The Sisterhood of All Saints of Russia Orthodox Church presents Traditional Paschal Foods.
Support our Sisterhood with your purchase of Kulich, Cheese Pascha or a basket
PASCHA April 12, 2026 – Kulich Flyer
- Kulich: Big $23; Small $13
- Cheese Pascha: $35
- Eggs colored: $1.50/each
- Big Basket $95: Big Kulich, 12 eggs, cheese pascha, candle
- Small Basket $75: Small kulich, 6 eggs, cheese pascha, candle
To order: Fill out an order form at the candle kiosk at the church or call/text (720)234-9196 (Daria)
Kulich and pascha are baked according to the traditional recipe and with Rector’s blessing.
Dear parishioners, brothers and sisters!
This year our temple unexpectedly needs expensive repair work. We urgently need to:
-replace a rusty underground sewer pipe,
-install a new boiler and water heater,
-replace the leaking church roof, cornices and gutters.
All of these projects require significant capital funds—about $50,000.
Our parish exists exclusively thanks to your donations and we simply do not have other sources of financial assistance. Our church is the only Orthodox church of the ROCOR in the entire state of Colorado.
We ask everyone to take part in this good cause with financial help and your prayers.
Donations for the renovation of the temple can be made in one of these ways:
-Credit or debit card (at bookstore),
-Via PayPal using this link or QR code below,
-Cash.
May God bless you for your generous help!
The Parish Council.
https://www.paypal.com/donate/
Great Lent: February 23- April 11, 2026
Great Lent is the 40-day season of spiritual preparation that comes before the most important Feast of the Christian year, Holy Pascha. The purpose of fasting is to remind us of the Scriptural teaching, “Man does not live by bread alone.” The needs of the body are nothing compared to the needs of the soul. Above all else, we need God, Who provides everything for both the body and the soul. Fasting teaches us to depend on God more fully. Read more about the fast here.
Great Saturday
Liturgy of St. Basil with Vespers 9:30 am
Blessing of Kulich and Baskets: April 11, Saturday at 12:30 P.M. and 11:00 P.M.
PASCHA. THE RESURRECTION OF OUR LORD. CHRIST IS RISEN! 
Congratulations with the Radiant Resurrection of Christ!
Paschal Matins & Liturgy April 12, Sunday at 12:00 A.M.
Paschal Vespers: April 12 Sunday at 2:30 P.M.
Christians throughout the world celebrate the Feast of the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. On the day of the Resurrection, we give thanks to God who has granted us victory through Jesus Christ, our Lord, and put an end to the power of sin, which brought death to our Lord. Jesus Christ is the first who rose from the dead. He destroyed death by His death, and opened unto us the doors of paradise, and bestowed upon us the fullness of life and of great mercy. The power of the Resurrection of Christ transforms our weakness, and releases within us the dynamic of growing into the image and likeness of our Risen Lord. Read more here.
Second Sunday of Pascha. Thomas Sunday. General Pannykhida. Saint Eutychius.
Vigil & Confessions: April 18, Saturday at 5:30 P.M.
Liturgy: April 19, Sunday at 10:00 A.M.
On Thomas Week, on Tuesday, a commemoration of the departed is observed, colloquially called “Radonitsa.” On this day pannykhidas are served at the cemeteries, by which the living in a way greet their departed loved ones and relatives with the great and joyous feast of the Resurrection of Christ. In foreign countries most parishioners live far from of the church and cemetery, therefore the first Pannykhida after Easter takes place after Thomas Sunday liturgy (not Tuesday) in the temple, and then at the local cemeteries. Read more about feast here.
Third Sunday of Pascha. Myrrh-Bearing Women. Sisterhood Feast Day. Hieromartyr Artemon.
Vigil & Confessions: April 25, Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
Liturgy: April 26, Sunday at 10:00 a.m.
The Third Sunday after Pascha is called the Sunday of the Myrrh-Bearing Women. Commemorated on this Sunday are all those who were witnesses of the burial of the Lord Jesus Christ and of His resurrection: the holy righteous Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, who asked of Pilate the body of the Lord, to bury it, and the myrrh-bearing women who accompanied the Lord to Golgotha, took part in His burial, and then, coming very early to the tomb on the first day of the week, in order to anoint the Body of the Lord with myrrh, were found worthy to see first the angels, who imparted to them the joyous news of the resurrection of the Lord, and then the resurrected Lord Himself. Read more about the feast here.
Read all feasts description for the year on our website
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