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The Life and Vocation of An Orthodox Church in America

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St. Stevan of Dechani Serbian Festival
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Dormition of the Righteous Anna, the Mother of the Most Holy Theotokos
Commemorated on July 25

Saint Anna was the daughter of the priest Matthan and his wife Mary. She was of the tribe of Levi and the lineage of Aaron. According to Tradition, she died peacefully in Jerusalem at age 79, before the Annunciation to the Most Holy Theotokos.

During the reign of St Justinian the Emperor (527-565), a church was built in her honor at Deutera. Emperor Justinian II (685-695; 705-711) restored her church, since St Anna had appeared to his pregnant wife. It was at this time that her body and maphorion (veil) were transferred to Constantinople.

St Anna is also commemorated on September 9.

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The Orthodox Christian parish, St. Gregory of Nyssa welcomes you.

indexbarSt. Gregory of Nyssa Orthodox Church in Columbus, Ohio is a church where students may worship in English away from home, and where all who are interested may continually participate in the life of the church. The parish is a local community of the Diocese of the Midwest in the Orthodox Church in America. We have provided this website to help you become better acquainted with the Orthodox Christian parish here at St. Gregory of Nyssa OCA and perhaps, the beauty and glory of the timeless Orthodox Christian Church, passed on from age to age; Saint to Saint; and from the Lord Himself.

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