WELCOME TO YOUR ST. DEMETRIOS WEBSITE

This site is dedicated to you, the family and friends of St. Demetrios Church, who wish to deepen their participation by being part of a community of Orthodox Christians dedicated to Christian service and life.

We hope the website assists you in finding the information you need and in joining us in worship and fellowship throughout the year.

Join us for Sunday Worship!

Orthros 8:30 am

Divine Liturgy 9:30 am

We pray your worshipping experience with us will be inspirational and uplifting. We have children's Liturgy books at each pew,

so you may teach your children to use them to follow the service

while praying the Liturgy.

If this is your first time to St. Demetrios,

please be sure to sign our guest book in the Narthex.

Join us for fellowship and coffee after the Divine Liturgy.

Parish Information:

St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church

57 Brown St. Weston, MA 02493

Mailing Address: P.O.Box 463

Phone: 781-237-5561 Fax: 781-237-8612

e-mail:

Father Nicholas Krommydas: FrNick@stdemetriosweston.org

Father Alex Chetsas: FrAlex@stdemetriosweston.org

Cathy Smith: Csmith@stdemetriosweston.org

Sunday Bulletin
Read our weekly bulletin online and keep up-to-date with this week's parish news and events. Register here and create and link to your own parish bulletin online.

Online Chapel
Read today's prescribed Epistle and Gospel passages and learn about the saints commemorated by the Church on this day

Orthodox Calendar
Our online calendar listing the major saints, feasts, and fasting periods in the Orthodox Church for this month

Featured Video
Enjoy a weekly video feature by GOTelecom on our Church's faith and life.

St. Demetrios: The world has found in you a great champion in time of peril, as you emerged the victor in routing the barbarians. For as you brought to naught the boasts of Lyaios, imparting courage to Nestor in the stadium, in like manner, holy one, great Martyr Demetrios, invoke Christ God for us, that He may grant us His great mercy. more...

Father's Message

“Our inner life is like a holy space that needs to be kept in good order and well decorated. Prayer is the way to make our inner room a place where we can welcome those people who search for God” (from Here and Now by Henri Nouwen) Dear Parishioners, As we begin a new ecclesiastical year, the above quote resonates deeply on many levels. A new year and a new beginning invites us to consecrate our lives anew by desiring, especially through prayer, to live holy lives. As the new year begins and new routines and schedules are formed, let us commit to fashioning “holy” and “sacred” spaces where we can dwell... more...

Ask Father...

Do you have a question about your faith? Has someone asked where your church stands on moral issues? Fr. Nick and Fr. Alex will be pleased to answer any e-mail inquiries you may have via the Internet. Due to the demand, please have patience and every e-mail will be answered. Questions (will be left anonymous) and answers will be posted on the website

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