Saint Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church 1400 N. O’Plaine Road, Libertyville, IL 60048 - Tel (224) 513-5530 Fax (224) 513-5542 www.saintdemetrioslibertyville.com

June - 2014 Sunday Services: 8:30am

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Church Office Hours: Tuesday-Friday 9a.m.-1p.m. Parish Priest: Fr. Cosmas Halekakis Chanter: Socrates Harisiadis Altar: Theodore Colombus Parish Council: President: Tim Mauer Vice-Pres: John Iskalis Treasurer: Christine Palmer Secretary: Bill Mentzelopoulos Members: Demetrios Axarlis Dupree Barbato Nick Camacaris Gus Govas Jason Keeling John Pavlos Sonia Pylarinos Maria Sakas Gus Tziavaras Jimmy Vatistas Sunday School: Maria Earth Greek School: Sophia Liarakos HOPE: Nectaria Zouras JOY & JR. GOYA: Maria Earth GOYA: Demetra Macheras Philoptochos: Brenda Costopoulos AHEPA: Evange Bozinis

On June 8 this month we will celebrate the Great and Holy Feast of Pentecost; when the Holy Spirit descends as tongues of fire upon the Apostles. Filled with the Spirit, they began speaking in other tongues and dialects, as the Holy Spirit instructed them, in order that the Gospel may be spread to all nations. Holy Pentecost, then, as we celebrate it today, is the pouring forth of the gifts of the Holy Spirit upon the members of the Church for the purpose of spreading the Gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. But when do we receive these gifts of the Holy Spirit? At our Baptism? Well…yes and no. Usually we receive them during the Baptism service, but from a different Sacrament. The Sacrament or Mystery of Holy Chrismation. Immediately after we ascend from the Baptismal waters, the priest anoints us with the Holy Myron or Chrism, and says, “The Seal of the Gift of the Holy Spirit”. This is the common practice for those who have never been baptized (typically infants). However, this is also the manner in which other Christians can convert and become Orthodox. If an adult has already been baptized by another Christian denomination (assuming we recognize the baptism), they can become Orthodox Christians by receiving the Sacrament of Holy Chrismation (by being anointed with the Chrism). But what is the Myron or Chrism? Is it just olive oil? Where does it come from? The Holy Chrism is prepared from oil and another fragrant essences, which symbolize the variety of gifts of the Holy Spirit that the chrismated Christian receives. At the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, there is an official list of the kinds of fragrances, from which the Holy Chrism is made, which includes 57 kinds of elements. Why is the list at the Patriarchate in Constantinople? Because it is the Patriarch himself, along with the other Orthodox Hierarchs and clergy who gather in Constantinople during Holy Week, once every 10 years, to prepare and consecrate the Holy Chrism. It is then sent to all the Churches under the Patriarchal jurisdiction all over the world. During Holy Week, at the Patriarchal Church, special services are offered as the large copper boilers filled with the myrrh are prepared. The Patriarch, holding a lighted candle, touches each boiler, placing pieces of old charred holy icons in them. The copper boilers simmer over fires that are lit and sustained by the burning of old liturgical books that are no longer able to be used. On Holy and Great Wednesday, after the Divine Liturgy of the Pre‑sanctified gifts, the Patriarch places in the boilers rose oil, musk, and other sweet‑smelling oils. On this day, after all the different elements have combined, all preparations for making the Holy Chrism are completed.

The Holy Myrrh (Myron or Chrism), is then sent to all the Orthodox parishes where the local parish priest (after receiving the Myron from his ruling bishop), keeps the Myron in a small gold container in the altar. It is this Myrrh that is used to anoint infants and adults, as they become Orthodox, so that they can have their own “Pentecost” and receive the Gifts of the Holy Spirit. - Fr. Cosmas

Parish Finances Please join us on Sunday, June 1st after Divine Liturgy for a very important General Assembly meeting. This year our loan matures. We will be presenting information regarding the renewal proposal. It is very important for you to be aware of our financial situation. This is your opportunity to ask questions and share your thoughts. If you cannot join us, we will be taking minutes of the meeting which are available in the office for our stewards to review.

