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Bi-monthly newletter
of
THE COMMUNICATOR
Hellenic Orthodox Church
Holy Trinity
February 2013—March 2013
Volume 13
62 Lewis Street – Lowell, MA 01854
Co-editors: George and Susan Pergakis
Church Office: 978-458-8092
Fax: 978-970-0935
HAA School: 978-453-5422
Emergency phone: 781-632-3844
website: www.holytrinitylowellhoc.org
email: [email protected]
Rev. Father Nikolaos D. Pelekoudas
Presbyter
CHURCH OFFICE HOURS
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
8:00-1:00
Secretary: Geraldine Themelis
SERVICES
Orthros 9:00 am
Divine Liturgy 10:00 am
Children are dismissed for Sunday School following
Holy Communion
PARISH COUNCIL OFFICERS
President
George Christopulos
Vice President
Fotis Relias
Secretary
Nicholas Theokas
Treasurer
George Pergakis
SUNDAY SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Joan Metropolis
PRESIDENT OF THE PHILOPTOCHOS
Florence (Dolly) Michaelides
CHOIR DIRECTOR
Eileen Crowell
A message from Rev. Father
Nikolaos…
It is only to the extent to which we bring ourselves
as an offering (let it be earthen vessels open to receive
things Holy) that we can receive these Holy things.
Weekly we come to church
In the prayer that precedes the consecration of the
After a week which we spend in
Holy Gifts the priest says: «Renew us who pray to
the twilight of the world, where
Thee, and make this bread the Body of Christ, and
the powers of good and the
this cup — the Blood of Christ». It is only to the expowers of evil are in contest,
tent to which we give ourselves to God to be filled, to
when we are called to be the
the extent which we empty ourselves of all things
light of the world, the salt that prevents its corrup- contrary to Him, in intention, at least in the struggle
tion, a living message that God has come, that victo- which should be ours that we can receive the gift.
ry over evil is won, and all hopes are possible, indeed
But this gift is not given to us alone; it is not given to
all things are in the power of the Lord Jesus Christ
us that we should hug it, possess it, and delight in it:
who is our strength — after a whole week in this twiit is given to us in the way in which a lamp is lit, in
light we come to church, and it is a moment when
which a fire is lighted, in which the truth is given.
two things should happen.
Thanks be to God — we are not a body of people,
It is a moment when we re-dedicate ourselves to God, prisoners of our buildings and our small frail Chrisbecause we bring at the same time in the Holy Litur- tian society! We are indeed sent into the world to be
gy two kinds of gifts. On the one hand, the offering of God's own witnesses, through Communion to the
our souls and bodies, the gift of ourselves which Body and Blood of Christ to be His incarnate presshould be unreserved, which we give according to our ence. When we receive Communion we expect all
strength, but a strength that should grow day after things from God, but He also expects all things from
day by the exercise of loyalty and faithfulness to God. us.
And we also bring to God a sacrifice, an offering so
Let us ponder on this. Let us receive with an open
holy and so perfect, the life and the death of the Lord
heart and an open mind, with all our being, what God
Jesus Christ, His Resurrection and His Ascension ingives us, not in order to possess it but in order to
to Heaven, and the vision of what we are called to be
give it, to give it as generously as God gives Himself:
— all of us together with all things created. Because
life and death, our joy and our sorrow, our brokenit is not only mankind whom God has assumed in
heartedness and our hopes — all to be given in God's
Christ through the Incarnation — it is all things visiName to anyone who needs it. Then we shall have
ble and invisible; the invisible through His Divinity
fulfilled the Apostle's call: «Carry one another's burin the human soul, and the visible by His Incarnation,
dens, and so you shall have fulfilled the law of
by God taking flesh and becoming mysteriously and
Christ». Amen.
wonderfully akin to all that is material, visible, tangiAnthony Bloom (Metropolitan of Sourozh
ble. All creation, not only saints and sinners, but all
(1914- 2003))
things created can look at Christ's Body and rejoice
because in Him they can see themselves in glory.
