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Schedule Sunday, 6 / 19 April St. Thomas Sunday 9:10am Hours & Divine Liturgy. Panikhida at church 1:30pm Blessing of graves at Gardens (of Gethsemane) Cemetery Saturday, 12 / 25 April 6:00pm All-night Vigil On the Service Schedule page, (News & Information\Service Schedule) one will find the schedule in a PDF format, a printable monthly calendar and the option to synchronize the schedule to your smartphone's calendar: bostonrussianchurch.org/calendar/sync.ics  The official parish Facebook page, Holy Epiphany Russian Orthodox Church will have announcements, schedules, news, pictures and videos, which will be posted regularly. Parishioners and friends can join the "Parishioners of Holy Epiphany Church (Boston)" to share personal photos, relevant articles, and other informative posts that would be of interest to fellow parishioners.
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Announcements and Events  Sunday, April 12, 2026: Easter Breakfast Trapeza Break the fast after the Midnight Matins and Divine Liturgy on Pascha!  Parish Sisterhood |
January 27, 2026 On Saturday the 24th and Sunday the 25th of January, Holy Epiphany Church in Roslindale (Boston), MA celebrated the 75th anniversary of the parish’s founding. The celebrations were timed to coincide with the parish’s patronal feast day – the great feast of the Lord’s Baptism (Theophany) – which had taken place the Monday prior, January 19. Arriving to officiate the jubilee celebrations was His Eminence Nicholas, Metropolitan of Eastern America & New York.
On Sunday, January 25, 2026, Metropolitan Nicholas of Eastern America & New York officiated the 75th anniversary of Holy Epiphany Church in Roslindale (Boston), MA. After Liturgy, a banquet was held, during which Professor Leonid R. Heretz read on the history of the people of the parish. The lecture was delivered in Russian; an English translation was provided.
Your Eminence,
Reverend fathers,
Dear parishioners and guests!
I was given the somewhat complicated task of telling you the story of our parish in 20 minutes. I will try to do that in the following way: I will begin by telling you about the generation of the founders of our church, and then I will sketch out how the parish grew and changed over time. So as not to neglect any one individual person, I will not refer to any individual person by name. I will try to talk about our community as a whole, as a single spiritual organism, insofar as it is given to me, a sinner, to understand that. However, during my talk the slideshow of the history of the parish will continue, and we will see the faces of our loved ones and thereby remember them as individuals.