AHEPA

In a recent election, Mr.Evange Bozinis (pictured with his wife Maria) was voted president of our local chapter, Little Fort 218. Following is his message to our community. We are two of the few remaining Waukeganites from the old St. Demetrios community. The history of my wife goes back to the early nineteen hundreds. Her father Peter Dracos, was a member of the first parish council of then, newly established St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church of Waukegan and North Chicago in 1929. I am from Thessaloniki, Greece….a pharmacist by profession, having owned and operated two community pharmacies in the area for over thirty years. My wife and I have one married daughter and three grandchildren. I am pleased to say that the vast part of my life has included serving our St. Demetrios community, and our magnificent Byzantine church as its President, Secretary, Parish Council, District Clergy Laity Conference Chairman, chanter, and in various critical committees. One of these which gratified me the most was the St. Demetrios Building Committee, which, in the middle of the old abandoned polo grounds, our gold-dome church miraculously rose high. I have been a member of Ahepa from my college days, and the past few years I served as the Secretary of our chapter. I am very thrilled to have been elected, because it will fulfill the ideals I feel very passionate about. Ahepa stands for American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association, founded in 1922 in response to the evils of bigotry and racism th that emerged in the early 20 century American society. Today, however, Ahepa’s missions are different from its past, it brings to light the ideals of ancient Greece, which include philanthropy, education, civic responsibility, sports, family and individual excellence. Although the majority of the membership is composed of Americans of Greek descent, it is open to anyone who believes in the honorable missions of this Worldwide Fraternal Organization. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, President Harry S. Truman, President George W. Bush, President Gerald R. Ford and Bob Hope are some of the many who were proud Ahepans and PhilHellenes. Our local chapter, Little Fort 218, has kept its end of covenants with positive and profound projects, which have improved the lives of many over the years. Today, some of our works include, Feed the children of Greece, donate money for medical supplies to Greece, provide funds to local families with dire financial needs, support St. Demetrios Church financially, and participate in the Annual Greek Fest. However, our most important project is awarding numerous scholarships each year to our deserving youth. In 2013 our chapter awarded five scholarships with one thousand dollars to each student from a high school senior to students attending college. This year’s scholarships will be announced in July at the Greek Fest. For more information about becoming a member, call at 847-778-0704. Please “Like” us on Facebook.

Parish News & Ministries Sunday School st

Sunday school commencement will take place on June 1 after Divine Services. Please make every effort to be at church on that day so that we may celebrate our kids! I would like to thank all the parents and teachers for making our Sunday school a place where kids can get together to learn how to live the Orthodox Faith. If you are interested in helping out next school year, please let me know ([email protected]).

Vacation Church School

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Our 5 annual VCS will be held the week of August 4 from 9 am – noon. th Vacation Church School is a time for kids pre-K through 5 grade to come together and have fun learning about our th Orthodox Faith! Kids who are 6 grade and up can volunteer to be camp counselors. Registration forms will be available later this month. If you have any questions, please email me at [email protected]

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The Junior Olympics was held on Saturday May 24 at Sts. Constantine & Helen Church in Palos Hills where about 2000 kids between the ages of 7 to 18 years old, representing about 37 parishes from 6 states, came together to compete in th sports and enjoy fun and fellowship. This is the 9 year that our Church participated in the Junior Olympics. We had two basketball teams, two soccer teams, two volleyball teams and participated in many track & field events, tennis and ping pong. As in past years, our kids were very successful and won the following medals: Clara Macheras – Gold medal in Shot Put. George Papadakis – Silver medal in Shot Put Yiannis Stianos – Bronze medal in Long Jump

Yiannis Halekakis – Gold medal in Tennis Nefeli Papadakis – Silver medal in Shot Put

The biggest excitement was our girls volleyball team, comprised of only 6 girls. They won their match against Saint Haralambos, then won again against Saint Mary’s in Minneapolis (Father Thomas Alatzakis’ church). The girls then played Saint Nectarios, who had a bigger and older team of 18 girls. To the surprise of everyone in attendance, the girls won the first game, lost the second game, and lost the third game after many tiebreakers. Congratulations to all that participated, and thank you to the Coordinator Petros Macheras and all of the coaches and parents that helped during the Jr. Olympics and at all of our practices.

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On FRIDAY, JUNE 6 from 8:00-9:30pm our GOYA will be volunteering at Feed My Starving Children: 742 East Park Avenue (Hwy 176) (Behind Life Storage) Libertyville, IL - PLEASE ARRIVE AT 7:50pm! Also, we will be having an ENDOF-YEAR POOL PARTY & GET-TOGETHER - More Information Coming Soon!