When we come to God we expect a gift of grace, the
power of life to be poured into us so that we should
become truly new creatures; not only creatures of
flesh and blood, not only created beings standing face
to face with their Creator but also creatures, pervaded by the power and the presence, the true communion with God which is given to us in the Sacraments.
Τὰ Ψυχοσάββατα
Γιά τήν βαρυσήμαντη ἔννοια πού ἔχουν τά
ψυχοσάββατα, θά ποῦμε ἐδῶ λίγα λόγια.
Ἀπό τό πρῶτο συνθετικό τῆς λέξεως καταλαβαίνομε
πώς οἱ μέρες αὐτές εἶναι ἀφιερωμένες στούς
νεκρούς, στίς ψυχές, στόν κόσμο τῶν πνευμάτων.
Ὁ ἄνθρωπος δέν εἶναι μόνο σῶμα πού βλέπομε νά
ζεῖ, νά κινεῖται, νά ἐργάζεται, νά χαίρεται, νά
ὑποφέρει, νά γηράσκει καί νά πεθαίνει. Εἶναι καί ἡ
ψυχή ἡ ἀθάνατη, πού εὑρίσκεται ἑνωμένη μέ τό
σῶμα, ὅσο ἐκεῖνο ζῆ. Ὅταν ὅμως πεθάνει τό σῶμα, ἡ
ψυχή ζῆ, ὑπάρχει καί παραμένει ἀθάνατη. Εἶναι
πνευματική ὑπόσταση, αἰώνια καί μεταφέρεται στόν
ἀόρατο κόσμο τῶν πνευμάτων.
αὐτές τίς ψυχές. Παράδοση Ἀποστολική, ἀρχαία, νά
προσφέρονται δῶρα καί προσφορές, κερά, λιβάνια,
κανδήλια, ὑπέρ τῶν νεκρῶν. «Δεκτά γάρ ταῦτα Θεῷ
καί πολλήν φέροντα τήν ἀντίδοσιν», λέγει ὁ Μέγας
Ἀθανάσιος, «Ἄς φροντίσομε γιά τήν ὠφέλεια τῶν
νεκρῶν μας. Ἄς τούς δώσομε τήν πρέπουσα βοήθεια,
ἐλεημοσύνες καί προσφορές, γιατί αὐτό τούς δίδει
πολλή ἀνακούφιση καί κέρδος καί ὠφέλεια. Γιατί
αὐτά δέν νομοθετήθηκαν στήν τύχη ἀλλά ἀπό τούς
πανσόφους Μαθητές καί Ἀποστόλους τοῦ Κυρίου
παρεδόθησαν στήν Ἐκκλησία, νά μνημονεύει ὁ
ἱερέας πάνω στά ἄχραντα Μυστήρια τούς πιστούς
πού ἐκοιμήθησαν», λέγει καί ὁ Ἅγιος Ἰωάννης ὁ
Χρυσόστομος. Καί προσθέτει πώς «ὅσοι λησμονοῦν
καί ἀποφεύγουν νά τελέσουν τά νενομισμένα στούς
νεκρούς των θά ἔχουν εὐθύνη καί ἁμαρτία».
Ἔτσι ἡ Ἐκκλησία, σάν φιλόστοργη μητέρα, δέν εἶναι
μόνο γιά ὅσους ζοῦν στόν κόσμο τοῦτο, ἀλλά καί γιά Τά μνημόσυνα, λειτουργίες, ἐλεημοσύνες καί ὅσα
τά παιδιά της πού πέθαναν καί ἡ ψυχή των ἄλλα γίνονται γιά τούς νεκρούς, ἔχουν μεγαλύτερη
σημασία γιά κείνους πού πέθαναν σέ πολέμους,
εὑρίσκεται στόν πνευματικό κόσμο.
