Welcome to St. Mary of Egypt Orthodox ChurchWe are a parish of the Russian Orthodox Church, a part of the worldwide Orthodox Church founded by our Lord Jesus Christ and spread throughout the world by His holy apostles and their successors. The church is located in Roswell, Georgia, and our parishioners come from all parts of the metropolitan Atlanta area and beyond. We welcome visitors from all over the world...more News Updates
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The New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia - 02/09/25
The New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia were Orthodox Faithful who suffered during the Soviet period (1917 to 1991) for their faith. 00002 00003
Heraclius and the Byzantine Proto-Crusade - 02/09/25
The Byzantine-Sassanian War of 602-628 as the precursor to the Crusades 00004
Sunday of the Publican and the Pharisee - 02/09/25
Luke 18:10-14 00005
"I Can't Pass Over a Miracle in Silence" - 02/08/25
Three generations of the Pravdolyubov family talk about Fr. John Krestiankin (1910–2006) 00006
The “Great Terror” of 1937 - 02/08/25
The Russian Orthodox Church in 1937 saw the arrest of 85% of its clergy, along with thousands of unknown laymen and women. 00007
St Gregory the Theologian - 02/07/25
Thou bringest us by mystic teachings, O Father, 00008 00009
St. Xenia Fool-for-Christ of St. Petersburg - 02/06/25
Having been as a wandering stranger on earth, sighing for the Heavenly homeland, thou wast known as a fool by the senseless and unbelieving, but as most wise and holy by the faithful, and wast crowned by God with glory and honor 00010 00011
St. Euthymios the Great - 02/02/25
From his youth, he lived a life of asceticism - his days and nights in prayer.
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Zacchaeus Sunday - 02/02/25
Luke 19:1-10 00015
A Mother’s Notes - 02/01/25
St. John Chrysostom on the Family and the Upbringing of Children 00016
A symbol or actual body and blood? - 02/01/25
"Do the bread and wine truly become the actual Body and Blood of Christ?” 00017
Old Believer parishes in Alaska and Oregon join ROCOR - 02/01/25
For decades, the Erie parish was the only canonical Old Rite church in ROCOR. 00018
St. Cyril of Alexandria - 01/31/25
He was a central figure in the Council of Ephesus in 431 which led to the deposition of Nestorius 00019
St. Athanasius the Great - 01/31/25
Before reaching the age of 20, Athanasius wrote a treatise entitled On the Incarnation, affirming and explaining that Jesus Christ was both God and Man. Athanasius fought consistently against Arianism all his life. 00020
St. Anthony the Great - 01/30/25
The life our holy Father Anthony by Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria 00021
Repent: for the kingdom of heaven is at hand - 01/26/25
A Homily by Metropolitan Jonah (Paffhausen) 00022 00023 00024
St. Kentigern, first bishop of Glasgow, Scotland - 01/26/25
Saint Kentigern has been venerated for many centuries as one of the apostles of Scotland and patron-saint of Glasgow 00025
Where does Humanistic Culture Lead? - 01/25/25
St. Justin Popovic (April 6, 1894-April 7, 1979) 00026
Saint Tatiana the Martyr of Rome - 01/25/25
Thou wast radiant in suffering, Tatiana, and in the royal purple of thy blood thou didst fly like a dove to heaven. 00027
New Martyr Mikhail Novoselov - 01/25/25
In those terrible times of doubt, loss of faith by the Orthodox, aggressive anti-religious propaganda, and violent methods of eradicating the Christian teaching, Mikhail Novoselov appeared like the holy Psalmist David, praising God and His Church. 00028
Homily on the Theophany - 01/19/25
by St.Gregory the Theologian on the Festival of Theophany 381 AD 00029 00030 00031
Homily on Theophany - 01/18/25
Metropolitan Philaret (Voznesensky) - 00032
The Influence of St Seraphom of Sarov - 01/17/25
by Archbishop Nathaniel (Lvov, +1986) 00033
“The New Russian Revolutionaries” - 01/17/25
An interview with Mitred Archpriest Nikolai Artemov son of NTS chairman Alexander Nikolaevich Artemov (1972-1984)
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The Dual Feast of St. Basil the Great and the Circumcision of Christ - 01/13/25
On the eighth day after His Nativity, our Lord Jesus Christ was circumcised in accordance with the Old Testament Law. |
Tuesday, 29 January / 11 February St Ignatius the God-bearer 3:00PM- Vigil Wednesday, 30 January / 12 February Three Holy Hierarchs 8:00AM- Midnight Office 8:40AM- 3rd/ 6th Hours 9:00AM- Divine Liturgy 3:00PM- 9th Hour/ Vespers/ Compline Thursday, 31 January / 13 February Holy Unmercenaries Cyrus and John Silence Day Fasting discipline varies from one Orthodox jurisdiction to the next. Our church calendar should be consulted for the fasting discipline of our parish.
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