Pray For The Departed Submit Notes For The Great Parastas And The Commemoration Of The Dead On Dimitrievskaya Parents Saturday

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Pray for the Departed: Submit Notes for the Great Parastas and the Commemoration of the Dead on Dimitrievskaya Parents' Saturday

Important Announcement for the Orthodox Christian Community

In preparation for the Great Parastas and Dimitrievskaya Parents' Saturday, the Orthodox Church invites all faithful to submit notes with the names of their departed loved ones for special prayers and commemorations.

The Great Parastas is a special service held on the evening before Dimitrievskaya Parents' Saturday, during which prayers are offered for the repose of the souls of the departed. Dimitrievskaya Parents' Saturday is a day of remembrance and honoring of ancestors and deceased loved ones, observed by Orthodox Christians.

How to Submit Notes for the Great Parastas and Dimitrievskaya Parents' Saturday

To submit notes for the Great Parastas and Dimitrievskaya Parents' Saturday, please follow these steps:

  1. Write the full name of your departed loved ones on a piece of paper.
  2. Indicate whether the note is for the Great Parastas, Dimitrievskaya Parents' Saturday, or both.
  3. Submit your note to your local Orthodox church or monastery by the specified deadline.

The deadline for submitting notes may vary depending on the church or monastery, so it is important to inquire with your local parish for specific information.

Significance of the Great Parastas and Dimitrievskaya Parents' Saturday

The Great Parastas and Dimitrievskaya Parents' Saturday hold significant meaning for Orthodox Christians as they provide an opportunity to:

By submitting notes for these special services, we participate in a centuries-old tradition of honoring our loved ones and seeking God's grace for their eternal well-being.