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85th Anniversary Committee Meeting

We will be having our next 85 Anniversary Committee Meeting on Wednesday June 4, 2014 at 7pm at the Church. Our Co-Chairs are: Gus Tziavaras ([email protected]), and Dupree Barbato ([email protected]). Please come help plan the Saint Demetrios 85th Anniversary celebrations. We will be discussing the fall dinner dance and other possible 85th Anniversary events. Your help is needed with everything from decorating and entertainment to menu and th ticket sales. Your involvement will help make our 85 Anniversary a success.

Congratulations to Popie Karanikolas, Mother of the Year.

Keep them in your prayers Don Athanas – Passed away in January. Survived by his wife Dottie. Julia Coroneos Pish – Passed away on April 6. Survived by her son Frank. Matina Stevens – Passed away on April 27. Survived by her son David. Irene Valavanis – Passed away on April 29. Survived by her 3 sons.

Maintenance Projects There are many ways to share your time and talent. If you are handy with a hammer, paintbrush, electrical work or you are any other type of fixer upper, we can use your help! Following are a list of various projects that we would like to address. If you are interested in assisting, please call John Pavlos at Altar Ambulatory Altar Boy Areas Nave South Hallway Cry Room North Hallway Copy Room Office Store Room Hall to Kitchen Church Hall Outside Barn

Lighting fixtures Ceiling tiles Ceiling tiles, cabinet, freezer, shelves, drywall Columns (birds), Soleas light, Adult baptistery, painting Fix west door, Ceiling tiles, Painting Ceiling tiles Painting, TV Clean & Organize Clean & Organize Clean & Organize Painting, Bulletin Board Painting, TV & Sound System, Curtains, Lights, Clean Closet Lighting, Cement by glass doors, Downspouts/Drains, Signs on doors, Fix door, Clean & Organize

Ladies Philoptochos Society We currently have 18 paid members. The dues are $30 if anyone would like to join us. Our next meeting will be on June 5th at The Liberty Restaurant in Libertyville at 6pm. The last week of June is a very busy time for us. On the 24th we will be participating in the “Feed the Hungry” program at Annunciation Cathedral in downtown Chicago. We will be preparing the food on Monday the 23 rd and transporting and serving on Tuesday the 24th. In order for this to be successful we are asking for volunteers to help take the food and serve. We also donate clothing to the needy at this time, so any donations of summer clothing will be very much appreciated. We will need to leave from church to arrive at 10am. Finally, we will be baking for the Greek Fest on June 13th: Diples; June 26th: Koulouria and Melomarkarona; June 27th: Baklava; and July 1st: Kourambiethes; all at 9am. Again, anyone ready, willing and able to help will be welcome.

Coffee Hour Sponsors Traditionally at St. Demetrios, coffee hour has been sponsored by our parish members and associated organizations. Please consider hosting as part of our fellowship for each other. June 1 is being hosted by the Sunday School in conjunction with Graduation. June 15 is being hosted by your Parish Council for Fathers Day. June 8, 22 and 29 are open. Please contact Maria Sakas at (847) 395-7499 if you would like to host or have any questions. (Unless it falls on a fast, you are welcomed to bring whatever you like and be creative with your coffee hour. Also, 2 families may share the coffee hour if you like.)

Committee Chairs Stewardship: Greek Fest: 85th Anniversary: Church Services: Fund Raising: Maintenance:

Jimmy Vatistas [email protected] John Iskalis [email protected] George Couvall [email protected] Dupree Barbato [email protected] Gus Tziavaras [email protected] Maria Sakas [email protected] Demitri Axarlis [email protected] John Pavlos [email protected] Nick Camacaris [email protected] John Pavlos

Feel free to contact any of the committee chairs directly if you would like more information or if you would like to join a committee and help. We welcome everyone! Thank you

Congratulations to our Graduates! Susan Scheef – DePaul University: MA in English Literature with Distinction Susan currently works for Fresenius-Kobi a medical products company in Schaumburg as a documentation specialist. She is taking a one year rest and will be applying for doctoral programs next year. Her area of interest is Race and Gender in Renaissance Literature and that is the focus of her master’s portfolio.

Eva Tsakos - University of Illinois Urbana - Champagne: BA in Accounting Eva is currently interning with a consulting firm in Chicago while she prepares to sit for the CPA this coming fall.

Dimitri Pylarinos - University of Colorado Boulder: BA in Spanish Language & Literature Dimitri is currently employed as an intern with Nextant, LLC in Boulder Co. He is now working on getting his ATA Certification (American Translators Association).

