Our entire community is invited to attend and participate in this beautiful event hosted by our Metropolitan, so that together as one family with our neighboring communities and our Hierarch we can gather together and rejoice in the “Christmas Spirit” as we anticipate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
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Liturgical Schedule for November 2023
November 2023 Newsletter
Winter Coat Drive November 5, 2023
Thank you for your generous donations so far to our Winter Coat Drive. This Sunday will be our last collection so please bring your donations so we may help even more local families stay warm this winter.
October 2023 Newsletter
Feast Day of Saint Demetrios
Wednesday, October 25, 2023
7pm Great Vespers
Thursday, October 26, 2023
9am Orthros
10am Divine Liturgy
Saint Demetrios Feast Day Celebration Luncheon October 29, 2023
Also, our Greek School has prepared an “OXI” Day Celebration. Come and watch our Greek School Students perform in church following Divine Liturgy!
St. Demetrios Parishioners Participate in the “Spirit of Lent” Concert
St. Demetrios parishioners participate in the “Spirit of Lent” concert at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Wyckopf, New Jersey, as members of the Eastern Federation of Greek Orthodox Church Musicians.
April 2018 Newsletter
Independence Day at the Greek School of Perth Amboy
Commemorative photo with students and community members. In the lower row to the left are distinguished, Spyros Kalambakas, Judge Marina Corodemus (parish council president), Wilda Diaz (mayor of Perth Amboy), Dimitrios Kakadelis, Alexandra Velmahou (Greek teacher), Konstantinos Kakadelis. Photo: Ag. Dimitriou.
PERTH AMBOY. On Sunday, March 25th, the community and Greek School of St. Demetrios, honored Greek Independence Day in Perth Amboy, New Jersey.
The pupils performed poems, sang and danced, offering joy, emotion and pride to the packed event hall.
Judge Marina Corodemus, parish council president, congratulated students who, as she stressed, continue to celebrate the brilliant tradition and history of the homeland.
The Greek teacher, Alexandra Velmahou, wished many years to the Greeks abroad for the double celebration of Hellenism and Orthodoxy and good progress in all Greek schools.
Perth Aboy mayor, Wilda Diaz, attended the event and praised the work and contribution of Hellenism.
“We feel very proud,” she said, “for our fellow citizens, the Greeks who live and work in our city. What they have offered for more than a century is invaluable.
I support St. Demetrios with all my strength as well as their future plans to expand to the surrounding area. ”
March 27, 2018 – Ethnikos Kyrie