συμφορές καί καταστροφές, σέ ἐρημιές, σέ
Ἡ διδασκαλία αὐτή εἶναι βασική ἀλήθεια τῆς
θάλασσες, μέ θανάτους διαφόρους, καί μάλιστα
ὀρθοδόξου πίστεώς μας. Σάν συνέχεια αὐτοῦ τοῦ
ὅταν δέν εἶχαν κανένα δικό τους νά ἐνδιαφερθῆ γιά
δόγματος εἶναι καί μία ἄλλη διδασκαλία στενά
τήν ψυχή των.
ἑνωμένη μέ τήν προηγούμενη. Εἶναι ἡ διδασκαλία
περί τῆς ἀνταποδόσεως, τῆς κρίσεως. Ὁ Θεός θά Ἡ Εκκλησία μνημονεύει «τῶν ἀπό περάτων
κεκοιμημένων πατέρων καί ἀδελφῶν», γιατί
κρίνει τούς ἀνθρώπους σύμφωνα μέ τά ἔργα των.
γνωρίζει τήν εὐσπλαχνία τοῦ Θεοῦ καί ὅτι «νικᾶ τό
Ὁ ἄνθρωπος εἶναι ἁμαρτωλός καί ἔνοχος μπροστά
φιλάνθρωπον».
στήν θεία δικαιοσύνη, γιά μικρές ἤ μεγάλες
ἁμαρτίες. Τό σοβαρότερο καθῆκον τοῦ ἀνθρώπου Ἡ στοργή αὐτή τῆς Ἐκκλησίας γιά τούς νεκρούς εἶναι
εἶναι νά εὑρίσκεται πάντα ἕτοιμος γιά τήν ἄλλη ζωή. καί μέγα μάθημα γιά τούς ζῶντες, γιατί τούς καλεῖ
σέ συναίσθηση τῆς ἁμαρτωλότητός των, στήν
Ἡ Εκκλησία εὔχεται πάντοτε γιά τήν σωτηρία τῶν
μετάνοια καί στήν σταθερή προετοιμασία γιά τήν
παιδιῶν της. Ἀγωνίζεται νά καταρτίζει ἁγίους, γιά τή
σωτηρία τῆς ψυχῆς των στήν αἰωνιότητα τοῦ Θεοῦ.
βασιλεία τῶν οὐρανῶν. Πολλοί ὅμως ἄνθρωποι
πεθαίνουν μέ ὁρισμένες ἀτέλειες καί ρύπους, ὄχι Τιμόθεος Παπουτσάκης (Ἀρχιεπίσκοπος Κρήτης (+))
γιατί ἦσαν ἄπιστοι καί ἀσεβεῖς, ἀλλά ἀπό ἀδυναμίες
ἴσως νά ἦλθε καί ὁ θάνατος ξαφνικά καί ἔφυγαν
ἀτελεῖς καί ἐλαττωματικοί στήν ἀρετή καί τήν
ἁγιότητα.
Ἡ Εκκλησία ἔρχεται βοηθός καί παρήγορος καί γι’
WEEKDAY SERVICES FOR
FEBRUARY 2013 & MARCH 2013
February 2, Saturday ~ Presentation of our Lord into
the Temple
SACRAMENTS
BAPTISM
February 6, Wednesday ~ St. Photios
February 8, Friday ~ Prophet Zacharias
March 9, Saturday ~ 1st Saturday of Souls
March 16, Saturday ~ 2nd Saturday of Souls
March 22, Friday (6 pm) ~ Salutations to the Theotokos
March 23, Saturday ~ 3rd Saturday of Souls
March 25, Monday ~ Annunciation of the Theotokos
March 26, Tuesday ~ Synaxis in honor of Archangel
Gabriel
March 29, Friday (6 pm) ~ Salutations to the Theotokos
ΕΒΔὉΜΑΔΙΑΙὉΝ ΕὉΡΤὉΛὉΓΙὉΝ ΦΕΒΡὉΥΑΡΙὉΥ-ΜΑΡΤΙὉΥ 2013.
