We welcome you to worship the Lord with us at 9:30 a.m. Sunday when we celebrate Divine Liturgy. After the service, join us at coffee hour when you can meet our pastor and all of us. If you have questions about our parish or about Orthodoxy, email Fr. William at asorthodox@snet.net.

We look forward to seeing you!

Divine Liturgy:  Sunday at 9:30 am

Vespers:  Saturday at 4 pm

It's the most wonderful time of the year - November brings the annual Russian Tea Room and Bazaar, an event that captivates anyone Russian, or wishing they were.  The Tea Room dining area will feature delicious ethnic foods, and the various booths will offer imported Russian specialty items such as lacquer boxes, nesting dolls, lace shawls and more.  Also available will be beautiful plants, craft items, delicious desserts, and games for the children.

Friday, November 6th kicks off this year's bazaar with a special concert by the Yale Russian Chorus.  Tickets are $15.  Doors open at 5:30pm for a limited preview sale at the bazaar with the concert starting promptly at 6:30.  After the concert refreshments will be served and the bazaar preview will continue for another hour. Email asorthodox@snet.net or call 860-721-0280 for more information about the concert or to order tickets.

The bazaar continues Saturday, November 7th  10-4 and Sunday, November 8th noon-3.

This year's free door prize is a Chamilia sterling silver necklace with three elegant beads.   There is also a raffle: A $1 raffle ticket gives you the chance to win a Blu-Ray player with a Harry Potter boxed set, as well as three other great prizes.  Need not be present to win.

Please read the article for more details.  http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2204225/the_36th_annual_all_saints_orthodox.html?cat=8

Russain Iconographer Victor Kazanin was commisioned to write Ten Saints in the Aspe of our Santuary.  The project was made possible by the generous donations made by members of All Saints in memory of thier loved ones.

The Ten Saints include St. Gregory the Theologian, St. Athanasius the Great, St. Dionysisus the Areopagite, St. Gregory Palamas, St. Andrew of Crete, St. Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa, St. Cyril, Archbishop of Alexandria, St. James, brother of the Lord, St. Gregory, pope of Rome and St. Nicolas the Wonderworker.

For a related story and more pictures written by Ken Byron of the Hartford Courant please click here. 

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In an effort to reach out to more non-Orthodox, Fr. William is initiating an Orthodox “Talk Line” through which persons may submit questions and inquiries  about the Orthodox faith to him via the internet. Communications will be through asorthodox@snet.net. We encourage you to share this information with others. And while the service is especially designed for the non-Orthodox general public, Orthodox Christians also may submit questions.

Lent calls us to renew our bonds with Christ, to strengthen those we have, to build those we are lacking, and to renew our love for Him.  It does this through our worship, our prayers, our fasting, our almsgiving, our focus.

And it does this to prepare us for the glory that we celebrate with Christ at His Resurrection.

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Website last updated April 17, 2009