St. Maximus the Confessor Orthodox Church
Diocese of the South, Orthodox Church in America
Denton, Texas
10th Anniversary Photos

10th Anniversary Photos - 07/31/2011

Most of these photos are from the Hierarchical Liturgy on Sunday, July 31, 2011.  There are a few from other events throughout the weekend.

Many thanks to photographers Patrick St. Jean, Rdr. Michael Rodgers, Sbdn. Vladimir Grigorenko, Pamela Northam, Jessica Northam, Leah Cole, and Nathan Brouilette.

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10th Anniversary Celebration
Updated August 5th
Photos and Recordings of this past weekend's festivities will be posted as they become available.

July 29th
Video Playlist of Chantus Maximus Concert  - A Musical Journey through the Orthodox World
CD recordings with higher quality audio will be available soon.


July 30th
Metropolitan Jonah's talks on Christian Identity and Lifestyle in the 21st Century. Don't miss these!
mp3 of Talk 1

mp3 of Talk 2


July 31st

Video of Metropolitan Jonah's sermon from the Divine Liturgy, Sunday, July 31, 2011

Video of Tonsuring of Reader Gregory and Reader Michael from the Divine Liturgy, Sunday, July 31, 2011




 

Metropolitan Jonah
Metropolitan Jonah
Metropolitan Jonah
Archbishop Dmitri
Archbishop Dmitri
Archbishop Dmitri
Bishop Nikon
Bishop Nikon
Bishop Nikon
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