Adult Baptism
November 24, 2012
Christina St. Arnaud
Daughter of Paul and Estell (Plantanites)
St. Arnaud
Godparent—Athena Elene Panagiotakos
Infant Baptism
January 13, 2013
Mia Olivia Arseniou,
Daughter of Kostandinos Arseniou-Laflamme
and Jillian Mary Healy
Godparent—George Arseniou
ΦΕΒΡὉΥΑΡΙὉΣ.
Σάββατο, 2 Φεβρουαρίου.
Ἡ Υπαπαντή του Κυρίου.
Τετάρτη, 6 Φεβρουαρίου.
Του Αγίου Φωτίου.
Παρασκευἠ, 8 Φεβρουαρίου. Ζαχαρίου του προφήτου.
ΜΑΡΤΙὉΣ.
Σάββατο, 9 Μαρτίου.
Πρώτο Σάββατο των Ψυχών.
Σάββατο, 16 Μαρτίου
Δεύτερο Σάββατο των Ψυχών.
Παρασκευή, 22 Μαρτίου.
Ὁι Χαιρετισμοί της Θεοτόκου ( 6 00 μ.μ. )
Σάββατο, 23 Μαρτίου.
Τρίτο Σάββατο των Ψυχών.
Δευτέρα, 25 Μαρτίου.
Ὁ Ευαγγελισμός της Υπεραγίας Θεοτόκου και η
επέτειος της Εθνικής μας γιορτής.
Τρίτη, 26 Μαρτίου.
Σύναξις του Αρχαγγέλου Γαβριήλ.
Παρασκευή, 29 Μαρτίου. Ὁι χαιρετισμοί της Θεοτόκου ( 6 00 μ.μ. )
With thanks to Niki Ladakos for her translation
January 27, 2013
Alexis Yannakopoulos
Daughter of Konstas and Lisa (Shang)
Yannakopoulos
Godparents—Nicole and Thomas DeMarie
IN MEMORIAM
November 16, 2012 ~ Demetrios Kalarites
December 19, 2012 ~ Vaios Zarakotas
January 1, 2013 ~ Marie Laganas
January 9, 2013 ~ Mary C. Laganas
Father Nikolaos and the Parish Council
would like to see 2013 be a year in which we
see a significant rise in our church membership. Ecclesiastically, we all maintain memHappy New Year .. !!!
bership in good standing of Holy Trinity
This past Sunday, Father Ni- church, and all are encouraged to partake in
all the Sacraments of the church and pray
kolaos cut the Vasilopita at
the conclusion of the Sunday together each and every Sunday. Please encourage your family, friends, children and
service and the Ladies Philoptochos hosted
grand-children to attend church regularly
the luncheon/coffee hour. Both were very
and to join and maintain their membership.
well attended and we are blessed that our
community is thriving with activities for the Our church is sending the year 2013 dues nocoming year.
tices out shortly. In addition to the 3 memOne of the largest social events this year will bership categories (Family obligation - $400,
Individual obligation - $300, Full time Stube a Holy Trinity Church Picnic. Many parishioners have approached me to offer help dent obligation - $200), you will also notice
in forming a committee to make this event a an additional Stewardship line that has been
reality this year. I’m very happy to see people added for those Parishioners who would like
engaging themselves in committees and work to, and are able to, make additional donations
to support our church and its missions. I look to the church above their yearly financial
dues support.
forward to a successful picnic for 2013.
This past Thursday evening during our most Please ensure you continue to be a financial
recent Parish Council meeting, a motion was member in good standing by submitting your
dues in a timely fashion.
brought forth and approved by the Parish
Council to contract with Paul Davies Archi- As we move into the colder months on the
tectural firm. They will handle the architec- calendar where travel and walking can be diftural requirements for the Phase 2 restoraficult for some of our senior parishioners,
tion of the interior of our church. We will
please make every effort to ask if some need
soon schedule a walkthrough with the archi- rides to or from church or functions.
tects to draft a list of items that the parish
As we toast in the New Year, let’s make sure
would like to see restored as well as damwe re-fill our glasses full of love for our
aged areas repaired in the church interior.
church, families, friends, children and those
Once we prioritize these items, the architects
less fortunate than us. The biggest joy of bewill go about their work in preparing the
ing an Orthodox Christian is showing the
necessary drawings and documents needed
world you’re an Orthodox Christian with
and put the work out to bid to General Contractors who would be interested in bidding your acts, words and deeds.
