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Daily Readings

Prologue of Ochrid

November 5th

1. Our Holy Father Galaction and our Mother Episteme, Martyrs.

They were born in the city of Edessa in Phoenicia, both of pagan parents. Galaction's mother was barren until she was baptised. After her baptism, she brought her husband also to the true Faith and baptised her son Galaction, bringing him up a Christian. When the time came for Galaction to marry, his devout mother Leucippe died, and his father betrothed him to a maiden called Episteme. Galaction did not wish to enter into marriage at all, and he quickly urged Episteme to be baptised and then to become a nun at the same time as he became a monk. Both went away to the mountain of Publion, Galaction to a men's monastery and Episteme to a women's, and each of them became a true light in the monastery. They were first in labours, in prayer, in humility and obedience, and first in love. They did not leave their monasteries, and neither saw the other until the time of their death. A fierce persecution arose, and they were both brought to trial. While they were mercilessly whipping Galaction, Episteme was weeping, and they then whipped her also. They cut off their hands and feet, and finally their heads. One Eutolius, a man who had been a servant of Episteme's parents and then a monk together with Galaction, took their bodies and buried them. He also wrote the Lives of these two wonderful martyrs for Christ, who suffered and received their heavenly crowns in 253.

2. The Holy Apostles Patrobus, Hermes, Linus, Gains and Philologus.

They were of the Seventy. Patrobus was bishop of Neapolis; Hermes was in Philipopolis (Rom. 16:14), Linus in Rome (II Tim. 4:21), Gaius in Ephesus (Rom. 16:23) and Philologus in Synope (Rom. 15:16). All of them fulfilled the Law of Christ with love and went to His Kingdom.

3. St Jonah, Archbishop of Novgorod

Born in Novgorod and orphaned early, he was taken and educated by a God-fearing woman. Michael the Fool for Christ of Klops saw him once as a young boy and said to him prophetically: 'Ivan, my little one, be diligent in your studies, for you will be archbishop in Novgorod the Mighty'. And so it came to pass, for later, after the death of Archbishop Euthymius, this Jonah was elected and consecrated to the throne of Novgorod. Jonah was God-fearing and merciful, such as is rare in a mortal man. He built churches and monasteries and cared for his flock as a true and good shepherd. He was offered the throne of Moscow as Metropolitan but declined, excusing himself because of his great age. He entered into rest peacefully on November 5th, 1570, and went to the joyful, heavenly mansions. One hundred years after his death, a great fire broke out in Novogorod. The relics of this holy hierarch did not catch fire among the flames, but on the contrary, began to show healing powers and to give off a sweet and wonderful fragrance.

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Service Schedule

NOVEMBER 2025
SundaySun MondayMon TuesdayTue WednesdayWed ThursdayThu FridayFri SaturdaySat
Oct 26 (Oct 13) Oct 27 (Oct 14) Oct 28 (Oct 15) Oct 29 (Oct 16) Oct 30 (Oct 17)
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
3:30 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
Oct 31 (Oct 18)
Apostle & Evangelist Luke
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Hierarchal Divine Liturgy
4:30 Vespers & Small Compline
4:30 Matins
Fast: wine & oil
1 (Oct 19)
6:00 Divine Liturgy
4:00 Communion Rule
7:00 Vigil
2 (Oct 20) 3 (Oct 21)
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
3:30 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
4 (Oct 22) 5 (Oct 23)
Ap James, Brother of God
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy of St. Apostle James
3:30 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
Fast: wine & oil
6 (Oct 24)
Joy of All Who Sorrow Icon of the Theotokos
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
4:00 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
7 (Oct 25)
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
3:30 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
Fast
8 (Oct 26)
Great-martyr Demetrius
4:00 Communion Rule
7:00 Vigil
9 (Oct 27)
22nd Sunday after Pentecost
8:00 Midnight Office
9:00 Divine Liturgy
3:30 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
10 (Oct 28)
St. Job of Pochaev
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
4:00 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
11 (Oct 29)
Martyr Anastasia the Roman
12 (Oct 30) 13 (Oct 31)
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
4:00 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
14 (Nov 1) 15 (Nov 2)
4:00 Communion Rule
7:00 Vigil
16 (Nov 3) 17 (Nov 4) 18 (Nov 5) 19 (Nov 6) 20 (Nov 7)
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
4:00 Communion Rule
7:00 Vigil
21 (Nov 8)
9:00 Divine Liturgy
3:30 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
Fast: fish, wine, & oil
22 (Nov 9)
St Nectarius of Pentapolis
4:00 Communion Rule
7:00 Vigil
23 (Nov 10) 24 (Nov 11) 25 (Nov 12)
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
3:30 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
26 (Nov 13)
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
3:30 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
Fast: fish, wine, & oil
27 (Nov 14) 28 (Nov 15)
Beginning of Nativity Fast
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Hours, Interhours & Typica
3:30 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
Fast
29 (Nov 16)
4:00 Communion Rule
7:00 Vigil
Fast: fish, wine, & oil
30 (Nov 17) Dec 1 (Nov 18) Dec 2 (Nov 19) Dec 3 (Nov 20)
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
4:00 Communion Rule
7:00 Vigil
Fast
Dec 4 (Nov 21)
9:00 Divine Liturgy
4:00 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
Fast: fish, wine, & oil
Dec 5 (Nov 22)
5:00 Midnight Office
6:00 Divine Liturgy
3:30 Vespers, Matins
7:15 Small Compline
Fast
Dec 6 (Nov 23)
4:00 Communion Rule
7:00 Vigil
Fast: wine & oil
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Holy Trinity Monastery
1407 Robinson Rd.
PO Box 36
Jordanville, NY 13361

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