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Discover the CollectionWe invite the youth of our parish to a special weekend retreat hosted by Orthodox Youth Benelux, designed to help young Orthodox Christians deepen their understanding and experience of the Divine Liturgy.
When:
From Friday, October 18, 2024, at 18:00 until Sunday, October 20, 2024, at 18:00.
Where:
De Kluis 1, 3051 St.-Joris-Weert, Belgium.
Main Speaker:
Priestmonk Iakovos from the Athonite Monastery of Simonopetra will guide the youth through the spiritual depth and significance of the Divine Liturgy.
Special Guest:
We are honored to welcome Abbess Hypantía of Solan as a special guest, who will share her wisdom with the participants.
This retreat is an excellent opportunity for young Orthodox Christians to connect with their faith, meet like-minded peers, and gain a deeper understanding of the Divine Liturgy.
We encourage the youth of our Saint Nicholas Church in Rotterdam and the wider community to join this spiritually enriching weekend.
For more information, please scan the QR code on the flyer or contact us directly.
Be sure to reserve your spot for this unforgettable experience!
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