Enjoy a Blessed New Year
on this work. In anticipation of this
walkthrough, I would like to encourage all
parishioners to contact any member of the
Parish Council to ensure all areas, that they
see, needing repair and restoration get covered during the walk-through and listing of
the areas needing work.
From our Parish Council
President,
George Christopulos
Happy 2013 from the Sunday school!
It’s January and I find that Sunday school attendance starts to slow down after Christmas. Please try to
bring your children to Sunday school, we truly love to see them and miss them when they are not here.
Pancake Breakfast 2012
The pancake breakfast was awesome, and well attended by not just
only the children but our parishioners, what a wonderful way to celebrate the holidays. A big thank you to Mark, Evie, and George Ivos
for your expertise in pancake making. The pancakes were delicious,
and we all had a great time. Thank you, to the Papanotis family, and
Margaret Petropoulakis, for their generous donation of the pancake
supplies, in memory of Kiki Papanotis, and Peter Petropoulakis. We
really appreciate it. The children were stuffed with pancakes and
made a couple of Christmas crafts. Thanks to all who helped serve and cleanup? Next pancake breakfast
is on Saturday of Lazarus!
Christmas Pageant 2012
The Christmas Pageant was beautiful (See pictures). Every year the children do such a great job. I am so
proud of them all. The boys really loved the stick on mustaches and goatees, they were so cute. Thanks
to all of you, who helped to keep things running smoothly. The teachers, the parents, and those of you
who sang with the choir, I can always count on all of you. Thank you to Marian Themeles for her beautiful performance of Mary did you know, it gave me goose bumps. I wish all of you a Happy Healthy
Blessed New Year!!
Joan Metropolis
Our next Sunday school fun day - Saturday February 2, 2013
Educational Bingo held in the church hall
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS TREE RAFFLE HELD ON DECEMBER 22, 2012
WAS WON BY THE GENDRON FAMILY. THE RAFFLE FUNDS RAISED ENABLED OUR
SUNDAY SCHOOL CHILDREN TO MAKE DONATIONS TO SAINT BASILS ACADEMY
AND THE PHILOXENIA HOUSE.
Father Nikolaos speaks to the HAA Students about
the meaning of Christmas.
CHRISTMAS PAGEANT PHOTOS 2012
...photos by Louanne Theokas
CHRISTMAS PAGEANT PHOTOS 2012
...photos by Louanne Theokas
MEMBERSHIP AND DUES STATUS – 2010, 2011, 2012 (AS OF 1/2/2013)
YEAR # MEMBERS TOTAL OBLIGATION
AMOUNT NOT PAID
# MEMBERS DELINQUENT
2010
653
$204,615
$25,310 (12.4%)
83
2011
604
$192,165
$22,910 (11.9%)
72
2012
646
$204,765
$38,725 (18.9%)
125
THE MAJOR INCOME SOURCE FOR OUR CHURCH IS FROM MEMBERSHIP DUES. THIS INCOME PAYS OUR CHURCH SALARIES, UTILITIES AND OTHER OBLIGATIONS AND EXPENSES.
AS WE BEGIN TO COLLECT 2013 DUES, THERE ARE STILL SIGNIFICANT OUTSTANDING DUES
FROM PRIOR YEARS. PLEASE MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO STAY CURRENT WITH YOUR DUES TO
ENSURE OUR CHURCH IS FINANCIALLY SOUND THIS YEAR AND BEYOND…………..
FROM YOUR PARISH COUNCIL AUDITORS AND MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE.
