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LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 14th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this fourteenth Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the Parable of the Wedding Feast, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. A king prepared a grand wedding banquet for his son and sent servants to call the invited guests, yet they refused to come, turning away to their own farms and businesses. The king then commanded his servants to go out into the highways and gather everyone they could find, filling the wedding hall with guests. However, when the king encountered a man not dressed in a proper wedding garment, he had him cast out, reminding us that while God’s invitation to salvation is freely extended to all, we must prepare our souls with the garments of repentance, faith, and good works. The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy challenge us to examine our spiritual readiness and priorities. We are invited to enter joyful communion with Christ, putting aside earthly distractions to answer His call with clean hearts. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, give thanks for God’s abundant invitation to His Kingdom, and pray for the grace to walk in a manner worthy of our heavenly calling. Readings: Epistle Reading: 2 Corinthians 1:21-24; 2:1-4 Gospel Reading: Matthew 22:1-14 Today, we commemorate: 14th Sunday of Matthew Miracle of the Archangel Michael at Colossae (Chonae) Archippus the Righteous of Hierapolis Eudoxios, Romylos, and Zeno, Holy Martyrs Macarius, Hieromartyr and Patriarch of Jerusalem Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please "Like" this video and "Subscribe" to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/09/06/li/gr-en/se.m09.d06.li.pdf #14thSundayOfMatthew #ArchangelMichael #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #WeddingFeast #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 0:00 2026-09-06 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Saint John Chrysostom @Saint Mark Boca Raton 14th Sunday of Matthew

2026-09-06 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Saint John Chrysostom @Saint Mark Boca Raton 14th Sunday of Matthew

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 14th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this fourteenth Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the Parable of the Wedding Feast, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. A king prepared a grand wedding banquet for his son and sent servants to call the invited guests, yet they refused to come, turning away to their own farms and businesses. The king then commanded his servants to go out into the highways and gather everyone they could find, filling the wedding hall with guests. However, when the king encountered a man not dressed in a proper wedding garment, he had him cast out, reminding us that while God’s invitation to salvation is freely extended to all, we must prepare our souls with the garments of repentance, faith, and good works. The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy challenge us to examine our spiritual readiness and priorities. We are invited to enter joyful communion with Christ, putting aside earthly distractions to answer His call with clean hearts. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, give thanks for God’s abundant invitation to His Kingdom, and pray for the grace to walk in a manner worthy of our heavenly calling. Readings: Epistle Reading: 2 Corinthians 1:21-24; 2:1-4 Gospel Reading: Matthew 22:1-14 Today, we commemorate: 14th Sunday of Matthew Miracle of the Archangel Michael at Colossae (Chonae) Archippus the Righteous of Hierapolis Eudoxios, Romylos, and Zeno, Holy Martyrs Macarius, Hieromartyr and Patriarch of Jerusalem Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please "Like" this video and "Subscribe" to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/09/06/li/gr-en/se.m09.d06.li.pdf #14thSundayOfMatthew #ArchangelMichael #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #WeddingFeast #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 0:00 14th Sunday of Matthew: Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom w/CC September 06, 2026

14th Sunday of Matthew: Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom w/CC September 06, 2026

Live Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 14th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this fourteenth Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the Parable of the Wedding Feast, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. A king prepared a grand wedding banquet for his son and sent servants to call the invited guests, yet they refused to come, turning away to their own farms and businesses. The king then commanded his servants to go out into the highways and gather everyone they could find, filling the wedding hall with guests. However, when the king encountered a man not dressed in a proper wedding garment, he had him cast out, reminding us that while God’s invitation to salvation is freely extended to all, we must prepare our souls with the garments of repentance, faith, and good works. The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy challenge us to examine our spiritual readiness and priorities. We are invited to enter joyful communion with Christ, putting aside earthly distractions to answer His call with clean hearts. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, give thanks for God’s abundant invitation to His Kingdom, and pray for the grace to walk in a manner worthy of our heavenly calling. Readings: Matins Gospel Reading: Mark 16:9-20 Epistle Reading: 2 Corinthians 1:21-24; 2:1-4 Gospel Reading: Matthew 22:1-14 Today, we commemorate: 14th Sunday of Matthew Miracle of the Archangel Michael at Colossae (Chonae) Archippus the Righteous of Hierapolis Eudoxios, Romylos, and Zeno, Holy Martyrs Macarius, Hieromartyr and Patriarch of Jerusalem Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please "Like" this video and "Subscribe" to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Matins (Morning Prayers)/Orthros: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/09/06/ma/gr-en/se.m09.d06.ma.pdf Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/09/06/li/gr-en/se.m09.d06.li.pdf #14thSundayOfMatthew #ArchangelMichael #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #WeddingFeast #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 0:00 2026-09-06 LIVE: Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 14th Sunday of Matthew

2026-09-06 LIVE: Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 14th Sunday of Matthew

