​LITURGICAL PROGRAM ─ FEBRUARY 2026

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Sunday, February 1 – Forefeast of the Meeting of the Lord; Holy Martyr Tryphon; Holy Martyrs Perpetua and Felicitas (Beginning of the Triodion); 33rd Sunday after Pentecost (of the Publican and the Pharisee)
Matins — 9:00 am
Holy Liturgy — 10:00 am
Coffee Hour — 11:30 am

 

Monday, February 2 – (†) The Meeting of the Lord (Candlemas / Stratenia)
Matins — 8:00 am

Holy Liturgy — 9:30 am

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Sunday, February 8 – Holy Great Martyr Theodore Stratelates; Holy Prophet Zechariah; 34th Sunday after Pentecost (of the Return of the Prodigal Son)
Matins — 9:00 am

Holy Liturgy — 10:00 am

Coffee Hour — 11:30 am

 

Monday, February 9 – Leave-taking of the Feast of the Meeting of the Lord; Holy Martyr Nicephorus

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Saturday, February 14 – St. Venerable Auxentius, Maron, and Abraham (Saturday of the Departed – Winter Memorial Saturday)

Matins — 8:30 am​

Holy Liturgy — 10:00 am

Coffee Hour — 11:30 am

 

Sunday, February 15 – Holy Apostle Onesimus; Holy Martyr Major; Sunday of the Dread Judgment (Meatfare Sunday)

Matins — 9:00 am​

Holy Liturgy — 10:00 am

Coffee Hour — 11:30 am

 

Sunday, February 22 – Finding of the relics of the Holy Martyrs of Constantinople (Last day before Great Lent / beginning of the Paschal Fast); Sunday of Adam’s Expulsion from Paradise (Cheesefare Sunday); (Teaching about forgiveness, fasting, and non-possessiveness)

Matins — 9:00 am​

Holy Liturgy — 10:00 am

Coffee Hour — 11:30 am

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Monday, February 23 – Holy Hieromartyr Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna; Venerable Gorgonia (The Great Canon, Part I; Beginning of the Paschal Fast / Great Lent) (non-liturgical day); (Only in the evening: bread and water)

 

Tuesday, February 24 – † First and Second Finding of the Head of St. John the Baptist; †) Venerable Petronius of Prodromu (non-liturgical day; Great Canon, Part II); (Only in the evening: bread and water)

 

Saturday, February 28 – †) Venerable John Cassian and Germanus of Dobrogea; Venerable Basil the Confessor; (Saturday of St. Theodore the Great Martyr Tiron; Commemoration of the departed); (Wine and oil permitted)

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