DONATION TO HOLY TRINITY ST. NICHOLAS CHURCH—STATEN ISLAND, NY
At the December 2012 meeting of The Philoptochos society, in addition to meeting our National, Diocese and local obligations, our members voted to donate $5000.00 to Rev. Nicholas
Petropoulakos’ Holy Trinity-St. Nicholas Church on Staten Island. The intent of the donation was to help those parishioners in his community adversely affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Father Nick was born and raised here in Lowell at the Holy Trinity Church. His mother
Margaret is an active member of the Philoptochos and our Holy Trinity Church.
In a letter received on December 20, 2012, Rev. Petropoulakos acknowledged “ Your generous gift to those who suffered so greatly here on Staten Island is a true example of the Parable of the Good Samaritan. You
truly recognized that our residents are your ‘neighbors’ and
you ‘bounded up our wounds
and took care of us’.
In closing, Rev. Petropoulakos
closed by saying “I pray that God
will bless all of you with health,
happiness and peace. Thanks in
the Lord”.
From the desk of the Philoptochos President…
Florence (Dolly) Michaelides
Dear Parishioners,
Once again you have shown your generosity and compassion for our Greater Lowell Community. Your donations of hats, mittens, and
gloves to “The Wish Project” was overwhelming! Thank you so much!
In addition to our visit to the Philoxenia House, local nursing homes and
shut-ins, Philoptochos extended its helping hand beyond the local area - even beyond our state - to the victims of Hurricane Sandy in New York with a donation
of $5,000 to Holy Trinity – St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church on Staten Island. The contribution was warmly received!
It was wonderful to see so many of you at the Vasilopita Celebration – a special way for our community to come together! (By the way … a coin was found in
the Vasilopita slice that Father Nick cut for Philoptochos! Good luck to us all)!!!
Sunday,
February 10th
Wear Red for Heart
Annual Spaghetti Dinner
Meatfare Sunday, March 10th following the
Divine Liturgy in the Cultural Center
(More information to follow)
To benefit the Holy Trinity Restoration Fund
Foxwoods Casino Trip
Possible Dates – Tuesday, April 16th
Wednesday, April 17th
(More information to follow)
Meetings - 2013
Monday, March 4th
Monday, April 1st
THE PHILOPTOCHOS BROUGHT SANTA TO THE HAA
WITH A GIFT FOR EACH STUDENT
Fayla (Photine) Blanchette; a 1st grade HAA Student
donates her savings to the poor
For the Parish Council
COFFEE HOUR VASILOPITA
SPONSORED BY THE PHILOPTOCHOS
Celebrating Magdaline’s Birthday!
Philoptochos finds good luck coin!
HELLENIC AMERICAN ACADEMY NEWS...by
Zach Stevens
Philoxenia House
Students in the fifth, seventh and eighth grades at the Hellenic American Academy visited the Philoxenia House
on Monday, December 17th. The Orthodox household, located in the Jamaica Plain section of Boston, offers housing and hospitality to individuals who come from Greece and all over the world to Boston for medical treatment.
HAA students brought gifts for all of the children and residents of the house, and performed various Greek
Christmas carols. His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios was present, along with the Rev. Nikolaos Pelekoudas of
the Holy Trinity Hellenic Orthodox Church in Lowell. Principal Vina Troianello, fifth-grade teacher Melissa
Mavrofrides, Greek teacher Maria Booras and members of the Holy Trinity Philoptochos Society.
Hellenic American Academy Christmas Program
It was a memorable night
at the Hellenic American
Academy for its annual
Christmas Program. On
Tuesday, December 11th Pre
-K through grade 8 dazzled
parents, grandparents and
the community with Christmas Carols in both Greek and English, poems and
a short play. Under the direction of Greek
Teacher Maria Booras and the musical accompaniment of Business Development Manager Zachary Stevens on piano and Music Teacher Travis
McGuire on guitar, the program was a joyous experience for all that attended.
Polar Express
The Polar Express came through the
Hellenic American Academy on Friday,
December 7th. The students dressed in
their pajamas, drank hot chocolate and
listened to the timeless Christmas tale
The Polar Express. After the book concluded, Santa Claus made a surprise appearance for all of the children. They
each got a chance to tell Santa what
they wanted for Christmas.
