Christ is Risen! Truly He Is Risen!
Wishing you a blessed and joyous Pascha!
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Welcome to the website of the community of St. Mary Orthodox Church of Cambridge, MA. We welcome you to browse the site to learn more about our parish. Please consider joining us for Divine Liturgy on Sunday mornings or contact the parish office to schedule an appointment with Fr. Antony.
We are a parish in the Diocese of Worcester of the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America, Metropolitan Philip, Primate.
Clergy and Contact Information
Very Rev. Father Antony Hughes, Pastor
Rev. Deacon Jeffrey Smith, Deacon
Office: 617-547-1234
Fax: 617-902-2370
Service Schedule and Calendar
Sunday Orthros - 8:45 am
Sunday Divine Liturgy - 10:00 am
Great Vespers - Saturdays 5:00 pm
Confessions - Saturdays 6:00 pm or by appointment
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On the Sunday of the Holy Myrrhbearers
The Gospel reading today should be familiar to you. The verses from chapter 16:1-8 comprise the reading before the closed doors of the Church on the night of Holy Pascha. According to most Biblical scholars St. Mark's Gospel originally ended here on a dramatic note. The Angel asks the Myrrh-bearing women to go tell the disciples (and Peter in particular) the news that they would meet the risen Lord in Galilee,
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Congratulations!
Congratulations to St. Mary parishioner Steve Zabak, who was elected a Brookline Town Meeting member Tuesday evening (5/6/08). He came in third out of eleven candidates.
Congratulations to the Boston Byzantine Choir, whose new CD, Thy Resurrection, is receiving glowing reviews. (This site also allows you to hear samples of the music.)
Miracle of Holy Fire in Jerusalem
April 26, 2008 - Pilgrims from all over the world gathered in Jerusalem today to witness the greatest of all miracles: the Miracle of the Holy Fire. The miracle has turned into a magnificent cultural event but many simply could not get anywhere near the Holy Sepulchre. Read More »
From the Church Fathers
Is it not true that Christ draws near with love to those who turn away from him? That he struggles with them, begs them not to scorn his love, and if they show only aversion and remain deaf to his appeals, becomes himself their advocate?
- Dionysius the Areopagite, Letter 8, To Demophlius