Focusing on the conclusion of the summer and the approach of the new ecclesiastical year on September 1st, Father Mark Leondis shares an uplifting message about the limitless patience and love of Christ, who joyfully meets us in our curiosity and seeking. Drawing from Saint Paul’s Epistle to the Corinthians, Father Mark urges the faithful to be watchful, stand firm in their faith, be courageous, and let everything be done in love. He highlights the tremendous, unprecedented growth across the Metropolis and at Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church as seekers and new families actively seek deep spiritual truth. Emphasizing that growth brings a sacred responsibility to serve, Father Mark calls the parish to imitate Stephanas by refreshing the spirits of everyone around them, making sure every person who steps through the doors feels genuinely welcomed, valued, and loved. The message's atmosphere is one of profound encouragement, urging the faithful to live as "Resurrection People" who radiate the light of Pascha in everything they do. Father Mark connects the Orthodox Christian life to the cherished Hellenic value of philoxenia, the love of strangers and genuine hospitality, highlighting how simple gestures like learning a newcomer's name, sharing a meal, or quietly offering help to a young family bridge hearts and strengthen the Church. Reminding the Boca Raton community that faith was given to us to live and share rather than merely preserve, he invites everyone to participate in parish life, serve in ministries, and carry the torch of faith forward for the next generation. The sermon concludes with a triumphant call to step into the new church year with watchful, courageous hearts, anchoring every action, program, and interaction in the transformative love of Jesus Christ. This sermon was delivered live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida, on August 23rd, 2026. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please like this video and subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. #SaintMarkBoca #FatherMarkLeondis #ThirteenthSundayOfMatthew #NewChurchYear #OrthodoxJoy #Philoxenia #BocaRaton #StandFirmInFaith #DoEverythingInLove #OrthodoxGrowth 9:05 Entering the New Church Year with Courage, Faith, and Love

Entering the New Church Year with Courage, Faith, and Love

LIVE Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 13th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this thirteenth Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the Parable of the Wicked Vinedressers, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. In this parable, a landowner plants a vineyard, equips it completely, and leases it to tenants before setting out on a journey. However, when harvest time comes, the vinedressers beat and murder the servants sent to collect the fruit, ultimately killing even the landowner's own son in a desperate bid to seize the inheritance. Christ reveals that the cornerstone rejected by the builders has become the chief cornerstone, warning us of the grave responsibility given to those entrusted with God's Kingdom. The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy challenge us to contemplate our stewardship over the gifts, grace, and time God has entrusted to us. We are called to bear spiritual fruit in due season, recognizing Christ as the unshakeable cornerstone of our lives and faith. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, give thanks for the Lord’s enduring patience, and pray for the wisdom to serve Him as faithful and fruitful stewards. Readings: Matins Gospel Reading: Mark 16:1-8 Epistle Reading: 1 Corinthians 16:13-24 Gospel Reading: Matthew 21:33-42 Today, we commemorate: 13th Sunday of Matthew Alexander, John, and Paul the New, Patriarchs of Constantinople Christopher, Fantinos, and Companion Ascetics of Calabria Phantasios the Righteous of Solunto Alexander of Svir, Wonderworker Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please Like this video and Subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Matins (Morning Prayers)/Orthros: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/30/ma/gr-en/se.m08.d30.ma.pdf Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/30/li/gr-en/se.m08.d30.li.pdf #13thSundayOfMatthew #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #SpiritualStewardship #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 2:29:33 2026-08-30 LIVE: Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 13th Sunday of Matthew

2026-08-30 LIVE: Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 13th Sunday of Matthew

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 13th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this thirteenth Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the Parable of the Wicked Vinedressers, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. In this parable, a landowner plants a vineyard, equips it completely, and leases it to tenants before setting out on a journey. However, when harvest time comes, the vinedressers beat and murder the servants sent to collect the fruit, ultimately killing even the landowner's own son in a desperate bid to seize the inheritance. Christ reveals that the cornerstone rejected by the builders has become the chief cornerstone, warning us of the grave responsibility given to those entrusted with God's Kingdom. The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy challenge us to contemplate our stewardship over the gifts, grace, and time God has entrusted to us. We are called to bear spiritual fruit in due season, recognizing Christ as the unshakeable cornerstone of our lives and faith. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, give thanks for the Lord’s enduring patience, and pray for the wisdom to serve Him as faithful and fruitful stewards. Readings: Epistle Reading: 1 Corinthians 16:13-24 Gospel Reading: Matthew 21:33-42 Today, we commemorate: 13th Sunday of Matthew Alexander, John, and Paul the New, Patriarchs of Constantinople Christopher, Fantinos, and Companion Ascetics of Calabria Phantasios the Righteous of Solunto Alexander of Svir, Wonderworker Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please Like this video and Subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/30/li/gr-en/se.m08.d30.li.pdf #13thSundayOfMatthew #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #SpiritualStewardship #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 1:19:25 2026-08-30 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Saint John Chrysostom @Saint Mark Boca Raton 13th Sunday of Matthew

2026-08-30 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Saint John Chrysostom @Saint Mark Boca Raton 13th Sunday of Matthew