Cross Country
Members of the Hellenic
Cross Country Team received
medals during Morning Prayer
on Wednesday, December
5th. This marked the first
year the Hellenic Cross Country Team was a part of the
Ecumenical Council.
C P R
The Caring Well Institute presented
CPR training for the sixth, seventh
and eighth graders on January 10th.
Students learned CPR through watching an instructional video and practiced with adult and infant figures.
This ensured high quality techniques
allowing the students to perform CPR
effectively.
MUSIC PROGRAM
The UMass Lowell all male A Capella group "Hawkapella"
raised close to $200 dollars for the Hellenic American
Academy music program. The group and its fans were happy
to contribute towards a
better music education
for the students at the
Hellenic. The money was used to buy recorders for the third and fourth grade classes.
WITH THANKS
CHRISTMAS OFFERING DONORS
Mary Miserlis
Apostolos Psarris
Harriet Anagnostopoulos
Charles and Efthemia Nikitopoulos
Nicholas Kefaleas
William and Julie Theokas
George Theokas
George Tsapatsaris
Chris and Penny Vurgaropoulos
Nick and Gladys Economou
Helen Koumpouras
Nicholas and Virginia Karas
Mary Zoghopoulos
Effie Contos
Bessie Bolianites
Amalia Stys
Persephoni Garas
Stella Maniatakos
Georgia Koumantzelis
Penelope Nicholas (in memoy or Antonios
and Joanna Savaris)
George Eliopoulos
X. D. Michaels
Stan and Laura Pargas
Steven and Helen Koules
Mr. and Mrs. Christos Koumantzelis
Helen Palavras
Timothy and Bella Boutoures
Robert and Bibi Di Serio
George and Theda Triantafel
Vasilios Spanos
Fotene Vlahakis
Stella Theokas
Lambros Arseniou
Stavroula Gavriel
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dabekis
Theofista and Alexander Pergakis
Donna Zouzas
Mary Valcanas
Betty Blazonis
Alexander’s Pharmacy
Mrs. Socrates Antonopoulos
Maureen Villaras
Christos and Christine Goulas
John and Catherine Salis
Catherine Natsios
Leonidas Samaras, Jr.
Xanthippe Samaras
Gail Tsaffaras
Christop and Nancy Papachristos
Hermine Limberopoulos
Joan Saxones Gormley
William Poulios
Lewis and Niki Demetroulakos
Mr. and Mrs. Vasilios Vergados
Peter Liakos
Arthur Contos
Geraldine Themelis
Lillian Pelekasis
Joan Michaels
Jennie Brunelas
Patricia Karohl
Paul and Helen Diamantopoulos
Apollo and Bessie Cricones
John and Maria Gakis
Olga Liakos
Lawrence and Lynda Rocha
Dr. George Gianis
Thia Ploubides
Timothy Hall
Susan & George Pergakis
Effie Nikolopoulos
Efstathios and Theodora Stathopoulos
Vassilios Giavis
Pauline and James Miamis
Chris Yianopoulos
George and Jennie Panagopoulos
John Kontos
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Anthanasoulas
George and Elaine Patsourakos
John Lelos
Mary Corbin
George and Donna Christopulos
Ourania Zografos
Mary Laganas
Olga Laganas
Toula Laganas
“Our Parish Remembers
and offers prayers”
ALEXANDER’S PHARMACY
505 Nashua road
Dracut ma 01826
978-957-0330
Εύχομαι σε όλους σας καλή υγεία.
Great health to all who read this
George Kontos - B.S., R. Ph.
M.R. LAURIN & SON FUNERAL HOME
295 Pawtucket Street
Lowell, Massachusetts 01854
Tel: (978) 452-0121
Fax: (978) 458-6460
Serving the Community Since 1930
Funeral Directors
Louis M. Fazio, III
M. Richard Laurin – Scott Laurin