St. George Cathedral

We would like to welcome you to our spiritual home. Join us for worship each Sunday morning at 9:30.

Welcome to our web site,

As the pastor of St. George Cathedral, I want to thank you for taking the time to look at our web site. I hope that you will take advantage of all the articles and links to our Archdiocese and to our Metropolis Center in Boston. If you are interested in our parish's activities, you can simply click on "Welcome" (above) and find our newsletter, The Apostle, with all of the latest news and information as it becomes available. Most importantly, I hope that you will take advantage of our community as a worshipping and serving community of God. As the Orthodox Church, we believe that our worship is a true, biblical, powerful experience of Almighty God. Every Sunday we celebrate essentially the same liturgy that the early Church celebrated. By maintaining this unbroken Tradition of service and worship, we maintain not only the faith of the Church but also the power of the Church founded by Jesus Christ Himself. As our ancestors worshipped God in truth and Spirit, so does every Orthodox Church across the world today. I hope that your experience with our community is a good one and that our Lord Jesus Christ will abundantly bless you always with His loving grace.

In Christ,

Fr. Christopher H. Stamas, Pastor

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Our Mission: To proclaim and live the Orthodox Christian Faith in its fullness as faithful members of the Body of Christ

As the Orthodox Christian Church,

we are Evangelical, but not Protestant.

We are Orthodox, but not Jewish.

We are Catholic, but not Roman.

Our Church is not non-denominational – it is pre-denominational,

existing 1,500 years before any denominations.

It is the one, holy, Catholic, Apostolic Church of the Fathers.

It has believed, taught, preserved, defended and died for the Faith of the Apostles since the Day of Pentecost 2000 years ago. We are the Church written about in the Bible, the Church that established the New Testament as Scripture, and the Church that developed every major doctrine defining Christianity.

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