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 13th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this thirteenth Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the Parable of the Wicked Vinedressers, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. In this parable, a landowner plants a vineyard, equips it completely, and leases it to tenants before setting out on a journey. However, when harvest time comes, the vinedressers beat and murder the servants sent to collect the fruit, ultimately killing even the landowner's own son in a desperate bid to seize the inheritance. Christ reveals that the cornerstone rejected by the builders has become the chief cornerstone, warning us of the grave responsibility given to those entrusted with God's Kingdom. The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy challenge us to contemplate our stewardship over the gifts, grace, and time God has entrusted to us. We are called to bear spiritual fruit in due season, recognizing Christ as the unshakeable cornerstone of our lives and faith. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, give thanks for the Lord’s enduring patience, and pray for the wisdom to serve Him as faithful and fruitful stewards. Readings: Epistle Reading: 1 Corinthians 16:13-24 Gospel Reading: Matthew 21:33-42 Today, we commemorate: 13th Sunday of Matthew Alexander, John, and Paul the New, Patriarchs of Constantinople Christopher, Fantinos, and Companion Ascetics of Calabria Phantasios the Righteous of Solunto Alexander of Svir, Wonderworker Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please Like this video and Subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/30/li/gr-en/se.m08.d30.li.pdf #13thSundayOfMatthew #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #SpiritualStewardship #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 1:14:00 13th Sunday of Matthew: Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom w/CC August 30, 2026

13th Sunday of Matthew: Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom w/CC August 30, 2026

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the Beheading of the Holy Glorious Prophet, Forerunner, and Baptist John from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida (with Closed Captions). On this solemn feast day, we gather to honor the martyrdom of the Holy Glorious Prophet, Forerunner, and Baptist John, the greatest born of women. As recounted in the Holy Gospel, Saint John boldly stood as a herald of truth and righteousness, fearlessly confronting King Herod for his unlawful marriage. Trapped by a rash oath and the malicious plotting of Herodias, Herod ordered the beheading of the Forerunner in prison. Saint John completed his earthly ministry as a martyr for truth, predecessor in death as in life, descending to Hades to proclaim to those in darkness the imminent arrival of the Messiah. The solemn hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy call us to reflect on Saint John's unyielding devotion to God's law and his profound humility. On this strict fast day, the Church invites us to align our hearts with the Forerunner’s call to repentance and to stand firm in faith against the world's fleeting pressures. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, honor the greatest of the prophets, and pray for the courage to live as steadfast witnesses to God's truth. Readings: Epistle Reading: Acts 13:25-33 Gospel Reading: Mark 6:14-30 Today, we commemorate: The Beheading of the Holy Glorious Prophet, Forerunner, and Baptist John Arcadius, Bishop of Arsinoe in Cyprus Theonas and Symeon, Righteous Ascetics Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please "Like" this video and "Subscribe" to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/29/li/gr-en/se.m08.d29.li.pdf #BeheadingOfSaintJohnTheBaptist #SaintJohnTheBaptist #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #BocaRaton #Christianity #FeastDay #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream YouTube Tags: Orthodox Christian, Greek Orthodox, Divine Liturgy, Beheading of Saint John the Baptist, Saint John the Baptist, Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church, Boca Raton, Mark Leondis, Anastasios Halas, Divina Liturgia, Liturghia Divină, Божественная Литургия, Θεία Λειτουργία, #1 Orthodox Liturgy, Byzantine Chant, Live Stream Church Service, Christian Faith, Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America 1:1:15 Beheading of St. John the Baptist(: Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom w/CC August 29, 2026

Beheading of St. John the Baptist(: Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom w/CC August 29, 2026

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the Beheading of the Holy Glorious Prophet, Forerunner, and Baptist John from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this solemn feast day, we gather to honor the martyrdom of the Holy Glorious Prophet, Forerunner, and Baptist John, the greatest born of women. As recounted in the Holy Gospel, Saint John boldly stood as a herald of truth and righteousness, fearlessly confronting King Herod for his unlawful marriage. Trapped by a rash oath and the malicious plotting of Herodias, Herod ordered the beheading of the Forerunner in prison. Saint John completed his earthly ministry as a martyr for truth, predecessor in death as in life, descending to Hades to proclaim to those in darkness the imminent arrival of the Messiah. The solemn hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy call us to reflect on Saint John's unyielding devotion to God's law and his profound humility. On this strict fast day, the Church invites us to align our hearts with the Forerunner’s call to repentance, standing firm in faith against the fleeting pressures of the world. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, honor the greatest of the prophets, and pray for the courage to live as steadfast witnesses to God's truth. Readings: Epistle Reading: Acts 13:25-33 Gospel Reading: Mark 6:14-30 Today, we commemorate: The Beheading of the Holy Glorious Prophet, Forerunner, and Baptist John Arcadius, Bishop of Arsinoe in Cyprus Theonas and Symeon, Righteous Ascetics Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please "Like" this video and "Subscribe" to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/29/li/gr-en/se.m08.d29.li.pdf #BeheadingOfSaintJohnTheBaptist #SaintJohnTheBaptist #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #BocaRaton #Christianity #FeastDay #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 1:5:18 2026-08-29 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Saint John Chrysostom @Saint Mark Boca Raton Beheading of St. John

2026-08-29 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Saint John Chrysostom @Saint Mark Boca Raton Beheading of St. John

