Cathedral Schedule

Welcome to the Archdiocesan

Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

Sunday Services
Orthros at 9AM / Divine Liturgy at 10AM

Founded in 1892, Holy Trinity Cathedral has been serving Greek Orthodox Christians for over a century.

The Cathedral provides regular divine worship, counseling, Christian education, human services and cultural programs for people in the New York City area. It sponsors The Cathedral School with a full parochial school program of Nursery through the Eighth Grade.

If you are looking for a Church home, you are invited by the congregation of the Cathedral to join us.

The Greeks of Southern California — Through the Century

The screening of this award winning documentary was a success. DVDs & VHS tapes are now available at our book store.

Curious about the Orthodox Church?

Click here to read and learn more about our ancient faith.

The Cathedral Fellowship Bookstore is well into its second decade of operation as an ongoing activity of the Archdiocesan Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in New York City.

The Bookstore is staffed by a dedicated group of volunteers, and offers the community a wide selection of religious books, bibles, prayer books, cookbooks, cultural, ethnic and history titles, books for children, as well as icons, sacred music recordings, crosses and other religious items.

We are open every Sunday during the coffee hour following the Divine Liturgy. We invite you to stop by and visit us. Meet our volunteers and browse through our offerings.

20:10 - THE WINDOW OF A NEW YEAR

 

“Paul went down stairs, threw himself on the young man and put his arms around him.

"Don't be alarmed," he said. "He is not dead . . . but alive!"”

Acts 20:10

 

This Week's Sermon

To view this week's sermon click on this link.

Resources

2009 Christian Stewardship & Membership Application

"Gather My People to My House" is the 2009 Stewardship Theme. Please click on link to access printable application.

This Week's Cathedral Bulletin

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Cathedral Broadcasts

To better serve you, the Cathedral broadcasts all Sunday and many weekday services, including live web streaming.
Click on the Live Broadcast button above for more information or click here (when available).

Outreach Sunday coincided with the celebration of Mother's Day and the Sunday of the Paralytic.  According to the Rev. Dr. Frank Marangos, Dean of the Archdiocesan Cathedral, "Outreach Sunday was organized to emphasize unity and inclusion of individuals who have a disability, suffer from depression, alcoholism or feel alienated from the church in the true spirit of Orthodox Christianity."  A brochure on Disability Etiquette was distributed during the televised liturgy that was also "signed" for the hearing impaired by Dr. Thomas Zangas, a licensed clinical psychologist for the deaf.

A reception was held in the Cathedral Center Ballroom following the Divine Liturgy where informational kiosks provided opportunities for attendees to speak with specialists on a wide variety of disability and health care topics.  Free literature was provided on issues pertaining to depression, physical disabilities, the elderly, aging, alcoholism, bereavement, Alzheimer's and diabetes.

Forum on Orthodox Spirituality

To further your spiritual growth we have posted each week's FOS' subject summary online. To view one or all of our FOS subject summaries, click on the FOS Banner at the top of the webpage or on this link. We hope this will bring to you a new aspect of our Cathedral's online ministry.

We've assembled a helpful collection of the excellent Orthodox Christian web sites and services on our Spotlight page.

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