Alexandra Gaulin – MacCormac College: Associates Degree in Applied Sciences Stephanie Roupas – University of Illinois Urbana – Champagne: BS in Chemical Engineering. Dean Booras Warren High School Dean will be attending Carthage College – Major: Undecided

Georgia Costopoulos Warren High School Georgia will be attending Western Illinois University – Major: English with goal to become a high school English teacher

Christina Gaulin Libertyville High School Christina will be attending DePaul University

Louis Karagiannis Carmel High School Louis will be attending DeVry University – Major: Network Communications Systems His goal is to travel to countries around the world to help support and develop their access to communication and internet access systems.

Andrianna Kurzenberger Vernon Hills High School Andrianna is an Honors graduate and an Illinois State Scholar. She was active in the theater and choir and held multiple leadership roles. She will be attending University of Illinois Urbana –Champaign and plans to major in political science.

Christopher Morris Carmel High School He has earned his Eagle Scout and was a member of the wrestling team throughout high school. Christopher plans on attending the College of Lake County in the fall and is interested in pursuing a degree in business.

Johnathon Pann Carmel High School His high school accomplishments included Varsity team football, inducted into the National Business Honor Society for outstanding performance in the Business Education Department, and he was chosen as a member of the Ambassadors Club Johnathon will be attending the University of Missouri in Columbia to pursue his interests in business, marketing and global relations.

Melissa Pavlos Warren High School Melissa attended the Cosmetology Program (CLC Tech Campus) and will be taking her state exam in June. She ranked th th 7 out of 30 in a State Cosmetology Competition and 4 out of 7 for Cosmetology Leadership Competition. She will be attending the College of Lake County and is planning to transfer to Western Illinois University where she plans to study Business and one day hopes to own a Salon.

 Jennifer Stianos Lakes High School Jennifer will be attending Carthage College – Major: Pre-Medicine with goal to become a cardiologist.

2014 Stewards Mr. & Mrs. Eleftherios Adamopoulos Mr. & Mrs. Elias Agalianos Mr. Nicholas P. Alajakis Mr. & Mrs. Paul Alatzakis Mr. & Mrs. John Alexakos Ms. Elaine Alexander Mr. George Anastasiadis Mr.& Mrs. Anagnos Mr. & Mrs. Markos Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Peter Androus Mrs. Antonia Androutsopoulos Mr. & Mrs. Bill Anest Mr. & Mrs. Peter Anest Mr. & Mrs. Alex Antillion Mr. & Mrs. Frank Aronis Ms. Ann Marie Axarlis Mr. & Mrs. Demetrios Axarlis Mr. & Mrs. Evangelos Axarlis Mrs. Maria Axiotis Ms. Jo Ann Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Dupree Barbato Mr. & Mrs. Adam Beeson Mr. & Mrs. Brian Berlin Mr. & Mrs. John Bertsos Mr. & Mrs. James Bologeorges Judge & Mrs. James Booras Mr. George Boukouzis Mr. & Mrs. Evange Bozinis Mr. & Mrs. Gus G. Boznos Mr. & Mrs. John Bratsakis Mr. & Mrs. William Brinias Miss Julie Camacaris Mr. & Mrs. Nick Camacaris Mr. & Mrs. William Camacaris Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cantore Mr. & Mrs. James Chagdes Mr. & Mrs. Ken Chalifoux Mr. & Mrs. Ken Chess Mrs. Patricia Chresanthakes Mr. & Mrs. Michael Christofidis Mr. & Mrs.Anthony Christopulos Mr. & Mrs. Donald Cichon Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Colombus Mrs. Nicky Conopeotis Mr. & Mrs. James Corelis Mr. & Mrs. John Coroneos Mr. & Mrs. Steven Costopoulos Mr. & Mrs. George Couvall, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George Couvall, Sr. Mr & Mrs. James Couvall Ms. Loverne Couvall Mrs. Effie Crambes Ms. Anastasia S. Csahiouni Mr. & Mrs. Basil Danos Mr. & Mrs. Panayotis Danos Mr. & Mrs. Efprepios Daskalakis Mr. & Mrs. Spiro Deligiannis Mr. & Mrs. Anthony DeMoon Mr. & Mrs. Dorin Diaconescu Mr. & Mrs. Peter Donis Mr. & Mrs. James Dowmon Dr. & Mrs. William G. Dracos Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Earth Mr. & Mrs. Liberato Ebarle Mr. & Mrs. Trenton Ethington Miss Helen Exarhakos Mr. & Mrs. Steve Exarhakos Mr. & Mrs. Demitri Fardelos Mrs. Efterpi Fardelos Mr. Peter Gallos Mr. & Mrs. David Gaulin