LIVE Adult Education Series: Class 4: The Bible and Me Is Scripture a closed book or a living conversation with God? Come see how the Orthodox Church reads the Bible, how the lectionary works, and how to start reading the Bible, the whole Bible, with understanding — not as a burden, but as a gift. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please Like this video and Subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. 57:53 2026-08-26 Adult Education Series: Class 4: The Bible and Me

2026-08-26 Adult Education Series: Class 4: The Bible and Me

Focusing on the twelfth Sunday of Saint Matthew and the story of the rich young ruler, seminarian John Thomas Mills shares an uplifting message about the limitless patience and love of Christ, who joyfully meets us in our curiosity and seeking. He reflects on the young man's earnest question regarding how to inherit eternal life, pointing out that when Christ told him to sell his possessions, the core issue was not the wealth itself, but what truly possessed the man's heart. Citing Saint Paul and Saint John Chrysostom, John Thomas clarifies that money is not inherently evil, nor does Christ demand that every Christian literalistically sell all physical belongings; rather, wealth becomes a spiritual trap when a needy mind turns it into an idol. Pointing to righteous figures like the Prophet Solomon and Saint Joseph of Arimathea—as well as the generous stewardship of the Saint Mark community—he demonstrates how material resources can be beautifully used to build up God's house and serve the less fortunate. The atmosphere of the message is one of profound encouragement, urging the faithful to live as "Resurrection People" who radiate the light of Pascha in everything they do. John Thomas challenges the congregation at Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church to identify their own hidden "possessions"—whether old resentments, persistent sins, pride, or fear of worldly judgment—that prevent them from entering into full communion with God. He reassures the Boca Raton community that while surrendering long-held habits by human effort alone feels as impossible as passing a camel through the eye of a needle, all things are possible with God. Using the vivid imagery of a double-yoke, he explains how stepping into spiritual discipline alongside Christ makes life's heaviest burdens light, steadily plowing the soul to bear the fruits of the Spirit. Concluding with a triumphant call to bring our disordered desires to Confession and the Holy Chalice, John Thomas encourages everyone to seek the Lord boldly, knowing that those who trust in Christ will never lack any good thing. This sermon was delivered live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida, on August 23rd, 2026. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please like this video and subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. #SaintMarkBoca #JohnThomasMills #TwelfthSundayOfMatthew #RichYoungRuler #OrthodoxJoy #ChristIsRisen #SurrenderToGod #BocaRaton #SaintJohnChrysostom #ChristianStewardship 6:12 Yoked with Christ: Overcoming Burden and Finding Freedom in the Gospel

Yoked with Christ: Overcoming Burden and Finding Freedom in the Gospel

LIVE Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 12th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this twelfth Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the account of the Rich Young Ruler, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. When the young man approached Christ asking what good thing he must do to inherit eternal life, the Savior affirmed the importance of keeping the commandments. Yet when the young man said he had kept these since his youth, Christ revealed the ultimate test of his heart, instructing him to sell his possessions, give to the poor, and follow Him. Unwilling to part with his earthly wealth, the young man walked away sorrowful, prompting Christ to teach His disciples how difficult it is for those who trust in riches to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, while reminding them that "with God all things are possible." The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy invite us to reflect on what holds the highest priority in our own lives. We are reminded that true richness is found not in perishable material goods, but in a heart surrendered to Christ and committed to loving generosity. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, seek the Lord's guidance in reordering our spiritual priorities, and pray for the faith to follow Him with unreserved devotion. Readings: Matins Gospel Reading: Matthew 28:16-20 Epistle Reading: 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 Gospel Reading: Matthew 19:16-26 Today, we commemorate: 12th Sunday of Matthew Apodosis of the Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever Virgin Mary Lupus the Martyr of Thessalonica Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons Eutychius the Hieromartyr & Disciple of Saint John the Theologian Kallinikos, Patriarch of Constantinople Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please "Like" this video and "Subscribe" to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Matins (Morning Prayers)/Orthros: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/23/ma/gr-en/se.m08.d23.ma.pdf Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/23/li/gr-en/se.m08.d23.li.pdf #12thSundayOfMatthew #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #EternalLife #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 2:42:31 2026-08-23 LIVE: Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 12th Sunday of Matthew

2026-08-23 LIVE: Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 12th Sunday of Matthew

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 12th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this twelfth Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the account of the Rich Young Ruler, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. When the young man approached Christ asking what good thing he must do to inherit eternal life, the Savior affirmed the importance of keeping the commandments. Yet when the young man said he had kept these since his youth, Christ revealed the ultimate test of his heart, instructing him to sell his possessions, give to the poor, and follow Him. Unwilling to part with his earthly wealth, the young man walked away sorrowful, prompting Christ to teach His disciples how difficult it is for those who trust in riches to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, while reminding them that "with God all things are possible." The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy invite us to reflect on what holds the highest priority in our own lives. We are reminded that true richness is found not in perishable material goods, but in a heart surrendered to Christ and committed to loving generosity. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, seek the Lord's guidance in reordering our spiritual priorities, and pray for the faith to follow Him with unreserved devotion. Readings: Epistle Reading: 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 Gospel Reading: Matthew 19:16-26 Today, we commemorate: 12th Sunday of Matthew Apodosis of the Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever Virgin Mary Lupus the Martyr of Thessalonica Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons Eutychius the Hieromartyr & Disciple of Saint John the Theologian Kallinikos, Patriarch of Constantinople Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please "Like" this video and "Subscribe" to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/23/li/gr-en/se.m08.d23.li.pdf #12thSundayOfMatthew #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #EternalLife #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 1:34:01 2026-08-23 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Saint John Chrysostom @Saint Mark Boca Raton 12th Sunday of Matthew

