Annunciation Cathedral
                                     Norfolk, VA

Upcoming Cathedral Events and News


Weekly Services

Sunday, May 26- Sunday of the Paralytic- Memorial Service for the Pious People of the Siege and Fall of Constantinople- Cathedral- Orthros 9:00 AM; Divine Liturgy 10:00 AM

Sunday, June 2- Sunday of the Samaritan Woman- Cathedral- Orthros 9:00 AM; Divine Liturgy 10:00 AM

Sunday, June 9- Sunday of the Blind Man- Cathedral- Orthros 9:00 AM; Divine Liturgy 10:00 AM

Thursday, June 13- The Holy Ascension of Christ- Chapel- Orthros 8:30 AM; Divine Liturgy 9:30 AM

Sunday, June 16- Fathers of the 1st Ecumenical Council- Father's Day- Cathedral- Orthros 9:00 AM; Divine Liturgy 10:00 AM

Cathedral Events
Monday, June 24 - Friday, June 28- The 2013 Annunciation Cathedral Youth Day Camp

The Annunciation Cathedral Youth Day Camp will commence on Monday, June 24 and will conclude Friday, June 28. The Youth Camp is open to all youth who have completed Kindergarten grade and up.

There will be many outdoor activities, bible study, arts & crafts, sports, hot lunches, special presentations and much more. The tuition fee is $60 for the 1st child, and $50 for the 2nd, 3rd child, etc. Registration is required by filling out the forms below and submitting them in person or by mail to the church office. For more information, please contact Linda Meares at (757) 424-9662 or Tracy Meares at (757) 301-7133 or email agocyouthcamp@gmail.com

Click Here for the 2013 Youth Camp Registration & Medical Release Form
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Cathedral News


May 2012-Annunciation Cathedral's Greek Festival-Another Successful Turnout

We were blessed with four days of good weather again this year. The 2012 Annunciation Greek Festival, held in May 10 to May 13 on the grounds of the Annunciation Cathedral, was another huge success thanks to our many wonderful "returning and first timer" visitors, friends and guests who attended this great event.

The goal of the Greek Festival is to share with al our neighbors, friends and guests, our Greek Orthodox faith, Greek culture, customs and traditions, and many of the popular Greek food specialties. Throughout the four days, our Annunciation Dancers entertained our guests by performing dances from all parts of mainland Greece and from the Greek Islands.

The Festival Committee wishes to thank this year's festival co-chairmen of Evan Almyrantis, Tony Damalas and Royall Ferguson for their hard work and commitment. They in-turn wish to thank all the volunteers and especially those individuals in the background, for their dedication and countless hours performing service work in so many crucial areas of the festival.

As we are sad the festival has to come to an end, we are already thinking and planning next year's festival. Many of us are tired and sore from the festival events and we will need some time to recover (some more than others) but be assured the festival will return again next year after Mother's Day!

December 2010-Special Prayer Service For St. Nicholas Church at Ground Zero

On Sunday, December 5th at 2:00pm, on the eve of of the Feast Day of St. Nicholas a special prayer service at Ground Zero will take place. On this solemn day we will join the parishioners of St. Nicholas in New York City, not simply in observing the Feast Day of the Wonderworking Saint and the Name Day of the church, but we will intensify our prayers and supplications that the church dedicated to him, the only house of worship destroyed on 9/11, be re-built at Ground Zero, and soon!

CLICK HERE to read the entire document.

November 2010-Special Need Fundraising Drive to Assist Little 9 Month Old Sam Zarpas

Under the leadership of the Parish Council, we ask you, members and friends of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral, to participate in a special fundraising drive in assisting 9 month old Sam Zarpas who is battling an extremely rare immune disorder that is attacking his platelets and liver. Sam is the son of Cindi and Steve Zarpas, a faithful family of our Parish.

