Saints Peter & Paul Greek Orthodox Church July 2013

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1 Saints Peter & Paul Greek Orthodox Church July 2013

2 Saints Peter Paul Greek Orthodox Church 1401 Wagner Road Glenview, Il Phone: (847) Fax: (847) Rev. Fr. James Dokos - PROISTAMENOS (frj@ssppglenview.org) Fr. Dimitri Tobias (frd@ssppglenview.org) Sunday &Weekly Services Matins 8:15 am Divine Liturgy 9:30 am Winter Office Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 8:30am-4:30pm Fri. 8:30am - 3pm Office Administrator: Jeannine McIntyre Office Assistant: Toula Garbis Bookkeeper: Diane Bravos Jim Gottreich, President James Santos, Vice President Steve Koulogeorge, Treasurer Demete Papson, Assistant Treasurer Therese Speropoulos, Assistant Treasurer Keith Anderson, Recording Secretary Christy Gouletas, Corresponding Secretary 2013 PARISH COUNCIL Rev. Father James Dokos, PROISTAMENOS Father Dimitri Tobias, Presbyter Chris Atsaves Athan Demakos Fritz Freidinger George Kirie Bo LaMotte Jeff Lanaghan Mary Ann Langas Nicholas Mechales George Nassos Nick Paterakos Stacy Sennott PARISH MINISTRIES Agape Preschool: Renee Tzakis, Julie Mantice (847) Altar Boys: Dr. Ted Saclarides, Elias Papadakis Athletics: Chris Atsaves Book & Icon Store: Pat Nassos Choir Director: Therese Speropoulos Church School Coordinators: Cynthia Olson Angela Schmidt Stacy Sennott Dynamis Group: Father James Dokos Georgia Photopulos Cancer Support Group: Father Jim Greek School: Stella Theoharopoulos (847) Men s Bible Study: Father Jim Morning Bible Study: Dr. Helen Theodoropoulos OPA: Dr. Peter Kanelos (773) Organist: Helen Mariano Outreach: Jim Santos Philoptochos President: Pat Nassos PROSPHORA: Calliope Prekezes Stewardship: Chris Atsaves Website: Father Dimitri and Stacy Sennott PASTORAL NOTE Please telephone the Church office (847) during daytime hours for all spiritual emergencies. For evening emergencies contact Fr. Jim at (312) or Fr. Dimitri at (847) God bless you always!

3 PASTORAL MESSAGE Dear Parishioners: HERE I AM LORD are the words spoken by all those entering into the Holy Orders of the Priesthood and also the words spoken by Godly and Faithful Laity who serve the Church Universal. What a Prayer...what a Promise what a statement of Faith! This summer month of July affords many at least a few moments of peace, rest and refreshment. Have you spoken to the Lord these past few days? Have you offered some of your time and talent to His Church? Have you at least offered a prayer each and every day? Have you come to the Church to worship and receive His Sacraments? Come to the Church and lift your worldly burdens! Oh yes...be mindful of my Pastoral words...here I AM LORD! Be honest to yourself and commit TODAY! Our Parish reflects the Orthodox Christian Faith by her welcome, fellowship, and Godly goodwill not only to visitors, but to one another as Church members. The Clergy offer the Sacraments, the Blessings of His Church and the Leadership of Faith. The Laity respond to Christ by their faithful Stewardship and of offering oneself to uplift and serve God s Church. REMEMBER BUILD UP THE BODY OF CHRIST! It is a Spiritual Privilege. In His Service, Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in Unity! (Psalm 133) Rev. Fr. James Dokos PROTOPRESBYTER FJD/jem

