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560 Сев. 20-я улица - ФИЛАДЕЛЬФИЯ - Пенсильвания 19130 - (215) 277-9300
• 55 ЛЕТ В ФИЛАДЕЛЬФИИ - 1951-2006 •

Russian Orthodox Church of Our Lady, The Joy of All Who Sorrow

560 N. 20th STREET - PHILADELPHIA - PA 19130 - (215) 277-9300
• 55 Years in Philadelphia - 1951-2006 •

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Please Note that the church phone number has changed, it is now (215) 277-9300.

  • Sunday, February 22, Blini Dinner
  • Sunday, January 25, Pork Dinner
  • Sunday, January 7, Christmas Eve Great Compline & Matins 6:30 p.m.Holy Supper to follow.
    Click here for flyer
  • Sunday, December 21, Sister Irena was tonsured to a full nun by Archmandrite Athanasy.
    This was a rare event, according to Fr. Athanasy, the rector of Russian Othodox Church of Our Lady "Joy of all who Sorrow", this is the first time in the history of Philadelphia that a nun has been tonsured in the Orthodox faith.
    She will be henceforth be known as Mother Anne in honor of our wonderworking and Myrr streaming icon of Saint Anne the Mother of Mary and Grandmother of Jesus.
    Sister Anne will be performing her duties at the Russian Othodox Church of Our Lady "Joy of all who Sorrow" in Philadelphia, PA
    Photos coming soon!
  • Sunday, December 14, Sub Deacon Valery was ordained to the Diaconate at the St. John the Baptist Cathedral in Mayfield by Metropolitan Hilarion.
    Bishop George of Mayfield, Fr. Athanasy and a number of other priests, deacons were in attendance.
    Go to the Current Events page for pictures.
  • We hope we might trouble you to consider giving to several worthy causes if God has blessed you with the means to do so:

    The St. Nicholas Ugandan Children's Fund provides for the education, health, and well-being of Ugandan children, young adults, and families.
    They provide food and clothing to orphans and vulnerable children, enabling them to attend school.
    While the charity helps children regardless of religion, it is I believe run by Orthodox Christians and there is a small but thriving indigenous Orthodox church under the Patriarchate of Alexandria.

    If you are interested in helping, you can send donations to:
         The St. Nicholas Uganda Children's Fund,
         P.O. Box 285
         Chardon, OH 44024-0285

    To find out more about the Children's Fund, visit www.ugandachildrensfund.org or contact us at info@ugandachildrensfund.org