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Liturgy of Bishop Serapion
Being that we are of Orthodox Catholic backgrounds,
we have chosen the Divine Liturgy of Bishop Serapion as the Liturgy of the Church. It is a Mid-Fourth Century Egyptian Liturgy. It is suggested that a 15 minute time of Praise and Worship before beginning the Liturgy, in order to set the mood of worship. We have added to the liturgy to make it more Orthodox. The pages posted herein are only rough drafts.
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Church Leaders

The Ordinary of Pride Church is The Most Rev. +Vladimir Sergius II.


All of these bishops will be conducting interviews of potential clerics.



A Sacramental Church

The Orthodox Church recognizes and practices Seven Sacraments as channels of God's grace by which we share in the Divine Life of God Himself for our salvation. The New Testament records eitherthe institution by our Lord, or the practice of the All Holy Apostles, of every Sacrament except Matrimony. This was created a Sacrament by the Presence of Christ our Lord at the wedding of Cana.



Baptism
makes one a Christian, and through this sacrament we begin a new life in God, becoming His Children and members of His Body.(Matt 28:19; John 3,5).





Chrismation

(in the Western churches called Confirmation) gives a new life by the gift of the Holy Spirit. In this Sacrament we are anointed with sacred chrism(oil consecrated by a bishop) and become one of the priesthood of all believers.(Acts 8:14 -17).





Absolution(Confession; Penance

reclaims those who have fallen from grace after Baptism, and through which our sins are forgiven.
(Matt 16:19, 18:18).




Eucharist(Holy Communion)
, unites our individualities with God as the Human and Divine Natures were prefiguratively united by Incarnation. In this Sacrament we partake actually and truly of the Body and Blood of Christ for the nourishment of our souls, our bodies and for eternal life (Matthew 26:26 - 29).




Holy Orders (Ordination)
are the means whereby the Church conducts its work. In this Sacrament the grace of God descends in the laying on of hands of an Apostolic Bishop upon the one being set apart. This rite is recorded several times in Scripture, and as practiced by the Orthodox Church has provided an uninterrupted succession from the very ministry of the Apostles. (John 15:16, II Timothy1:6).





Holy Unction
is clearly referred to as in practice by the Apostles during our Lord's own ministry. Certainly it would not have been practiced except by His Ordinance. In this Sacrament we receive prayers and anointing with blessed oil for the healing of infirmities of both the soul and body.(Mark 6:14, James 5:14).




Marriage/Holy Union
is the Scarament which joins two people in a Holy Union before God. As Christ by His Presence blessed the marriage in Cana (John 2:1-10).

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