4 ASK Father Jim QUESTION: I understand from your Sermons there are several Official Church names for the Virgin Mary. Can you share that information with us all? (Tony) ANSWER: THEOTOKOS.Mother of God PANAGIA.All Holy AIPARTHENOS Ever Virgin DESPINA.Our Lady Truly, a most Blessed and Revered Mother of us all! QUESTION: What is the best way to know God? (Adam) ANSWER: The best way to know God is to LOVE GOD. It is to respect and to live in His Creation, to follow His Commandments and to be a true follower of His Teachings. Love is not just a feeling of pleasure and air of delight. Love is truth, commitment and dedication of one s total-self. Love is sacrifice for others. Know God by your love, your Stewardship and your example to others. Go and preach His Message. Mark 12, Verse 30: And you shall love the Lord your God will all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and will all your strength. This is the First Commandment. QUESTION: Why? With all our advanced scientific and medical technology should we not be void of so much illness and diseases? (T.L.) ANSWER: Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me. (Matthew 11:28,29) In today s society we are heavy laden and it seems all we hear is bad news, illness and tragic events. The world is indeed noisy and confusing; but we need to take the words of the Gospel of St. Matthew seriously EVERYDAY! We need to realize that our bodies are human and susceptible to disease and sickness. In these days we work, travel and worry at a furious pace. There is no time for much relaxation and pleasure. Busy means success and worldly survival. We need to learn, interact and network with the right people and circumstances. To add to the fury we obligate ourselves to such a degree that we forsake our own physical and spiritual health to educate ourselves with many degrees and know nothing about our Lord, His Church and His Teachings. Just ask around and see how many of us can recite even the Ten Commandments. You ll be surprised! Illness (human or spiritual) is a result of earthly life. We see that we are human, temporary, fragile and that happenings do take place good and bad. When we see sickness we then realize health! When we experience loneliness we rejoice in sharing friendships. When we see individuals void of Christ we then can see Him in our midst. Take time, take care and take the opportunity to appreciate what God has given unto us. Oh! One more thought: A cheerful heart is a good medicine, but a downcast spirit dries up the bones. (Proverbs 17:22)

5 Parish Council News Please have a great 4 th of July and don t forget the birth of our country and all the armed force folks that have kept us a great nation. Fly your flag with pride. By the time you read this you will have experienced the new sound system that was installed in late May. We had several bids and finally selected the best, most cost effective, system for the future. Our thanks to Demete Papson for overseeing the project and making it happen. The Council also approved three book stands for the front row of the Choir. Terese Speropoulos, in line with our policy, got several quotes and selected nice, unobtrusive ones that will grace the first row as well as allowing the Choir to have a place to rest their books. The Agape Pre-school graduation in May was a treat and the commerative album was outstanding. Nicely done Renee Tzakis. The Junior Olympics took place at the end of May and our Church outdid itself again winning many medals. You ll get the details elsewhere. Congratulations to all the fine athletes. Congratulations to the two Philoptochos scholarship winners: Konstantine Kosmidis and George Trabaris. And, finally, don t forget the less fortunate and struggling: busboys, the homeless and the Salvation Army. Check the Church website ssppglenview.org and get involved in one or more of our great Ministries. Also, check the weekly handouts and this monthly bulletin to find out what events you should attend. Faithfully, Jim Gottreich Parish Council President jimgot@comcast.net OFFER your 2013 STEWARDSHIP to support our Parish Ministries and Community Life. TIME...TALENT...TREASURE!

6 SACRAMENTS Baptisms Zoe, daughter of Christopher and Erin (Harding) Kobiljak Sponsor: Niklas Lofgren Philip, son of James and Theoni (Xintaris) Huse Sponsor: Marcia Xintaris Veronica Ruiz, (Adult Baptism) Sponsor: Anastasia Stergiou Alexandra, daughter of Dimitrios and Emily (Telling) Poulios Sponsor: Alexandra Powell Anthony, son of Tony and Nina (Anderson) Pixton Sponsor: Nikitas Moragiannis All who have been baptized into Christ, are clothed with Christ. (Galatians 3:27)) 40 Day Churching of Mother and Infant Aiden, son of Kery (Strysick) and Nick Obradovich Georgia, daughter of Inga (Rosanova) and Anthony Kaporis Our Condolences to the families of Nicholas Brown, Marina Alexis, Charles Pappas, Mary Adinamis, Nikolaos Saindaris, and Sofia Kamberis. May their memory be eternal. For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised imperishable. (1 Corinthians. 15:52) PARISH NEWS Welcome to our New Members: Anthony Kaporis Northbrook, IL Nick and Yana Legatos Glenview, IL Geraldine Mesoloras and Tony Pixton Highland Park, IL Nikitas and Paulette Moragiannis Skokie, IL Peter and Mary Poulos Glenview, IL Veronica Ruiz Chicago, IL