Mrs. Maria T. Georgas Mr. & Mrs. Demetri Georgatsos Ms. Elaine George Ms. Amanda Geotsalitis Mr. & Mrs. Steven Geotsalitis Mr. Bill Giannakakis Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ginakakis Miss Beatrice Gountanis Mr. & Mrs. Chris Gountanis Mr. & Mrs. George Gountanis Mr. & Mrs. Panagiotis Gountanis Mrs. Helen Grenus Mr. & Mrs. David Haggerty Fr. & Mrs. Cosmas Halekakis Mr. & Mrs. George Harig Dr. & Mrs. James Haritos Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hassan Mrs. Carol Hauri Mr. & Mrs. Demetri Hernandez Mr. Brian Hill Mr. & Mrs. David Hill Ms. Eleni Hloros-Brown Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hristoforatos Mr. & Mrs. John Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Inman Mr. & Mrs. John Iskalis Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Iskalis Ms. Eleftheria Izvinko Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Jelatis Hoke Mr. & Mrs. Dean Kacos Ms. Bessie Kalkanis Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kalkanis Mr. & Mrs. Dino Kallianis Mr. & Mrs. George Kallianis Mr. George Kallianis Mr. & Mrs. Spiros N. Kallieris Dr. & Mrs. Edward Kanne Mr. & Mrs. Spyros Kapsalis Mrs. Betty Karagiannes Dr. & Mrs. James Karagiannes Ms. Maria Karanikolas Mr. & Mrs. Bassem Kardoush Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Karigan Mrs. Teresa Karigan Mrs. Fofi Karigiannis Mrs. Flora Karigiannis Ms. Daniella Karras Mr. & Mrs. George Katres Mr. & Mrs. Christos Katris Ms. Elaine Katris Mrs. Mary Katris Mr. & Mrs. Jason Keeling Mr. Kerhulas & Mrs. Sparagis Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Kobus, Jr. Ms. Stephanie Kokinis Mr. & Mrs. William Kokinis Mr. Thomas J. Korellis Mr. & Mrs. James Kotsanos Mr. & Mrs. Gus Kotsiovos Mr. George J. Koulogeorge Mr. & Mrs. John Koulogeorge Ms. Maria Kousiantas Mrs. Vasiliki Kouvaras Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kouvelis Mr. & Mrs Tom Krissek Mr. &Mrs. Emmanuel Kritikos Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lannon Mr. & Mrs. John LeHocky Mr. & Mrs. Allen Lelo Mr. & Mrs. James Leoris, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dino Leventis Ms. Sophia Liarakos

Mr. & Mrs. Spiros Liarakos Mr. & Mrs. David Loomos Mrs. Eugenia Loucas Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Lundy Mr. & Mrs. Petros Macheras Mr. & Mrs. Byron Maggos Mr. & Mrs. George Makris Mr. & Mrs. Alex Mantis Mr. & Mrs. Spiro Mantzavrakos Ms. Sophia Mantzoukis Mr. & Mrs. Kosta Maravelas Mr. & Mrs. Demitri Margiolas Mr. & Mrs. Keith Marhefka Mrs. Joyce Markoutsis Mr. Nick Markoutsis Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Markoutsis Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Mauer Mrs. Maria Mazur Mr. & Mrs. Demitri Mentzelopoulos Mr. Vasilios Mentzelopoulos Mrs. Jenny Merelos Ms. Martha Merilos Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Mitchell Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Bret Moberg Mrs. Virginia Moraites Ms. Ellen Nakis Ms. Frances Nakis Mrs. Bertha Nastos Mr. & Mrs. Bob Neofotistos Mrs. Patricia Nulton Dr. Mary Nunchuck & Mr. Donald Scheef Mr. & Mrs. Danny Oliveri Mr. & Mrs. Robert Opal Mr. & Mrs. George Paganis Mr. & Mrs. Konstantinos Palas Mr. & Mrs. Richard Palmer Dr. Nikos Panacos Mr. James Panagakis Mrs. Elsie Pann Mr. & Mrs. John Pann Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Pann Ms. Adrrienne Panos Mr. G. Panos & Mrs. V. Vargo Mr. & Mrs. George Pantelopoulos Mr. & Mrs. John Pantelopoulos Mr. & Mrs. Peter Papadakis Mr. & Mrs. Stavros Papadakis Mrs. Bessie Papanos Mr. John Papanos Mr. John Papoulis Mrs. Catherine Pasinski Mrs. Theofane Patterson Mr. & Mrs. William Patterson Mr. George Pavlos Mr. & Mrs. John Pavlos Mr. George Perizes Mr. & Mrs. Gust Petropoulos Mr. & Mrs. Peter Petropoulos Mrs. Tess Petropoulos Mr. & Mrs. Dick Phillips Mr. & Mrs. James Phillips Mr. Steve Phillips Ms. Elaine Pilafas Mr. George Pliafas Fr. John Galenos Pilafas Mr. & Mrs. Therapon Pipinis Mr. & Mrs. Georgios Plellis Mr. & Mrs. Spyros Polydoros Mr. & Mrs. Charles Popp III Mr. & Mrs. James Poulos Ms. Helen Psihos