During the past six months, the family has made significant sacrifices in order to address Sam's illness, which is a disease known as ITP (Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura). In the process the family has incurred considerable medical costs and expenses with various medical specialists and hospitals in order to find a cure for Sam's ailing condition. It is our wish to assist our brethren who are reeling from this difficult moment of their lives, and we exhort all of you to pray fervently, for Sam and his family, for his health and well being.

If you wish to assist and participate in this worthwhile fundraising drive, please send a tax deductible contribution to the "Annunciation Cathedral Medical Assistance Fund" at 7220 Granby Street, Norfolk, VA 23505. Your generous donation will be directed to defray Sam's medical related costs and expenses. If you wish further information, please call the Church Office, (757) 440-0500.

CLICK HERE To read Fr. Ambrose's entire Fundraising Drive letter for Sam Zarpas.

May 2010-Annunciation Cathedral's 2010 Greek Festival Draws Record Crowds

With some of the best weather and record crowds, Hampton Road's largest ethnic festival, the Annunciation Cathedral's Greek Festival, wrapped up four days of fellowship, religious tours, food and entertainment. After last year's bad weather and low attendance, this year's festival was perfect. "This is definitely the largest crowds we've ever seen." noted Festival Chairman Nick Harrison.

Congratulations to the entire Festival Committee, chaired by Nick Harrison and his right hand man, Ted Maroulis and to Father Ambrose for his guidance. We especially wish to thank each of the Chairpeople of the different booths for making this year's festival one of the best ever. A special thank you to all of our generous parishioners who donated countless hours and to all of our sponsors. All proceeds of the festival benefit the Cathedral and it's ministries as well as local community charities.

CLICK HERE To read Fr. Ambrose's Festival Thank You letter to the Community.

November 2009-The Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral Community Welcomes the Very Reverend Ambrose Bitziadis-Bowers as our new Proistamenos

On Sunday November 1, the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral welcomed the Very Reverend Ambrose Bitziadis-Bowers to the community as he celebrated his first Divine Liturgy as the new Proistamenos.

Archimandrite Ambrose Bitziadis-Bowers was born in Thessaloniki-Greece. He finished his elementary, high school and undergraduate college education in Greece as well as the post-graduate studies - Master in Theology - at the Theological School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. During his theological studies, he was ordained deacon on November of 1985 and Archimandrite on February of 1991.

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September 2009-His All Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew to visit Greek Orthodox Metropolis of New Jersey

His Eminence, Metropolitan Evangelos of New Jersey, joyfully and with profound sentiments of gratitude to Almighty God announces the forthcoming Patriarchal visit of His All Holiness, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew to the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of New Jersey and specifically to the STS. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in Annapolis, Maryland, on Monday, November 2, 2009.

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May 2009-Annunciation's 2009 Greek Festival

Annunciation's 2009 Greek Festival is now officially over. The festival was held on the church grounds on Thursday, May 14 through Sunday, May 17. The Greek Festival, Tidewater’s oldest and largest ethnic festival, included the traditional Greek cuisine, exciting dancing, Greek music, crafts, beautiful jewelry, a cooking school, and the very popular drive-thru!

The Fesival Committee wishes to thank this year's Chairwoman, Maria Maroulis. Her endless energy, time and dedication ensured the success of this year's festival. A special thank you to the Youth Challenge Program and to all our volunteers for their generous and continued support they give to the festival. Your efforts and enthusiasm are greatly appreciated.


December 2008-Annunciation's New Year's Eve Dance Celebration

On Wednesday evening, December 31, 2008, our Cathedral brought it in the new year with a New Year's Eve Dance. A family-oriented night of of fellowship, dance, music, great food and celebration was enjoyed by all ages.

The Parish Council thanks all those hard working members of our church who promoted, sold tickets and for the beautiful decorations. A special "Thank You" and sincere appreciation to John Pouloutides for chairing the event and for the many hours of work he devoted to ensure it's success.


