Saint Panteleimon Orthodox Church
7545 W. 61st Place  Summit, IL 60501
708-458-1328 (rectory)/708-458-2575 (church hall)
Email: mdmanzuk@msn.com

Lenten Spring Calendar

 

(Portion of Icon written by the hand of Arlene Tilghman, a parishioner of St. Panteleimon)

O Holy Great-martyr and Healer Panteleimon, pray unto God for us!

 
Very Reverend Father Myron Manzuk, Rector
Reverend Anthony Spengler, Attached
Reverend ProtoDeacon Robert Northrup
Mr. Nicholas Cavaligos, Parish Council President

St. Panteleimon Church is a parish of the Diocese of the Midwest, Orthodox Church in America. And is thereby in Communion with the universal Eastern (Russian, Greek, Serbian, Romanian,…) Orthodox Christian Church; which abides by the teachings and traditions handed down from Christ through the Apostles, Holy Fathers/ Ecumenical Councils, the Saints and the Hierarchy to this day, without change or “reform.” See our ‘Orthodoxy 101’ page for more information.

The Community of St. Panteleimon is a small but vibrant one, known for its warm, hospitable, ‘there’s always room for one more’ family atmosphere; as well as its comparatively full liturgical life. All services are in English. The demographics of the parish cross ethnic lines, and age groups. If you are in the area permanently or temporarily, please join us in worship and fellowship.

Come bless the Lord with us and let us exalt His Name together.
Father Myron and the Parish Council

Regular Schedule of Services

  • Saturdays: Vespers at 6pm
  • Sundays: Divine Liturgy at 9:30am (preceded by the Third Hour)
  • 2nd Wednesday of each month: Prayer Service for Health (before the Relics of St. Panteleimon) 7pm
  • Weekday Feasts: Vespers 7pm on the eve; Liturgy 9am on the day
    1. For schedule of weekday and seasonal services see our ‘Newsletter/ Events’ page
  • Confessions can be heard ˝ hr. before or after any service; or by appointment.

Please note: “For Orthodox Christians, Communion is the ultimate expression of our unity in the one True Faith, not a building block toward unity. For that reason only Baptized/Chrismated Orthodox Christians who have properly prepared themselves may receive Communion. Please feel free, though, to have some blessed bread after Church and join us for Fellowship Hour. If you have any questions please ask Father Myron or Deacon Robert.”