Mr. & Mrs. Spyridon Psihos Mr. & Mrs. Efstratios Psyhogios Mr. & Mrs. Nikolaos Pylarinos Mr. Emmanuel Rodis Mr. & Mrs. George Rodis Mr. Sophocles Rodis & Family Mr. Mihail Roditis Mr. & Mrs. Gus Roiniotis Mr. & Mrs. John Rompella Mr. & Mrs. Dimitri Roupas Mr. Paul Roupas Mr. & Mrs. Colin Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Saed Mr. & Mrs. Demetrios Sagris Mr. & Mrs. George Sakas Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Salazar Mr. John Sarantakis Mr. & Mrs. Vasilios Sarantakis Mr. & Mrs. Donald Sauders Mrs. Carole Scheve Mr. & Mrs. Jason Schrik Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Serelis Ms. Faya Shiu Mr. & Mrs. George Simopoulos Ms. Bessis Skaramagos Mr. C. Leedy & Ms. C. Skaramagos Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Sloth Ms. Irene Snavely Mr. & Mrs. Kostas Sokorelis Mrs. Areti Stamayannos Mr. & Mrs. Nick Stamayannos Mr. Stavrou & Mrs. Tsatsakos Mr. & Mrs. Demetrios Stergiou Ms. Helen Stergiou Ms. Sophia Stergiou Mr. & Mrs. Nick Stianos Mr. & Mrs. Michael Strzyzewski Rev. & Mrs. John Suhayda Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Tabrizi Mr. & Mrs. John Tasiopoulos Mr. & Mrs. Peter Tombras Mr. & Mrs. John Tournis Mr. Vallen Tousis Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Trage Dr. Dimitrios Tsarouhtsis Ms. Bessie Tsausis Ms. Ethel Tsausis Mr. & Mrs. Gus Tsouloufis Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Tzavaras Mr. Kosta Tzavaras Mr. & Mrs. Constantine Tziavaras Mr. & Mrs. Mark Utter Mr. & Mrs Milton Vainikos Mrs. Eleni Vassiliades Mr. & Mrs. Demetrios Vatistas Mrs. Georgia Vatistas Mr. & Mrs. Dino Vlahakis Mr. Gus & Mrs. Georgia Vlahos Mr. & Mrs. Spyros Vlahos Mr. & Mrs. George Vrakas Mrs. Chrisavgi Wade Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wilber Dr. & Mrs. John Xanthopoulos Mr. & Mrs. Gust Xenos Mr. & Mrs. Peter Yonke Mr. Zener & Mrs. Kachoris Mrs. Bertha Zerkle Mr. & Mrs. Gus Zografos Mr. & Mrs. John Zouras

June 2014 Sunday

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1 Sunday of the Holy Fathers 8:30am Services

Tuesday 2

Wednesday 3

Thursday

4 7pm 85 Anniversary Committee Meeting

Friday 5

7pm Philoptochos

FAST FREE 15 All Saints 8:30am Services

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7:50pm GOYA

7 8:30am Services Saturday of Souls

FAST DAY

FAST DAY 9 8:30am Services Monday of The Holy Spirit

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at Feed My Starving Children

Sunday School Graduation General Assembly 8 HOLY PENTECOST 8:30am Services

Saturday

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7pm Parish Council FAST FREE

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Apostles Fast Begins

Father’s Day FAST DAY 22 nd 2 Sunday of Saint Matthew 8:30am Services

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8:30am Services Nativity of St. John the Baptist FAST DAY

29 Holy Apostles Sts. Peter & Paul 8:30am Services

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30 8:30am Services Synaxis of the Holy Apostles

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Saint Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church 1400 N. O’Plaine Road Libertyville, Illinois 60048

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