September 2008-Annunciation's Community Outreach Sunday

On Sunday, September 14, 2008 our Cathedral celebrated Community Outreach Sunday. The event was well attended and everyone enjoyed the fellowship and the offerings of our Church's Ministries and organizations.

Many thanks to all who helped set up, attended a table, mingled with parishioners, answered questions, greeted new members of our church, and provided refreshments! It was a splendid event because of the coming together of us all!

A special "Thank You!" and sincere appreciation for a job well done to Meredyth Houpos and Lynne Eklund. Together, they accomplished one of the many tasks that we as Stewards of our faith are called to do, which is “Outreach”.

Please visit the Picture Gallery to view pictures of the event.

May 2008-Annunciation's 2008 Greek Festival

This year’s Greek Festival is now over and we’d like to extend a big thanks to everyone involved. To our guests and friends who attended the Festival, all the vendors and sponsors, the band and our dancers that performed and the many Festival volunteers, workers, and contributors. THANK YOU!!

The Greek Festival began Thursday, May 15 and ended on Sunday, May 18. The Greek Festival, Tidewater’s oldest and largest ethnic festival, included the traditional Greek cuisine, exciting entertainment, arts and crafts, beautiful jewelry, a cooking school, and the very popular drive-thru!

A wide variety of artwork, gold, and fine jewelry was on display for purchase in the Hellenic Center in the Agora (Marketplace), with internationally known artists highlighting the art exhibit.

The Cathedral and Chapel was opened throughout the festival, and a special choir concert was held on Sunday afternoon in the Cathedral.

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March 2008-Visit from Dr. Maria Khoury from our Sister Church in Taybeh, Palestine

Dr. Maria Khoury visited our Cathedral on Sunday March 2, 2008. During her visit, Dr. Khoury spoke with all Sunday School students and parents in the Chapel during regular Sunday School times. Everyone listened with admiration as she shared her experiences of life in the Holy Land as an Orthodox Christian.A collection tray was passed in the Cathedral during her visit for the Taybeh Education Fund and the donations totaled $1,500. The Taybeh Education Fund is a special endowment fund of St. George Greek Orthodox Church of Taybeh, Palestine in cooperation with our Annunciation Cathedral to assist Palestinian Christian families meet tuition needs in local universities in Palestine (the occupied Palestinian Territories).

Born in Tripoli, Greece, and raised in Denver, Colorado, Dr. Khoury now lives in Taybeh, Palestine, with her husband and three teenage children. Her newest book "Coloring with Christina", based on "Christina Goes to the Holy Land", will encourage the very young to one day make the journey of a life-time by coloring the holy places. With quotes from the Bible, it is educational for all but created for the very young- what a great gift for Pascha!


February 2008-Ieronymos of Thebes and Levadeia elected Archbishop of Athens and All Greece

ATHENS-2/7/08 –

Metropolitan Ieronymos of Thebes and Livadia was elected by the Holy Synod as the new Archbishop of Athens and All Greece and as the Prelate of the Autocephalous Orthodox Church of Greece.

Ieronymos, born Ioannis Liapis in 1938, is a graduate of the School of Philosophy and the School of Theology of the University of Athens, followed by Byzantine studies on a nationwide state scholarship, and post-graduate studies in Austria and Germany. He was academic assistant to the great archeologist Anastasios Orlandos, founding member and later president of the Archaeological Society of Athens, and as a teacher of literature at the Leontios School in the Nea Smyrni suburb of Athens, as well as at high schools in Athens and Avlona.

He abandoned his academic career after entering the clergy. Ieronymos served as Coadjutor Metropolitan of Thebes & Livadia from 1967-78, where he was unanimously elected Metropolitan in 1981, after serving as Hegoymen of two monasteries (1971-1981) and as secretary and later Chief Secretary of the Holy Synod of the Church of Greece (1978-81).

The overwhelming majority (82 of the 110) priests in his Metropolis are degree-holders in Theology with a second degree (in literature, architecture, medicine, informatics teachers, teachers, economic sciences, etc.) making it the first Metropolis of the Church of Greece to have a clergy of such a high level of education.