2026-08-23 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Saint John Chrysostom @Saint Mark Boca Raton 12th Sunday of Matthew

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 12th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this twelfth Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the account of the Rich Young Ruler, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. When the young man approached Christ asking what good thing he must do to inherit eternal life, the Savior affirmed the importance of keeping the commandments. Yet when the young man said he had kept these since his youth, Christ revealed the ultimate test of his heart, instructing him to sell his possessions, give to the poor, and follow Him. Unwilling to part with his earthly wealth, the young man walked away sorrowful, prompting Christ to teach His disciples how difficult it is for those who trust in riches to enter the Kingdom of Heaven, while reminding them that "with God all things are possible." The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy invite us to reflect on what holds the highest priority in our own lives. We are reminded that true richness is found not in perishable material goods, but in a heart surrendered to Christ and committed to loving generosity. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, seek the Lord's guidance in reordering our spiritual priorities, and pray for the faith to follow Him with unreserved devotion. Readings: Epistle Reading: 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 Gospel Reading: Matthew 19:16-26 Today, we commemorate: 12th Sunday of Matthew Apodosis of the Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever Virgin Mary Lupus the Martyr of Thessalonica Irenaeus, Bishop of Lyons Eutychius the Hieromartyr & Disciple of Saint John the Theologian Kallinikos, Patriarch of Constantinople Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please "Like" this video and "Subscribe" to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/23/li/gr-en/se.m08.d23.li.pdf #12thSundayOfMatthew #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #EternalLife #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 1:28:19 12th Sunday of Matthew: Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom w/CC August 23, 2026

12th Sunday of Matthew: Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom w/CC August 23, 2026

LIVE Adult Education Series: Class 3: Saints Among Us Are the saints distant figures in stained glass or living examples for our daily walk? Discover what the Church teaches about sainthood, why we ask for their intercession, and how their same calling is yours — in your home, your work, and your community. In the third installment of the Adult Education Series recorded live at Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church, catechist Jamey Bennett presents an illuminating exploration of the saints and their enduring presence within the life of the Church. Jamey examines the biblical theology surrounding the communion of saints, contrasting standard modern biography with orthodox hagiography to reveal how the lives of these holy men and women serve as living icons of the Gospel. He addresses the crucial role of saintly intercession, the spiritual significance of honoring baptismal patrons, and the rich tradition of celebrating name days and feast days. By highlighting the tangible reality of incorrupt relics and the cloud of witnesses surrounding believers, Jamey demonstrates that the saints are not distant historical figures, but active family members who continuously encourage us on our own path toward theosis. The atmosphere of the presentation is one of warm encouragement, inspiring the faithful to cultivate personal relationships with the saints and imitate their virtues in daily life. Jamey emphasizes that honoring the saints naturally points back to Jesus Christ, who works through His holy ones to heal, guide, and transform human nature. He invites attendees to integrate the saints' prayers into their home icon corners, study their lives with discernment, and recognize that holiness remains an accessible calling for every Orthodox Christian today. Concluding with an uplifting call to intentional spiritual living, Jamey reminds the Boca Raton community that we walk the Christian journey alongside a vast, loving heavenly family that constantly intercedes for our salvation and leads us closer to God. This class was presented at Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida, on August 19th, 2026. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please like this video and subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. #SaintMarkBoca #JameyBennett #AdultEducation #SaintsAmongUs #OrthodoxJoy #CommunionOfSaints #Intercession #BocaRaton #OrthodoxFaith #Hagiography 47:44 2026-08-19 Adult Education Series: Class 3: Saints Among Us

2026-08-19 Adult Education Series: Class 3: Saints Among Us

Focusing on the eleventh Sunday of Saint Matthew and the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, Father Mark Leondis shares an uplifting message about the limitless patience and love of Christ, who joyfully meets us in our curiosity and seeking. He reflects on how Jesus places a mirror before our souls through the story of a servant whose impossible debt of ten thousand talents was completely wiped clean by a merciful king. Father Mark contrasts this immense, unmerited grace with the servant’s immediate refusal to forgive a fellow servant’s tiny debt, highlighting the tragedy of receiving divine mercy without allowing it to truly transform our hearts. He warns against walking out of church only to start collecting emotional debts and maintaining mental scorecards against those who have hurt, disappointed, or offended us. The message's atmosphere is one of profound encouragement, urging the faithful to live as "Resurrection People" who radiate the light of Pascha in everything they do. Connecting the Gospel lesson to the Feast of the Dormition (Kimisis) of the Theotokos, Father Mark directs the congregation at Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church to the icon depicting the Apostles miraculously gathered from around the world at her falling asleep. He notes that in that sacred moment, past arguments, personal grievances, and who owed whom an apology ceased to matter. Reminding the Boca Raton community that life is short and human relationships are sacred, Father Mark delivers a triumphant call to stop keeping score, release past hurts into the loving arms of Christ, and choose immediate love, forgiveness, and reconciliation while there is still time. This sermon was delivered live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida, on August 16th, 2026. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please like this video and subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. #SaintMarkBoca #FatherMarkLeondis #EleventhSundayOfMatthew #UnforgivingServant #OrthodoxJoy #Dormition #Kimisis #BocaRaton #ForgivenessInAction #TearUpTheScorecard 8:58 Mercy That Transforms: Overcoming Emotional Debts and Choosing Love