7 Summertime Stewardship We are at the mid-point of Stewardship has seen its annual "high" in January- February.. and its usual summer doldrums. A reflection, perhaps, of vacations, "stay- cations".. golf dates.. no Church School.. lower Sunday Liturgy attendance (out-of-sight out-of mind?). Historically, we can expect the 2013 Stewardship campaign to resume in the Fall when the 2014 Campaign will begin and we will see an increase in Stewardship giving with Church School enrolment in September, the kick-off of the Stewardship campaign in October and the usual December surge from those who either wait until the end of the year to give, or start early on their next-year s pledge. So why an article about Stewardship in the Summer? Perhaps because we often cannot give Stewardship the reflection it deserves during the end-of-the-year, holiday, first-of-the-year rush. Those times of the year may be too hectic for many of us to think about changing what has become our "habit" when it comes to Stewardship. While a slowly increasing percentage of us are embracing the concept of proportional giving in their Stewardship, a still-too-large percentage of us give pretty much what we have been used to giving year-after-year.. in some cases just about what "dues" were in the 1970's. As the pace of life slows down in the Summer.. this might actually be the best time to think about Stewardship.. at the beach.. by the pool.. on the patio.. perhaps even at the 19 th hole. The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day seems like the perfect time to contemplate and reflect on what Stewardship means for Orthodox Christians. Stewardship comes from the Greek word "oikonomia", or economy, which means management of the house or household. In the New Testament, it means man's management of his whole life in response to God's love. As stewards, we are managers of the "time", "talents" and "treasures" that God has given to us. God as Creator gives us time by granting us life, our very existence. God as Giver of all gifts, grants us our abilities and talents. God as Maintainer, provides for our needs by affording us opportunities to earn a living. If we believe that God is the Giver, the Owner and we are the managers, then it follows that as Stewards we trust the Bible's directions on how to manage God's gifts. God expects us to give Him thanks by managing our gifts of "time", "talent" and "treasure" according to His will. In 2 Corinthians 8:3-5 St. Paul writes: "they gave according to their means as I can testify and beyond their means, of their own free will...but first they gave of themselves to the Lord and to us by the will of God." The essence of Stewardship is that we first give ourselves to God and then seek to do His will as his servants. Unless our hearts are in Christ, then we will find it difficult to do His will. We can only become His servants, by accepting His lordship over our lives.

8 Stewardship Cont. We can give our "time" to the Lord by our daily devotion, reading his Word, by at-tending Church services and by assisting others in need. We can use our "talents' in response to God's love by serving God as Sunday School teachers, Choir members, Parish Council members, Philoptochos members, serving in the Altar, participating in retreats, Summer Youth camps, Project Mexico, young adult and adult mission trips by cooking, cleaning and responding to the call of service to others. We use our "treasures", our income, God's gift to us to glorify his name. A percentage of our income, according to the Bible, is to be used for the work of God on earth. By sharing our "treasures" with the Lord, we become co-workers with Him in His work of salvation. Stewardship, as the management of God's gifts to us, is the method by which Christians should support their Church. We are to return a portion of what God has given to us back again to God. For many years parishes relied on dues, a - fixed "fee" required for "membership". This was not Stewardship.. rather it was a system that not only limited our giving but removed both the "free will" and the proportionality of giving "according to our means". Our Parish adopted Stewardship more than thirty years ago. Proportional giving is more equitable, for each person gives according to his or her means. Those who receive more may give more and those who receive less may give less and still be active Stewards of the Church. The decision of "how much" to give rests with the individual's conscience and love for God. Stewardship has been the Biblical and Christian method of Church support through the centuries. Stewardship is putting our faith into action. Stewardship is bringing Christ into our entire life, including our finances. Stewardship provides us with the opportunity to contribute on a weekly basis, thus making it easier to increase our capability of giving. Our love for Christ and His Church finds its expression in our free will, proportionate giving to our parish. Stewardship is a matter of our personal faith in God and He keeps his promises. As St. Paul writes: "He who sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and he who sows bountifully will also reap bountifully. Each one must do as he has made up his mind, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to provide you with every blessing in abundance, so that you may always have enough of everything and may provide in abundance for every good work" (2 Corinthians 9:6-8). Your Stewardship Committee wishes you a restful and contemplative summer. We pray that your summer reading includes this discussion of Stewardship. We look forward to the successful conclusion of Stewardship 2013 and a spirit-filled segue into the Fall kick-off of Stewardship 2014.