Under his term as Metropolitan and his guidance, six monasteries (with a total of 45 monks) and 17 convents (with a total of 110 nuns) were renovated and staffed, while he has also written numerous articles, studies and books on theological, social and historical topics, while his book "Medieval Monuments of Evia" received the Athens Academy's top award in 1970. His social work also includes the founding of boarding schools, orphanages and introduction of the institution of foster families, shelters for the elderly, rehabilitation centres for the mentally challenged, a training centre for the creative occupation of children with special needs in cooperation with prefectural agencies, a drug prevention centre, food kitchens for the poor, including economic immigrants, consulting centres, and a Centre of Historical and Archaeological Studies, while, as a former academic, he had developed a special relationship with the teaching community in Viotia.

Other accomplishments in his Metropolis include a model camping facility on Mt. Parnassos, while at his initiative the Viotia History and Culture Research Centre was founded, which collaborates with the universities of Durham and Cambridge.

Ieronymos was also a protagonist in the creation, in his home town of Oinofyta, of a Population Awareness Centre on environmental and economic immigrants' issues. He has also been awarded an honorary PhD from the University of Craiova, in Romania, and is also president of the Hellenic Heart Foundation (ELIKAR), a public benefit foundation.
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January 2008-Archbishop Christodoulos of Athens and all of Greece Falls Asleep in the Lord

NEW YORK – With great sorrow and deep heartfelt emotion the entire flock of the Holy Archdiocese of America learned of the passing of the late Archbishop of Athens and all Greece, Christodoulos of blessed memory.

The late Archbishop Christodoulos reposed in the peace of God at 5:15 a.m. (Greek time), today, Monday, January 28, 2008, at his residence, after battling with a disease that lasted many months and which required lengthy medical treatments administered to him at home, which is where he desired to be, despite the swift deterioration of his health.

His Eminence, Archbishop Demetrios of America, as soon as he was informed of the passing of the late Archbishop Christodoulos, issued this statement:

The passing of the late Archbishop of Athens and all Greece, Christodoulos of blessed memory, saddens us deeply, for with his departure from this world the Church has lost an exceptional and highly esteemed Hierarch, as well as a brilliant champion of Orthodoxy and of the universal values of the Hellenic cultural tradition. I had the special honor to know him from the time he attended high school, and afterwards, to appreciate his dynamism, his kindness, his intellect and his great offering to the Church in important areas such as the divine worship, pastoral and social care, as well as inter-Orthodox and inter-Christian relations. I pray fervently to the Lord for the repose of the soul of the distinguished and ever-memorable brother and concelebrant, the late Archbishop Christodoulos, in the tabernacles of the saints and of the righteous.  

The illness of the late Archbishop was diagnosed on June 9, 2007, when he was admitted to the “Aretaio” Hospital of Athens. On August 18, 2007, the Archbishop traveled to Miami, Florida, with the prospect to receive a liver transplant, which in the end was not possible, and for which reason he returned to Greece on October 26.  

Immediately after the announcement of the passing of the late Archbishop Christodoulos, a four day mourning period was declared. The funeral service will take place in the Cathedral of Athens on Thursday, January 31, 2008.

Archbishop Demetrios of America will depart for Athens tomorrow, Tuesday January 29th, in order to accompany His All Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew at the funeral services of the late Archbishop Christodoulos.

September 2007- AGOC Youth Camp Blankets Sent to Fire Victims in Greece

Children of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral donated their homemade blankets to the victims of the devasting fires in Greece. The blankets were a service project during the 2007 Summer Youth Camp that accompanied a lesson about God’s loving protection to the three Hebrew children Shadrach, Mishach and Abednago who were thrown into a fiery furnace because of their faith.

Layers of orange and red fleece were distributed and tied together around the edges by the 100 children ages 3 to 18. A total of 15 blankets were assembled.