Mercy That Transforms: Overcoming Emotional Debts and Choosing Love

LIVE Thinking Theologically: "Passing through the Church". Our monthly class continues the "Passing through the Church" series, using the physical space of the church building as a guide to the Orthodox Faith, exploring its theology, history, and spiritual meaning, one layer at a time. Far from mere architecture, the church itself is a theological statement, a living image of heaven on earth, inviting us to discover the depth and beauty of what we believe and why. Focusing on the adult catechism session following the Feast of the Dormition, Catechist Jamey Bennett shares an insightful exploration into the deep theological foundation and rich tradition of the Orthodox Christian faith. He invites the faithful at Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church to look beneath the surface of everyday life and align their hearts with the mind of the Church (phronema). Jamey highlights how delving into the canonical Scriptures, sacred tradition, and Church history equips every believer to navigate life’s modern complexities while remaining grounded in truth. By examining how the Holy Mysteries and divine revelations shape our personal spiritual growth, he emphasizes that understanding Orthodox theology is not an intellectual exercise, but a living, transformative path to becoming more like Jesus Christ. The atmosphere of the session is one of warm encouragement, inspiring attendees to embrace their identity as active participants in the Kingdom of God. Jamey encourages everyone to cultivate spiritual discipline, deepen their personal devotion, and share the beauty of their faith within their families and the broader community. He highlights that true Christian maturity comes from integrating prayer, scripture reading, and church tradition into daily routines, transforming routine obligations into authentic encounters with the divine. Concluding with a clear call to intentional living, Jamey reminds the parish that every lesson learned in catechism is an invitation to walk in humility, reflect Christ's love, and radiate the joy of the Gospel in a world searching for hope and purpose. This class was delivered live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida, on August 16th, 2026. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us:If you find this content helpful, please like this video and subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. #SaintMarkBoca #JameyBennett #AdultCatechism #ThinkingTheologically #OrthodoxJoy #Phronema #OrthodoxTheology #BocaRaton #ChristianMaturity #OrthodoxFaith 1:8:33 Passing through the Church

Passing through the Church

LIVE Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 11th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this eleventh Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. When a servant owing an astronomical debt of ten thousand talents pled for mercy, his master was moved with compassion and forgave the entire sum. Yet, that same servant immediately went out and choked a fellow servant who owed him a small debt of one hundred denarii, refusing to show the same mercy he had just received. Christ concludes this sobering parable by reminding us that our Heavenly Father will judge us with the same measure of forgiveness that we extend to others. The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy challenge us to examine our hearts and release any bitterness, grudges, or lingering resentment. Having experienced the immense mercy and boundless forgiveness of God in our own lives, we are called to be conduits of that same grace to those around us. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, give thanks for God’s unconditional mercy, and pray for the spiritual strength to forgive one another from the heart. Readings: Matins Gospel Reading: John 21:14-25 Epistle Reading: 1 Corinthians 9:2-12 Gospel Reading: Matthew 18:23-35 Today, we commemorate: 11th Sunday of Matthew Afterfeast of the Dormition of the Mother of God Translation of the Holy Image "Not-Made-With-Hands" of Our Lord Jesus Christ from Edessa to Constantinople Diomedes the Unmercenary Physician of Tarsus Gerasimos the New Ascetic of Cephalonia Stamatios the Martyr of Volos Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please Like this video and Subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Matins (Morning Prayers)/Orthros: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/16/ma/gr-en/se.m08.d16.ma.pdf Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/16/li/gr-en/se.m08.d16.li.pdf #11thSundayOfMatthew #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #Forgiveness #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 2:38:06 2026-08-16 LIVE: Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 11th Sunday of Matthew

2026-08-16 LIVE: Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 11th Sunday of Matthew

