Whispers of ancient Antioch echo here at St. Paul Syriac Orthodox Church. The church isn’t just a building in San Diego. It’s a living link to a rich history. This history stretches back to the very beginnings of Christianity. St. Paul Syriac Orthodox Church connects us to the traditions of the apostles. It carries the legacy of a church that once flourished in Antioch. His Holiness Patriarch Mor Ignatius Aphrem II consecrated St. Paul the Apostle Church in San Diego. This special event happened on October 10, 2017. He was assisted by Archbishop Mor Clemis Eugene Kaplan and Mor Justinos Boulos Safar. The clergy and parishioners witnessed this sacred ceremony. The consecration transformed the building into a holy place. It became a dedicated space for worship and the celebration of the Holy Qurobo. This sacrament is considered the most important in the Syriac Orthodox tradition. The church in San Diego stands as a testament to the enduring faith of the Syriac Orthodox community. It serves as a spiritual home for those seeking connection to their ancient roots. St. Paul Syriac Orthodox Church welcomes all who enter its doors. It offers a place for prayer, reflection, and a deeper understanding of the Syriac Orthodox faith.
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