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13 St. Paraskeve - July 26 Saint Paraskeve, who was from a certain village near Rome, was born to pious parents, Agatho and Politia. Since she was born on a Friday (in Greek, Paraskeve), she was given this name, which means "preparation" or "preparedness" (compare Matt. 27:62, Mark 15:42, Luke 23:54, and John 19:31, where 'Friday' is called "the day of the preparation"). From childhood she was instructed in the sacred letters and devoted herself to the study of the divine Scriptures, while leading a monastic life and guiding many to the Faith of Christ. During the reign of the Emperor Antoninus Pius, she was apprehended because she was a Christian and was urged to worship the idols, but she answered with the words of Jeremias: "Let the gods that have not made heaven and the earth perish from off the earth" (Jer. 10:11). Because of this she endured exceedingly painful torments, and was beheaded in the year 140. The faithful pray to her for the healing of eye ailments. Apolytikion in the First Tone Appropriate to your calling, O Champion Paraskevi, you worshipped with the readiness your name bears. For an abode you obtained faith, which is your namesake. Wherefore, you pour forth healing and intercede for our souls. Kontakion in the Plagal of the Fourth Tone O most majestic One, we have discovered your temple to be a spiritual clinic wherein all the faithful resoundingly honor you, O famed and venerable martyr Paraskevi.

14 Presents a Benefit Concert Featuring Pianist Mark Damisch An accomplished pianist, he has been performing throughout the U.S. and abroad over the past 14 years. Mark will be performing his annual concert benefitting Habitat for Humanity Lake County in his home Parish of Saints Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox Church in Glenview. THURSDAY, JULY 18TH 7:00 PM SAINTS PETER AND PAUL 1401 Wagner Rd. Glenview, IL Proceeds Go to Habitat s Building on Faith Initiative When people of different faiths come together to build a Habitat for Humanity home, tension gives way to laughter and individuals find a new respect for one another. Tickets (Suggested Donation $10.00) will be available after Church or the night of the concert Online donations can be made at Questions? Contact Brad DeSent (bdesent@gmail.com) or ( )

15 Philoptochos News by Milly Pappas CONGRATULATIONS TO KONSTANTINE KOSMIDIS, THE RECIPIENT OF THE 2013 SAINTS PETER AND PAUL PHILOPTOCHOS ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP. Konstantine is the son of Michael and Susan Kosmidis and has served as an Altar Boy at SS Peter and Paul Church for 7 years. He attended Glenbrook South High School where he was on the Debate Team and won Outstanding Delegate at Northwestern University. He was on the Board of Model United Nations, Vice President of the Student Council, and on the National Honor Society. He will attend George Washington University (Washington D.C.) and major in International Affairs with a specialization in Global Health and Pre-Med. CONGRATULATIONS TO GEORGE TRABARIS, RECIPIENT OF THE 2013 NICHOLAS JAMES COROLIS MEDICAL ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP AND RECIPIENT OF THE 2013 ALEXANDER JAMES GULETSKY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP. George is the son of Douglas and Valerie Trabaris and served as an Altar Boy at SS Peter and Paul Church for 7 years and was Captain of his church team. He attended New Trier High School and was in the National Honor Society and an Illinois State Scholar. He also was 1 st Chair Concert Wind Ensemble of the Trombone Section. He will be attending Tulane University (New Orleans, LA.) to study in their Honors Program and in the Creative Pre-Medical Scholars Program. Konstantine Kosmidis George Trabaris We would like to thank all of the ladies and gentlemen who helped in so many ways during the SS Peter and Paul Vespers and Feast Day in June. To the ladies who baked their delicious home made pastry, we thank you very much. The two day celebration was beautiful and meaningful. Thank you, Chairladies Lucia Economos and Georgia Ryerson.

