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Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church - Mississauga
🇬🇷GREEKFEST WEST IS NEXT WEEKEND! 🇬🇷Join us for an unforgettable weekend as we celebrate Faith and Family at GreekFest West 2026, hosted by Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church!📅 July 17, 18 & 19, 2026📍Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church1785 Matheson BlvdMississauga, Ontario⏰ Friday: 6:00 PM-12:00AM 🎟️ FREE Admission ⏰ Saturday: 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM 🎟️ $10 Admission 👧 Kids under 12 are FREEJuly 19 🕛 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM 🎟️ FREE Admission All are welcome to enjoy: Authentic Greek food & desserts🇬🇷 Live Greek music 🎶Cultural dance performances 💃 Marketplace & vendors 🛍️ Kids Zone & games 👧 👦 Church tours & cultural displays ⛪️ PLUS!!! Soccer Finals Viewing Party on Sunday at 3:00PM on our GIANT outdoor screen! ⚽🏆Bring your family, invite your friends, and experience Mississauga’s favourite summer festival! We can’t wait to welcome you - OPA! 💙🇬🇷 ... See MoreSee Less
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Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church - Mississauga
All the details you need for GreekFest West are right here (see poster)! Everyone is welcome - OPAAAAAA! 💙🇬🇷 ... See MoreSee Less
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Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church - Mississauga
OPA!! 💃 Join us to celebrate Faith and Family at GreekFest West 2026! 📆 July 17, 18 and 19, 2026📍 Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church📍 1785 Matheson Blvd, Mississauga, ONAnd this year, we’re featuring a watch party for the FIFA 2026 World Cup Finals! ⚽️🏆Can’t wait to see you there! 💙🇬🇷 ... See MoreSee Less
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SUMMER VACATION: A message from our Parish Priest, Fr. Ted Paraskevopoulos. Wishing everyone a happy and safe month of July, God bless! ☀️☦️🙏🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church - Mississauga
June 29 - Peter and Paul, the Holy ApostlesIn the Orthodox Church, Sts. Peter and Paul are venerated together as the “Chief Apostles” and foundational “pillars” of the Church. Their joint feast day celebrates their immense missionary work, their martyrdom in Rome, and their role in establishing the Christian faith across diverse cultures. The Orthodox perspective highlights several key aspects of these apostles: Peter, a fisherman, is viewed as the leader of the original Twelve Apostles and primarily ministered to the Jewish people. Paul, formerly a scholar and persecutor of Christians, became the “Apostle to the Gentiles,” spreading the Gospel throughout the Greek and Roman world. They are celebrated not as flawless figures, but as human beings who grew through profound trial and repentance. Peter famously denied Christ three times but repented, while Paul transformed from a fierce persecutor into the Church’s greatest missionary. Unlike Western traditions that emphasize Peter’s distinct supremacy, Orthodox theology teaches that the apostles shared equal spiritual authority. Both men were martyred in Rome under the Emperor Nero. Paul was beheaded, and Peter was crucified upside down, both giving their lives for the faith. The Feast of Saints Peter and Paul is celebrated annually on June 29. This day marks the end of the Apostles’ Fast, a period of spiritual preparation, prayer, and reflection. Χρόνια Πολλά and God Bless all who celebrate today! ❤️☦️🙏🏼 ... See MoreSee Less
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