We hope our fellow brothers and sisters in Greece will find comfort in the warmth of these blankets as the cold weather approaches.

May 2007- Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral's 2007 Greek Festival

The 2007 Greek Festival, Tidewater's oldest and largest ethnic festival, was held on May 17-May 20. This year's festival was a huge success thanks to the leadership of festival chairman Chris Stephanitsis, the festival committee, the clergy, and especially to the 250+ volunteers who worked so diligently and tirelessly. A special thanks goes out to Patty Giannoutsos who had the daunting task of getting all the volunteers together.

April 2007- Condolences of Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America for Virginia Tech University Family

New York, NY - In response to the unfathomed tragedy and senseless loss of life at Virginia Tech University on Monday, April 16, 2007, Archbishop Demetrios of America has offered the fervent prayers and deepest sympathy of the Greek Orthodox faithful in America.

In a letter yesterday to Dr. Charles W. Steger, President of Virginia Tech University, Archbishop Demetrios wrote,

“This horrific incident has shattered our thoughts and hearts while we are still journeying in the period which celebrates our Lord’s victory over death and His granting to us eternal life and salvation. May the ‘Father of mercies and God of all comfort’ (2 Corinthians 1:3-4) give you, your faculty, the students and their parents the strength today and the days ahead to bear the heavy burden of this enormous loss. God promises to be with us always in times of grief and unbearable pain, even in the shadow of death.

We, at the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, offer our fervent prayer for the comforting of everyone who has been affected by this act of violence. May the Lord, the Divine Comforter and Savior of humankind, grant life to all and eternal memory to those who perished.”

Archbishop Demetrios also affirms the ministry of Orthodox Christian Fellowship (OCF), its Virginia Tech Chapter, and International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC), who are working to provide traumatic incident counseling to those who have been affected. OCF and IOCC are endorsed agencies of SCOBA, the Standing Conference of Canonical Orthodox Bishops in the Americas. For more information please log onto www.ocf.net.

Annunciation Cathedral commences the 2006-2007 Youth Religious Education Program

September 26, 2006 - Our 2006-2007 Youth Religious Education Program is off to a great start! We have 263 registered students and a support staff of 50 adults. A continuing education program has been provided to our teachers/assistants as a motivational tool to better support the Mission of our Church. A new Orientation Seminar was offered for all parents/students to give an overview of educational goals. Feedback surveys are available for teachers/students/parents.

Our program has adopted a theme for this school year - "Celebrating the Gift of Teaching - Turning Water into Wine". This theme is inspired by Father Frank Marangos, acting Director of the Archdiocese Dept. of Religious Education. Our model is the story of Jesus' first miracle at the Wedding in Cana (John 2:1-11). As Jesus turned just 6 pots of water into an abundance of Wine, our teachers will quench the thirst of our students with the Wisdom of the Lord. Through the curriculum, students will understand how God's perfection influences our direction in six areas (6 waterpots): Worship, Love, Family, Truth, Obedience and Servanthood.

Our teachers and students look forward to a spiritually fulfilling year. Please observe the Sunday School bulletin board and classrooms as our theme and learning process comes alive!

Annunciation Cathedral announces the new Director of Youth Ministries

September 5, 2006 - The Annunciation Cathedral is pleased to announce that Ms. Elenie Poulos, a 2006 graduate of Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Theological School, Brookline, Mass. has joined us as our new Director of Youth Ministries. Eleni is a native of Canton, Ohio. She joined our Annunciation family on September 5, 2006. Her graduation from the Greek Orthodox School of Theology was on May 20, 2006 where she received her Masters in Divinity degree. She will be a great asset to our youth ministry team!!