16 Metropolis of Chicago 2013 Junior Olympics On Memorial Day weekend the 32 nd annual Junior Olympics were hosted by Saints Constantine and Helen of Palos Hills. A total of 75 athletes and coaches of Saints Peter and Paul participated in these games. The highlights of the weekend were many. Our Athletes received 37 medals this year. It is the highest total in the last 10 years, since I have been coordinating the program for the Parish. The year old soccer team won bronze metals, the boys volleyball team won a bronze medal and the co-ed softball team won silver medal. It was a tremendous weekend for all who participated. We also had athletes compete in swimming, wrestling, track and field, table tennis, regular tennis and basketball. Congratulations to the many athletes that won medals in these categories, but more importantly, congratulations goes out to all our athletes who represented our Church and exhibited the skills of sportsmanship and fair play which these games are all about. Special thanks go to all our coaches who gave much of themselves to run practices and lead their respective teams at the highest level of competition. We would also like to thank the many parents who supported us, with their presence and support and loud cheers throughout these games. Special thanks to Fr Jim and to Fr Dimitri for their attendance, loud cheers and spiritual guidance Saints Peter and Paul Olympians Bella Abbott Nicholas Abbott Anastasia Athas Paula Atsaves Georgia Caras Teddy Caras Julia Economy Anastasia Economy Tommy Garbis Antigoni Garbis Maria Garbis Ellie Giannakopouls Matt Giannakopoulos Steph Giannakopoulos Alexand Giannakopoulos Steven Giannakopoulos Nick Gravenites Tatiana Guletsky Andrew Harris Frank Harris Paul Harris Joshua Hatzigiannis Maddy Hatzigiannis Zachary Herndon James Karnezis Peter Kirie Demitri Kondelis Peter Koulogeorge Nina Laurent Sophia Lehocky Lexi Mantice Maria Mantice Christina Maris Elaina Maris Spiro Nestos Billy Nestos Melina Nestos Guy Olson Sophia Palmer Billy Pappas Jonathon Pappas Tricia Paterakos Grant Paterakos Chris Paterakos Steve Paterakos Nick Paterakos Sam Pappasotiriou Michael Quiroga Billy Quiroga Chris Quiroga John Roberts Ava Ress Ioannis Ress Ana Ress Andrianna Revis Penelope Revis James Sennott Luke Sennott Stacy Sennott Katy Synamietz Nick Tasiopoulos Alec Vasilatos Matina Vasilatos Fotis Vasiliadis Coaches Deanna Vasilopoulos Niklas Lofgren Marylena Lehocky George Pappamichiel John Buscemi Tom Mantice Peter Maris John Hatzigiannis Anastasia Guletsky Steve Paterakos Advisors Fr. James Dokos Fr. Dimitri Tobias 2013 Junior Olympic Medal Winners Bella Abbott-Swimming -Gold-Gold-Silver John Roberts-Swimming-Gold-Gold-Silver Matina Vasilatos-Swimming-Gold-Gold-Silver Alec Vasilatos-Swimming-Gold-Gold-Silver Tricia Paterakos-Tennis-Gold Sam Papasotiriou-Tennis Gold-Gold Nicholas Tasiopoulos-Tennis-Gold William Quiroga-Table Tennis-Gold-Gold Fotis Vasiliadis-Table Tennis-Gold-Silver Joshua Hatzigiannis-Table Tennis-Silver Christopher Quiroga-Table Tennis-Silver Frank Harris-Wrestling-Bronze Zack Herndon-Track-Gold-Silver Alec Vasilatos-Track-Silver Nick Gravenites-Track-Silver James Sennott-Track-Silver Anastasia Athas-Track-Silver-Bronze Guy Olson-10K-Silver Chris Paterakos-10K-Gold Stacy Sennott-10K-Bronze Nick Paterakos-10K-Gold Boys Volleybll-Bronze Co-ed Soccer-Bronze Co-ed Softball-Silver

