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Metropolitan Methodios Visits St. Methodios Faith and Heritage Center, Observes Gymnasium Progress
Metropolitan Methodios visited the St. Methodios Faith and Heritage Center during its Winter Camp session and was pleased to see the ongoing construction of the new Indoor Gymnasium and Field House. The project has been making steady progress, with notable updates as of February 14. Continue Reading »

Metropolis of Boston Camp Winter Camp Session 2
From February 15-17, the Metropolis of Boston Camp hosted the second of two Winter Camp sessions, marking the official start of the 2025 camping season. Due to the program's growth over the past two years, two GOYA Winter Camp sessions were necessary to accommodate nearly 300 young adult staff members and campers. Continue Reading »

Metropolis of Boston Clergy Gather for Monthly Syndesmos Meeting
The clergy of the Metropolis of Boston convened at the Metropolis Center for their monthly Syndesmos meeting, bringing together priests from across New England. The gathering, led by Metropolitan Methodios, provided an opportunity for spiritual fellowship, discussion, and updates on key ministry initiatives. Continue Reading »

Metropolis of Boston Philoptochos Extends Aid to Fire-Affected Families in Southern California
In response to the devastating fires in Southern California, the Metropolis of Boston Philoptochos Board, with the blessing of His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios, has contributed $10,000 to Saint Sophia Church in Los Angeles. This donation is intended to support brethren affected by the catastrophic fires, offering them some measure of comfort and relief during this difficult time. Continue Reading »

A Pilgrimage of Peace, Simplicity and Stillness: The Life-Changing Journey of 27 Pilgrims
This past December, 27 young adults and members of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Boston journeyed to Mt. Athos, as part of a pilgrimage of faith. Thanks to the dedication, friendship and collaboration of His Eminence Metropolitan Methodios of Boston and Barnabas of Neapolis and Stavroupolis, the pilgrims were extended incredible hospitality at the Monastery of Xenophontos as they were immersed in the monastic life, all while uniquely connecting to their faith. Continue Reading »
Weekly Sermon by Fr. Luke A. Veronis

How We Face the Future Without Fear? Together!
In the midst of these angst-filled days of the world, our society is filled with fear. Fear about the future. Fear about those who don’t see the world as we do. Fear of the strangers. Fear of the foreigner and immigrant. Fear of those who seem so different. Fear of the extremists, whether right-wing or left-wing. Fear of our former friends who have now become our enemies because of the pandemic or politics or other social issues. Continue Reading »
Daily Reflections by Fr. Andrew Demotses

There are many members of our parish who make significant contributions to the quality of our Christian witness and service, but who do so quietly and anonymously. Listen »