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October 27, 2024 — Seventh Sunday after the Holy Cross
Middle Eastern Dinner: TODAY (October 27th)
Noon–1:30pm, $15.00 standard dinner
Our tempting menu includes: kafta (beef, parsley, onion, spices), riz bi djaaj (chicken, rice, spices), hummus and middle-eastern salad.
End of Daylight Savings Time: Next Sunday
Daylight Savings Time ends at 2am on Sunday, November 3rd. Remember to fall back and turn clocks back one hour before bed on Saturday.
October 20, 2024 — Sixth Sunday after the Holy Cross
October 13, 2024 — Fathers of the Seven Ecumenical Councils
October 6, 2024 — Third Sunday after the Holy Cross; Apostle Thomas
Lakefront Road Closure Alert: TODAY
The Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon is today, Sunday, October 6th. There are road closures along the route, which covers the Lake Park neighborhood to Cudahy, that might affect your travel.
Middle Eastern Dinner: Sunday, October 27th
Noon–1:30pm, $15.00 standard dinner
Our tempting menu includes: kafta (beef, parsley, onion, spices), riz bi djaaj (chicken, rice, spices), hummus and middle-eastern salad.
September 29, 2024 — Second Sunday after the Holy Cross
Doors Open Milwaukee
Built in 1917 by Christian immigrants from Lebanon and Syria, St. George Melkite Church will again be participating in Doors Open Milwaukee. Designed by Erhard Brielmaier and Sons, the architects of St. Josephat’s Basilica and St. Benedict the Moor, the church features Milwaukee Cream City brick and is crowned with three signature onion domes, representing the Holy Trinity.
Inside, visitors will find a traditional Byzantine icon screen, a newly restored ceiling with a large icon of Christ, and perhaps a lingering scent of incense.
Come experience this historical landmark and living treasure of Eastern Christianity in our region. Our doors will be “open”:
- September 28th (10am–5pm)
- September 29th (12:15pm–5pm)
September 22, 2024 — First Sunday after the Holy Cross
Doors Open Milwaukee
Built in 1917 by Christian immigrants from Lebanon and Syria, St. George Melkite Church will again be participating in Doors Open Milwaukee. Designed by Erhard Brielmaier and Sons, the architects of St. Josephat’s Basilica and St. Benedict the Moor, the church features Milwaukee Cream City brick and is crowned with three signature onion domes, representing the Holy Trinity.
Inside, visitors will find a traditional Byzantine icon screen, a newly restored ceiling with a large icon of Christ, and perhaps a lingering scent of incense.
Come experience this historical landmark and living treasure of Eastern Christianity in our region. Our doors will be “open”:
- September 28th (10am–5pm)
- September 29th (12:15pm–5pm)