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New September Liturgical Print

August 24, 2022 by Destinie Winn in Homeschool, Printables, September

One page Liturgical Guide for Orthodox Christians

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August 24, 2022 /Destinie Winn
September, Printable, Ecclesiastical New Year, St Joachim and Anna, Elevation of the Cross, st john the baptist
Homeschool, Printables, September
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Joyous occasion, as 15 souls were united to Christ through Holy Baptism and Chrismation this past weekend! I've had the joy to serve alongside my husband, getting to know each individual better, praying for them, and cheering them on as they pick u
🍎 September 🍎 In the Orthodox Church, the liturgical year begins on September 1st! I always take a big deep sigh at the chance to begin anew. Maybe it’s because the school year generally also begins in September, I feel inspired to re-organi
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