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18 1. September 2. October 3. November 4. December Jr. GOYA & GOYA Proposed Calendar a. Fellowship: Lock In b. Outreach: IOCC School Kits a. Fellowship: Six Flags Great America b. Outreach: Annual Lotsa Lotsa Pasta Outreach at GBS a. Fellowship: Bake Sale for January Trip b. Outreach: Thanksgiving Food Basket Drive a. Fellowship: Laser Quest b. Outreach: Annual Gift Wrapping for Glenview Township 5. January a. Fellowship: Kalahari Water Park Trip b. Outreach: Feed My Starving Children 6. February a. Fellowship: Movie Marathon at Church b. Outreach: Soup Kitchen 7. March a. Fellowship: LENT NO FELLOWSHIP b. Outreach: Fill Easter Eggs with Candy 8. April a. Fellowship: TBA b. Outreach: Feed 6 Outreach to Chicago Children 9. May a. Fellowship: Lock IN b. Outreach: Charity Bake Sale

19 2013 Greek School Graduation With the Blessings of Fr. James Dokos; the Greek School under the direction of Mrs. Stella Theoharopoulos and her staff held the 2013 Greek School Graduation Ceremony. With numerous songs, poems, and essays, the children showed a full audience a wonderful example of Greek Language and Culture. The music possessed a certain nautical flavor as the imagery of summer and freedom prevailed throughout the program. We congratulate our graduate and we wish everyone a wonderful summer

20 AGAPE Orthodox Christian Preschool Saints Peter and Paul Greek Orthodox Church Glenview, Illinois Registration If you have a child who is eligible for preschool in the fall, please consider AGAPE Preschool. Registration for the year is in progress. AGAPE Preschool is committed to providing an educational experience emphasizing the Orthodox Christian faith in a nurturing environment with a center or play-based approach to learning. Provided below are the program options: Apostles Class (Pre-K) 9:10am to 1:00pm Age 4 by 9/1/13 1 to 6 teacher/child ratio Monday through Thursday Friday enrichment program (available) (9:10am to noon) Come and See Time with Father Dokos Catered hot lunch program Specials include Greek School, Art, Music and Cooking Disciples Class 9:10am to 1:00pm Age 3 by 9/1/13 1 to 5 teacher/child ratio Monday through Thursday (9:15am to 1:00pm) Friday enrichment program (available) (9:10am to noon) Catered hot lunch program Come and See Time with Father Dokos Specials include Greek School, Art, Music and Cooking Fishermen 9:10am to 11:30am Age 2 by 9/1/13 1 to 5 teacher/child ratio Three Day Program (T,W,TH) Specials include Greek School, Art, Music and Cooking If you have any questions, please contact Renée Tzakis by agape60025@gmail.com

21 July 2013 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY FAST DAY + Confessions 4 Church Office Closed 5 FAST DAY Church Office Closed 6 7 8:15 am Matins 9:30 am Divine Liturgy :00 am Metropolis Spiritual Court 10 FAST DAY + Confessions 9:30 am Vacation Church School FAST DAY 13 7:00 pm Parish Council Executive Meeting 14 8:15 am Matins 9:30 am Divine Liturgy FAST DAY + Confessions FAST DAY 20 +Sacrament 7:00 pm Habitat for Humanity Benefit Concert 21 8:15 am Matins 9:30 am Divine Liturgy FAST DAY + Confessions 25 7:00 pm Parish Council Meeting 26 FAST DAY 9:00 am Matins 9:30 am Divine Liturgy for Saint Paraskevi 27 +Sacrament 28 8:15 am Matins 9:30 am Divine Liturgy FAST DAY + Confessions COME AND WORSHIP!

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