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SUNDAY OF
THE FATHERS OF
THE FIRST ECUMENICAL COUNCIL


27th May : 10am


The Divine Liturgy will be served 
in the Chapel of York St John University


PENTECOST

3rd June : 10am


The Divine Liturgy will be served 
in the Chapel of York St John University


FULL SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

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THE COMMUNITY

The Community of St. Constantine the Great meets at the Chapel of York St. John University. Occasionally, when the Chapel is in use for another purpose we meet elsewhere on the campus. A notice is then posted on the door of the Chapel.

To find us, see the map of the university campus here.

The Community produces a monthly calendar which lists the major saints commemorated on each day, including those for the British Isles, details of the appointed readings for the day and a note on the fasting rules.
 
You can view the Calendar here:
   May.

The Chaplaincy is supported by many Orthodox people from near and far. All are welcome. It is good to have firm foundations beneath an otherwise passing student population. The liturgical language in use is English. 

All enquirers too are welcome to join us at the Divine Liturgy, and make themselves known to us. A university campus is just the place to enquire about things. We look forward to meeting you!

THE CLERGY

Fr. Ęthelwine is a priest of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch. He and Mother Susanna are much travelled in the Middle East, where our Patriarch, His Beatitude Ignatios IV, has his Patriarchate in Damascus.

Fr. Peter is also a priest of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch. He was ordained by our Archbishop, His Eminence Metropolitan John, in May 2012.

Reverend Deacon Michael, a member of the Patriarchate of Antioch, was ordained in 2008 by His Excellency Metropolitan Kallistos of Diocleia by permission of our Patriarch, His Beatitude Ignatios IV of Antioch and All the East, and His Eminence Archbishop Gregorios of Thyateira and Great Britain.