St Catherine's Youth Fellowship

St Catherine's Youth Fellowship St Catherine's Youth Fellowship is organised under the auspices of St Catherine's Greek Orthodox Church, Mascot NSW.

“On earth, there is no greater treasure than the Divine Liturgy. St Seraphim of SarovJoin us this week as we gather for...
14/06/2026

“On earth, there is no greater treasure than the Divine Liturgy. St Seraphim of Sarov

Join us this week as we gather for our Monthly English Divine Liturgy.

The Divine Liturgy is the heart of the Church’s life, where heaven and earth meet, where we offer thanksgiving, and where we are drawn into communion with Christ and one another.

As St Kallinikos of Edessa beautifully says, “The Divine Liturgy is our party” a joyful celebration of faith, prayer, and the Kingdom of God in our midst.

Come and pray with us, worship with us, and share in the beauty of the Divine Liturgy in English.

📍 Greek Orthodox Church of Saint Catherine Mascot
🕘 Thursday 18th June 2026 6pm

All are welcome.

The City Fell, But the Faith Endured�Remembering the Fall of ConstantinopleIn 1453 on May 29th, the Royal City of Consta...
08/06/2026

The City Fell, But the Faith Endured
�Remembering the Fall of Constantinople

In 1453 on May 29th, the Royal City of Constantinople fell but the Orthodox faith, its worship, memory, and spiritual inheritance endured.

Join us for a reflective evening as we remember the Fall of Constantinople, not only as a moment of historical loss, but as a powerful witness to endurance, faithfulness, and hope. Though the walls of the City were broken, the faith of the Church continued to live, flourish, and be passed down through generations.

Together we will reflect on:�✦ The significance of the Fall of Constantinople�✦ The legacy of the Royal City in Orthodox memory�✦ How faith endured through suffering and loss�✦ Why remembering history matters for us today

The City fell, but the faith endured and its light continues to shine.

📍 Church Hall, 13–15 Tunbridge St, Mascot

🕖 Thursday 11th June | 7:00pm

All are welcome.

Memory is more than simply recalling the past, it is the foundation of identity, culture, and meaning.Join us for a refl...
02/06/2026

Memory is more than simply recalling the past, it is the foundation of identity, culture, and meaning.

Join us for a reflective evening as we explore the importance of memory in history, and how the stories, struggles, achievements, and sacrifices of those before us continue to shape who we are today.

Mnimosyne | The Importance of Memory�
Remembering the Fall of Constantinople

Memory is more than simply recalling the past — it is the foundation of identity, culture, and meaning.

Join us for a reflective evening as we explore the importance of memory in history through the Fall of Constantinople, one of the most significant moments in the story of the Christian East and the Orthodox world.

The fall of the Royal City reminds us that history is not only about events and dates, but about the people, faith, sacrifices, and legacies that continue to shape generations. Through memory, we preserve what was lost, honour what endured, and reflect on how the past continues to speak to the present.

Together we will reflect on:�
✦ Why memory matters in understanding history�
✦ The Fall of Constantinople and its lasting significance�
✦ How the past shapes identity, culture, and belonging�
✦ The role of remembrance in preserving faith, heritage, and truth

To remember is to keep history alive.

📍 Church Hall, 13–15 Tunbridge St, Mascot�
🕖 Thursday 4th June | 7:00pm

All are welcome.

The City May Have Fallen, It Blooms and Rises AnewJoin us for a thought-provoking evening as we reflect on one of the mo...
01/06/2026

The City May Have Fallen, It Blooms and Rises Anew

Join us for a thought-provoking evening as we reflect on one of the most significant moments in Christian and Byzantine history. The fall of the Royal City Constantinople.

Though the Royal City fell in 1453, its spiritual, cultural, and theological legacy continues to shape Orthodox Christianity to this day.

This talk will explore the fall of the Royal City not simply as a historical event, but as a moment of loss, endurance, renewal, and continuing significance for the Orthodox world.

Together we will reflect on:�✦ The historical events surrounding the fall�✦ The spiritual and cultural legacy of the Royal City�✦ How the Royal City continues to inspire and shape Orthodox identity today

“The City may have fallen, yet the light of the Royal City continues to illumine generations.”

📍 Church Hall, 13–15 Tunbridge St, Mascot�
🕖 Thursday 4th June | 7:00pm

Join us as we remember the Royal City, reflect on its enduring legacy, and explore how from its fall, new life continued to bloom.

All are welcome.

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31/05/2026

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What makes Orthodox worship so deeply sacred?Join us as we continue our journey into the beauty, symbolism, and theology...
24/05/2026

What makes Orthodox worship so deeply sacred?

Join us as we continue our journey into the beauty, symbolism, and theology of the Church’s sacred space.

In Part 3, we will delve deeper into how the architecture, iconography, movement, and liturgical life of the Church reveal the heavenly reality we are invited to enter through worship.

Together we will reflect on:�✦ The deeper meaning behind the sacred space�✦ How the Church teaches through beauty and symbolism�✦ Why worship is an encounter with Heaven on earth

The Church is not simply a building — it is a sacred space of transformation, prayer, and communion with God.

📍 St Catherine Greek Orthodox Church�180 Coward St, Mascot

🕖 Thursday 28th May | 7:00pm

Join us as we continue uncovering the mystery and beauty of Orthodox worship.

All are welcome.

“Lord, that I may receive my sight.” Luke 18:41This week we will be discussing the Miracle of the Blind Man. More than ...
17/05/2026

“Lord, that I may receive my sight.” Luke 18:41

This week we will be discussing the Miracle of the Blind Man. More than physical healing, this passage challenges us to reflect on spiritual blindness, faith, and what it means to truly see through Christ.
Join us as we discuss:
* Faith and persistence
* Spiritual blindness in our lives
* Christ’s healing and transformation

📍 [13-15 Tunbridge St, Mascot]�🕖 [21st May 2026 7:00pm]�All are welcome, bring a friend.

St Seraphim of Sarov says “On Earth, there is no greater treasure than the Divine Liturgy".Join us this week for our Mon...
10/05/2026

St Seraphim of Sarov says “On Earth, there is no greater treasure than the Divine Liturgy".

Join us this week for our Monthly English Divine Liturgy. Join us as we pray and celebrate the Divine Liturgy together.

As St Kallinikos of Edessa says “The Divine Liturgy is our party”

Join us as we explore the life and witness of St Nicholas of Japan, a man who brought the Gospel to a new land with humi...
03/05/2026

Join us as we explore the life and witness of St Nicholas of Japan, a man who brought the Gospel to a new land with humility, patience, and faith.

Can we do the same in 21st century Australia? How can this happen?

Χριστός Ανέστη! Christ is Risen! As there are still a few more question to answer we will be holding another Q&A. Use th...
27/04/2026

Χριστός Ανέστη! Christ is Risen!

As there are still a few more question to answer we will be holding another Q&A.

Use the link to submit anymore anonymous questions that you would like answered.
https://anonymy.app/stcatherinesyouth

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