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Metro Area: Philadelphia (PA)

Eritrean (Ge'ez) Catholic Community of Philadelphia

Meeting at:

Street Address N/A

Philadelphia

USA

See Mailing Address Below

Phone: 215-587-3540 (See Notes)

Rite: Alexandrian

Church sui iuris: Ethiopian (Ge'ez) Catholic

Latin Archdiocese: Philadelphia

Canonically: Latin

Ritually: Ethiopian

Pastorally: Eritrean

Cemetery: None


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Mystery of Reconciliation

Mailing Address - Default:

Office for Pastoral Care for Migrants & Refugees

Archdiocese of Philadelphia

222 N 17th St

Philadelphia

19103-1202

USA

Ph: 215-587-3540

Served From:

Information not presently available

Sacramental Records at:

Information not presently available

Available information indicates that, although this is an active/organized Eritrean (Ge'ez) Catholic Community, it is not presently pastorally served on a regularly scheduled basis.
The mailing address and telephone number provided is that of the Office for Pastoral Care for Migrants & Refugees, Latin Archdiocese of Philadelphia. It is identified on the Archdiocesan website as the point of contact for those seeking information as to this Community

Status & Location Changes:

Information not presently available

This Entry Last Updated: 09/20/2010

Map Limitations: Lacking a street address, this map is generic to the city or town

Latitude: 39.952335

Longitude: -75.163789

Dormition

O Mother of God, in giving birth you preserved virginity; * and in falling asleep you did not forsake the world. * You are the Mother of Life and have been transferred to life, * and through your prayers you deliver our souls from death. (Troparion - Tone 1)

Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, now and ever, and to the ages of ages. Amen.

Neither the tomb nor death could detain the Mother of God, * who is unsleeping in her prayers and our unfailing hope in her intercession; * for He Who dwelt in her ever-virgin womb, * transferred to Life the Mother of Life. (Kontakion - Tone 2)