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 11th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this eleventh Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. When a servant owing an astronomical debt of ten thousand talents pled for mercy, his master was moved with compassion and forgave the entire sum. Yet, that same servant immediately went out and choked a fellow servant who owed him a small debt of one hundred denarii, refusing to show the same mercy he had just received. Christ concludes this sobering parable by reminding us that our Heavenly Father will judge us with the same measure of forgiveness that we extend to others. The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy challenge us to examine our hearts and release any bitterness, grudges, or lingering resentment. Having experienced the immense mercy and boundless forgiveness of God in our own lives, we are called to be conduits of that same grace to those around us. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, give thanks for God’s unconditional mercy, and pray for the spiritual strength to forgive one another from the heart. Readings: Epistle Reading: 1 Corinthians 9:2-12 Gospel Reading: Matthew 18:23-35 Today, we commemorate: 11th Sunday of Matthew Afterfeast of the Dormition of the Mother of God Translation of the Holy Image "Not-Made-With-Hands" of Our Lord Jesus Christ from Edessa to Constantinople Diomedes the Unmercenary Physician of Tarsus Gerasimos the New Ascetic of Cephalonia Stamatios the Martyr of Volos Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please Like this video and Subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/16/li/gr-en/se.m08.d16.li.pdf #11thSundayOfMatthew #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #Forgiveness #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 1:27:29 2026-08-16 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Saint John Chrysostom @Saint Mark Boca Raton 11th Sunday of Matthew

2026-08-16 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Saint John Chrysostom @Saint Mark Boca Raton 11th Sunday of Matthew

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the 11th Sunday of Matthew from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this eleventh Sunday of Matthew, we gather to reflect on the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, as recounted in the Holy Gospel. When a servant owing an astronomical debt of ten thousand talents pled for mercy, his master was moved with compassion and forgave the entire sum. Yet, that same servant immediately went out and choked a fellow servant who owed him a small debt of one hundred denarii, refusing to show the same mercy he had just received. Christ concludes this sobering parable by reminding us that our Heavenly Father will judge us with the same measure of forgiveness that we extend to others. The hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy challenge us to examine our hearts and release any bitterness, grudges, or lingering resentment. Having experienced the immense mercy and boundless forgiveness of God in our own lives, we are called to be conduits of that same grace to those around us. We invite you to join our parish family as we worship together, give thanks for God’s unconditional mercy, and pray for the spiritual strength to forgive one another from the heart. Readings: Epistle Reading: 1 Corinthians 9:2-12 Gospel Reading: Matthew 18:23-35 Today, we commemorate: 11th Sunday of Matthew Afterfeast of the Dormition of the Mother of God Translation of the Holy Image "Not-Made-With-Hands" of Our Lord Jesus Christ from Edessa to Constantinople Diomedes the Unmercenary Physician of Tarsus Gerasimos the New Ascetic of Cephalonia Stamatios the Martyr of Volos Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please Like this video and Subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/16/li/gr-en/se.m08.d16.li.pdf #11thSundayOfMatthew #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #GospelOfMatthew #BocaRaton #Christianity #Forgiveness #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 1:19:52 11th Sunday of Matthew: Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom w/CC August 16, 2026

11th Sunday of Matthew: Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom w/CC August 16, 2026

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this great and holy feast, known as the "Pascha of the Summer," we gather to celebrate the glorious Dormition (Falling Asleep) and Translation into heaven of our Most Holy Lady, the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary. Having completed the course of her earthly life, the Mother of Life was taken up in soul and body into heavenly glory by her Son and God, Jesus Christ. Surrounding her deathbed, the Holy Apostles were miraculously gathered from the ends of the earth to honor her holy repose. The empty tomb revealed to Saint Thomas three days later confirmed that she who bore the Source of Life could not be held by the grave, but was translated into eternal life, where she remains our constant advocate and unceasing intercessor before the throne of God. The festive hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy proclaim that in her falling asleep, the Theotokos did not forsake the world. As the spiritual Mother of all Christians, she offers us her maternal warmth, protection, and comfort in our daily struggles. We invite you to join our parish family as we offer our praise to the Panagia, celebrate her triumph over death through Christ, and pray for her continued intercessions and guidance in our lives. Readings: Epistle Reading: Philippians 2:5-11 Gospel Reading: Luke 10:38-42; 11:27-28 Today, we commemorate: The Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please "Like" this video and "Subscribe" to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/15/li/gr-en/se.m08.d15.li.pdf #DormitionOfTheTheotokos #Dormition #Theotokos #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #BocaRaton #Christianity #FeastDay #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 1:16:16 Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary: Divine Liturgy August 15, 2026

Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary: Divine Liturgy August 15, 2026

Focusing on the Feast of the Dormition of the Most Holy Lady Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary, Father Anastasios Hallas shares an uplifting message about the limitless patience and love of Christ, who joyfully meets us in our curiosity and seeking. He reflects on the day's Gospel reading of Martha and Mary, drawing a direct connection to Martha's anxiety over earthly tasks and Christ's gentle reminder that "one thing is necessary." Father Anastasios explains that the feast of the Dormition serves as a clear blueprint for prioritizing our lives, showing how the Virgin Mary centered her whole existence on trusting God through her simple "yes" at the Annunciation, her presence at the foot of the Cross, and her unwavering devotion. Quoting Saint John of Damascus, he highlights that the falling asleep and translation of the Theotokos into heavenly glory is not a funeral of sorrow, but a feast of hope, proving that death and the grave do not have the final word when a life is united to Christ. The atmosphere of the message is one of profound encouragement, urging the faithful to live as "Resurrection People" who radiate the light of Pascha in everything they do. Father Anastasios addresses the worries, grief, family burdens, and fears that often overwhelm our daily lives, calling the Boca Raton community to let Christ become greater than their problems. He reminds the congregation at Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church that the Mother of God, given to humanity as a mother by Christ from the Cross, continuously intercedes for us and leads us directly to her Son. Emphasizing that our true home is with Christ, Father Anastasios delivers a triumphant call to cast aside paralyzing anxieties, remain anchored in faith through every season of trial, and choose that one necessary thing—a living, unshakeable relationship with Jesus Christ. This sermon was delivered live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida, on August 15th, 2026. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please like this video and subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. #SaintMarkBoca #FatherAnastasiosHallas #Dormition #Theotokos #OrthodoxJoy #OneThingIsNecessary #MotherOfGod #BocaRaton #SaintJohnOfDamascus #FeastOfHope 10:25 A Feast of Hope: Finding Eternal Life in the Falling Asleep of the Mother of God