Annunciation Cathedral Adopts Sister Parish in Taybeh

July 24, 2006 - At the July parish council meeting, the council voted unanimously upon the recommendation of Father Seraphim that we adopt the Palestinian Orthodox Christian community of Taybey in Israel as our "Sister Parish." Maria Khoury who works tirelessly there for the Christian community was deeply moved when she was informed of our adoption program. Maria will be with us in October to speak on what it is like to live as a Christian in Israel. Blessing of the Animals sponsored by the Youth Groups of our Community.

New Religious Education Director Appointed

July 12, 2006 - Irene Clare, a member of our Cathedral has been appointed the new religious Education director and will begin her duties with the beginning of the Sunday school year 2006-2007. Irene succeeds Lynn Robbins who has served as director the past five years with distinction. Irene is the wife of Dr. Robert Clare. They have four children, Eleni, John, Michael and Matthew.

Lynn Robbins and her assistant Lynne Ecklund will continue to serve in new capacities. Lynn will assist Father Seraphim as Retreat and Seminar director and Lynne Eklund will serve on the Stewardship Committee on the Welcoming Committee.

We wish to thank Lynn and Lynne for their zeal and dedication to the Religious Education program and wish Irene God's blessings as she begins her service to this most vital program of the Church.

Annunciation Parish Responds to Palestinian Orthodox Distress Call

September 11, 2005 - Answering a distress call from Orthodox Christian families in Palestine, the Annunciation Cathedral Parish Council approved the Outreach/Evangelism/Missions Committee recommendation to send $1,000 to help alleviate the tragic event. Outreach/Evangelism/Missions Committee is an arm of the Stewardship Committee.

Muslim fanatics burned the homes of 14 Orthodox Christian families in Taybeh. All their belongings, furniture, clothing and schoolbooks were destroyed while 75 Palestinian police officers available to help were detained at a checkpoint by the Israeli army. It was not until the American Consul intervened that the officers were permitted to assist the victims.

The funds being sent are from the second tray for missions. Parishioners can be proud of their support at tragic times such as this.

ANNUNCIATION HAS DRIVE FOR KATRINA VICTIMS

September 9, 2005 - The parish is conducting a dual drive to support the victims of Hurricane Katrina. In cooperation with the Southeastern Virginia Foodbank, parishioners are asked to fill shopping bags with non-perishable foods and paper products. The Foodbank will take truckloads to the victims, and asked that those donations specifically meant for the Katrina victims be marked so as not to be co-mingled with the regular supply.

Health Kits are also being requested by the IOCC (International Orthodox Christian Charities), that will be filled with such essentials as a hand towel, wash cloth, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, band aids, etc. These Health Kits were also donated after the Tsunami disaster and a very successful drive resulted at that time.

The Outreach/Evangelism/Missions committee, an arm of the Stewardship Committee, initiated and is coordinating the effort with the cooperation of the Hellenic Women's Club, Philoptochos and GOYA.

THE 94th "ANNUCIATION OF THETHEOTOKOS" BALL A SUCCESS!!!

March 20, 2005 - 300 guests got to witness, NO DIAS! And NO SPEECHES! Well… Almost! However, this event was definitely the social high point of this season. Introduced to the community with their family were our honored guests from Greece for the evening, the ten NATO Allied Command Transformation Group officers. We are excited and blessed to have them with us in Norfolk. Nick Trivelas with his newly formed "A Night In Athens" showcasing the raw high energy talent of George Antonopoulos that mesmerized our audience from his first note to his last. The music was authentic and gutsy. The atmosphere charged. George's exhilaration was infectious. Joanna added her voice to George's and Nick's rounding out the trio, as they performed the current Tsiftetelia, Zebekika, and Syrta; the well-known Dimotika, (Kalamatiana, Tsamika, Nisiotika); and Rebetica. In addition, unbelievably our Hope/Joy children immediately got up formed lines and started dancing. Joined quickly by their moms and dads yayas and popous. The dancing was none stop except for a special pre-festival treat by our own Annunciation Dance Troop! Our appreciation goes to our fellow parishioners who gave of their time and resources to help make this joyous event A SMASHING SUCCESS!

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