and Pam Collier Dr. Costas and Yvonne Constantinou Angie Dokolas Lee Dokolas Dr. Konstantinos and Allison Dounoulis Anne Driscoll George and Georgia Eleftheropoulos Nicholas Fotiadis Susan Fotiadis John Fotos Michael and Elizabeth Gorman Elizabeth Gregory Tom Gregory Pete and Arlene Gust Mike and Helen Haney Justin and Andromahi Harrison Pete Hasakis Jim Jannes Mike and Terri Kandis Anastasios and Dimitra Korovilas Darlene Lingris Peter Lingris Thomas Lingris Georgia and Roger Lovejoy Christ and Susan Mekus Demos and Linda Mekus Denny and Molly Mekus Matt Miller Bill and Linda Minas Michael and Roseann Monn Katherine Moraetes Orion Naco Biju and Sholly Ninan Angela Olvera Daphne Olvera Stacy Olvera Victoria Olvera Saki Padazopoulos Bill Panouses Chris Panouses Helen Panouses Katherine Panouses Nick and Georgia Papageorgeou Spiros and Carol Pappaspiros Nicholas and Daryn Passini Christ and Helen Petaros Jimmy Pliakos David L. Ray Colette Spurgetis Frank Spurgetis Soc Spurgetis Nick and Barbara Staken Paraskevi Stamatoukos Anthony and Joan Stopoulos Jim and Kristel Stopoulos John and MaryBeth Stopoulos Bill and Tracey Theofilis Chris Theofilis Kostas Theofilis Frank Vretis 73 Stewardship Pledges received for a total of: $78,919 That s an average of $1138 per Assumption Family!! Please take a moment and fill our your pledge card today.

16 An Orthodox Pilgrimage to The Holy Land Tour Leaders - Rev. Father Jon S. Boukis and The Very Rev. Father Peter Costarakis Round Trip Airfare All Hotels Daily Breakfast and Dinner Tour Includes: All Sightseeing, Entrance Fees and Taxes Portage and Tips for Guide, Driver and Hotel Staff Details Coming Soon!!! Let Fr. Jon know if you are interested in more information as it becomes available.

17 Tiberias: to a Monastery where you may purchase, if you wish, a smock for the later Blessing in the Jordan. Sea of Galilee: a morning boat-ride Mount of Beatitudes: site of the Sermon on the Mount Tabgha: where the Miracle of the Loaves and Fishes took place Capernaum: where our Lord began His public ministry Jordan River: for the Service of the Blessing of the Waters, i.e. the Agiasmos Mount Tabor: where the Lord was Transfigured Nazareth: the Church of the Annunciation Cana: where our Lord performed His first miracle by changing water into wine Jericho: the Monastery of St. Gerasimos Iordanites by the Dead Sea; the Church of the Prophet Elisha; the sycamore tree of Zacchaeus; the Mount of Temptation, where our Lord fasted for forty days and nights. Bethany: the House of Ss. Martha and Mary and the Tomb of Lazarus Jerusalem: the Mount of Olives, the Garden of Gethsemane, the Church of All Nations, the Russian Orthodox Church, and the Garden of Agony. Also the Western Wall, the Temple Mount, the Mosques of Omar and El Aqsa; the Room of the Last Supper [i.e. the Mystical Supper ]; the Tomb of the Prophet/King David; the Tomb of the Holy Theotokos the Virgin Mary in the Garden of Gesthemane; the Old City of Jerusalem; the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem (and be received in audience by His Beatitude the Patriarch); the Prison of St. Peter, the Church of St. Anna the Pool of Bethesda, the House of Sts. Joachim and Anna, and the Praetorium (where our Lord was imprisoned), from which we will walk the Way of the Cross to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher (where there will be an extensive tour). Bethlehem: the Shepherd s Field; the Church of the Nativity; the Monastery of the Prophet Elias; the Church and Tomb of St. Symeon the Just; the Monastery of the Holy Cross; and Ein Karem, the birthplace of St. John the Baptist. Kendron Valley: Sanctified the Monasteries of St. Theodosius and St. Savvas the Lydda: the Church and Tomb of St. George the Great Martyr Joppa: the Church of the Archangels Haifa: Mount Carmel Istanbul: The Great Cathedral of the Byzantine Era of Agia Sophia, the Patriarchal Cathedral of St. George, the Fanar (Ecumenical Patriarchate), Halki Seminary and more. Possible Cappadocia or Ephesus!!!

18 The Agape News is made possible by the generous support of the following parishioners: Fr. Jon, Presbytera Doreece and Vasilia Boukis In Memory of Harry and Alfreda Arvanis Michael and Nancy Avgenackis Bill Bagatelas In Memory of George Bagatelas Paul and Christine Bagatelas Ted and Karen Bagatelas Paula Baker In Memory of Sadie (Elias) Bakeris Kleo Caras Victor and Judy Cherevko Dennis and Pam Collier Nicholas Fotiadis Litsa Gregory Tom P. Gregory Pete and Arlene Gust Mike and Helen Haney Jim Jannes Darlene M. Lingris Nick and Charlotte Maroudas In Memory of Michael Monn Katherine Moraetes and Family Spiro and Carol Pappaspiros Christ and Helen Petaros Steve and Nancy Pyevich In Memory of Nickolaus, Halina, Andrei and Nickolaus Jim and Kristel Stopoulos Tony and Joan Stopoulos In Memory of George and Grace Vretis Michael and Elizabeth Weis Sponsors offer $20 for the Ecclesiastical Year (beginning and ending Sept. 1 st ) Do you enjoy the Agape News? Then become a supporter!!! Here is my support of $20. Please list my sponsorship as follows:

19 Advantage Pest Control Servicing Assumption for 6 years Call Steve Today! LCV Greek & Mediterranean Food Store Now selling a nice selection of Greek & Middle Eastern Products to the public Noon-5pm Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 9am-1pm Saturday and by appointment th Ave. East Moline, IL The Windmill FAMILY RESTAURANT Avenue of the Cities East Moline, IL (309) Miltos & Cathy Diakogeorgiou Parishioners and Owners Olympic Gyros 207 West 53 rd St. Davenport, IA GULLIVER'S TRAVEL Southpark Mall Northpark Mall Duck Creek Plaza Todd Bagatelas, President J GREGORY LAW OFFICES, LTD. Tom P. Gregory, Esq Higgins Rd, Suite 204 Park Ridge, IL Tel Fax Tom@GregoryLawOffices.com D Steakhouse 320 South 2 nd St. Clinton, IA Owned by Taso Korovilas & Ilias Nikolopoulos 985 Ave. of the Cities Silvis, Illinois Owned by Parishioners John & MaryBeth Stopoulos 3629 Avenue of the Cities Moline, IL (309) th St. East Moline, IL

20 Assumption Greek Orthodox Church 4900 Kennedy Drive East Moline, Illinois Return Service Requested Non-Profit Org. U.S. POSTAGE PAID E. Moline, IL. Permit No. 153