A Feast of Hope: Finding Eternal Life in the Falling Asleep of the Mother of God

LIVE Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this great and holy feast, known as the "Pascha of the Summer," we gather to celebrate the glorious Dormition (Falling Asleep) and Translation into heaven of our Most Holy Lady, the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary. Having completed the course of her earthly life, the Mother of Life was taken up in soul and body into heavenly glory by her Son and God, Jesus Christ. Surrounding her deathbed, the Holy Apostles were miraculously gathered from the ends of the earth to honor her holy repose. The empty tomb revealed to Saint Thomas three days later confirmed that she who bore the Source of Life could not be held by the grave, but was translated into eternal life, where she remains our constant advocate and unceasing intercessor before the throne of God. The festive hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy proclaim that in her falling asleep, the Theotokos did not forsake the world. As the spiritual Mother of all Christians, she offers us her maternal warmth, protection, and comfort in our daily struggles. We invite you to join our parish family as we offer our praise to the Panagia, celebrate her triumph over death through Christ, and pray for her continued intercessions and guidance in our lives. Readings: Epistle Reading: Philippians 2:5-11 Gospel Reading: Luke 10:38-42; 11:27-28 Today, we commemorate: The Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please Like this video and Subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/15/li/gr-en/se.m08.d15.li.pdf #DormitionOfTheTheotokos #Dormition #Theotokos #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #BocaRaton #Christianity #FeastDay #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 1:21:55 2026-08-15 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos & Virgin Mary

2026-08-15 LIVE: Divine Liturgy Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos & Virgin Mary

LIVE Matins & Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom on the Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. On this great and holy feast, known as the "Pascha of the Summer," we gather to celebrate the glorious Dormition (Falling Asleep) and Translation into heaven of our Most Holy Lady, the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary. Having completed the course of her earthly life, the Mother of Life was taken up in soul and body into heavenly glory by her Son and God, Jesus Christ. Surrounding her deathbed, the Holy Apostles were miraculously gathered from the ends of the earth to honor her holy repose. The empty tomb revealed to Saint Thomas three days later confirmed that she who bore the Source of Life could not be held by the grave, but was translated into eternal life, where she remains our constant advocate and unceasing intercessor before the throne of God. The festive hymns and prayers of this Divine Liturgy proclaim that in her falling asleep, the Theotokos did not forsake the world. As the spiritual Mother of all Christians, she offers us her maternal warmth, protection, and comfort in our daily struggles. We invite you to join our parish family as we offer our praise to the Panagia, celebrate her triumph over death through Christ, and pray for her continued intercessions and guidance in our lives. Readings: Matins Gospel Reading: Luke 1:39-49, 56 Epistle Reading: Philippians 2:5-11 Gospel Reading: Luke 10:38-42; 11:27-28 Today, we commemorate: The Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos and Ever-Virgin Mary Our Eastern Orthodox service is conducted primarily in English and Greek and streamed live from Saint Mark Greek Orthodox Church in Boca Raton, Florida. Subscribers to YouTube.com/SaintMark are invited to join our online live chat during the service. We invite you to introduce yourself by sharing your name and the city, state, or country where you worship with us. Please "Light a Candle & Say a Prayer" at https://saintmarkboca.net/give Connect With Us: If you find this content helpful, please Like this video and Subscribe to our channel for more live streams on Orthodox faith, history, and theology. Click the bell icon to be notified of our upcoming services and educational series. We also encourage you to spread the light of the Gospel by using the YouTube Share function. Simply click the "Share" button under the video player to send this service to your friends and family via text, email, or social media. Follow the Service Text: Matins (Morning Prayers)/Orthros: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/15/ma/gr-en/se.m08.d15.ma.pdf Divine Liturgy: https://dcs.goarch.org/goa/dcs/p/s/2026/08/15/li/gr-en/se.m08.d15.li.pdf #DormitionOfTheTheotokos #Dormition #Theotokos #Orthodox #GreekOrthodox #DivineLiturgy #SaintMarkBocaRaton #BocaRaton #Christianity #FeastDay #ByzantineChant #SaintMarkBoca #ChurchOfConstantinople #LiveStream 2:13:00 2026-08-15 LIVE: Matins & Divine Liturgy Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos & Virgin Mary

2026-08-15 LIVE: Matins & Divine Liturgy Dormition of our Most Holy Lady the Theotokos & Virgin Mary

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