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September 24 – Victorian Chocolate Tea:

The Daughters of Penelope – Athena Chapter #10, cordially invites you to a Victorian Chocolate Tea on Saturday, September 24, from 2-4pm at Saint Catherine Fellowship Hall (5555 S. Yosemite Street, Greenwood Village, CO 80111). The cost is $20 and all proceeds will benefit Athena #10 Scholarship Fund and Philanthropic Charities. Tickets will only be available through September 18. Seating is limited! For reservation, please contact Martha Chapman (303-341-1447) or Alice Tiritas (303-797-0163).

 

 

 

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Women’s Spiritual Discussion Group – September 20 – December 6:

Join us on Tuesdays between 10:30 -11:30 am for a spiritual discussion with Diakonissa Brittany Kearns (a graduate of Hellenic College). This is for ALL women. Baby-sitting will be provided as needed.  Please email Alina at alina@stcatherinechurch.org if you need baby-sitting and please specify the age of the children.

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Early Morning Men’s Discussion: September 20 – December 6

Join us on Tuesdays between 7:00 – 8:00 am for a spiritual discussion with Father Lou. We will focus on how we can be and can become “Men of God”.

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Myrrh Bearing Girls

Myrrh Bearing Girls

 

 

 

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OPA! Ball 2011

 

 

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Stewardship 2011

Come and See: You are a Member of the Body of Christ

STEWARDHIP CORNER
Bill Evans, Stewardship Chair

Building Up the Body of Christ

With our invitation to “Come and See,” we have discovered a new perspective about faith, about Church, about love, about salvation and about Stewardship! Acquiring this new perspective, coming from the heart and joining with others, we will see the world as God’s gift. Viewing our Stewardship from this new perspective will give our church the power and means to invite others to “Come and See”. To see what our Church can become, not just surviving, but expanding, serv- ing and witnessing for God. Come and See! It involves teaching ourselves how to create a life built upon the notion that all that we have is a gift from God. Sometimes even invoking increased risk to experiment with sacrificial giving in order to help the community realize critical and important goals and programs.

The ultimate goal of St. Catherine’s Stewardship Program is to fund 100% of the operating budget through stewardship contributions. This will enable the use of funds generated from special events to be directed toward up- grading facilities, building new vital ministries, and new out- reach programs to further Christ’s work through our par- ish. We strive to encourage Stewards to volunteer their time and talent to enrich the ministries of our Church. Fostering involvement develops fresh ideas and new perspectives. This leads to a renewed spirit of energy, enthusiasm and growth in each of us as members of the body of Christ.

Many blessings and thanks to all of our Stewards!


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St. Nektarios Bowl-A-Thon

Calling out all BOWLERS and WANNA-BE BOWLERS
Young Ones, Old Ones, and Everything in Between
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly All are welcome to join in this community event for a great cause:
THE SAINT NEKTARIOS EDUCATION FUND
Date: Sunday, May 1, 2011
Time: 1:30 – 4:30 PM
Place: Arapahoe Bowl, 6850 S. Dayton St.
Greenwood Village
Donation: $20 Adults, $10 Children 12 and under.
Bowl 3 games.

This is a great way to enjoy fellowship while supporting a most worthy cause!
Please go to www.stnektariosfund.org to learn about this amazing charity. You may
rent shoes and purchase quality food and drink at the alley. Lanes are limited and
must be reserved by April 15. Maximum of 4 people/lane. Please mail the form below and your check to ‘St. Nektarios Education Fund,’ 745 East 5th St., Loveland,
CO 80537. Questions? Call Georgia 720-300-5933, or Kathi 303-220-1225.

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Mother’s Day Brunch

Please join the Greek Orthodox ladies Philoptichos society of the Assumption of the Theotokos Cathedral and St. Catherine’s Greek Orthodox Church for their annual

Spring Has Sprung… Let’s Celebrate Mom

Mother’s Day Brunch

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Forgotten

From the 2005 Clean Monday Retreat – Fr. Nicholas Dotson

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Forgiving

From the 2005 Clean Monday Retreat – Fr. Lou Christopulos