

St. Vladimir Memorial Church is a Russian Orthodox Church in the jurisdiction of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (ROCOR).
Our magnificent church was built in commemoration of the millennium of the Baptism of Rus’ by Prince Vladimir.
Every Sunday we serve Divine Liturgy.
Sisterhood makes luncheons every Sunday, following the Divine Liturgy.
We celebrate the twelve Great Feasts.
Special feasts during the year:
Our patronal feast: Divine Liturgy and the Blessing of Water, followed by a festival with Russian music and food and a book and icon stall.
Blini, fish, caviar, raffles, and folk music. Join us and help raise funds for St. Vladimir Memorial Church — everyone is welcome!
Please choose quantity and size of the candles, then use the “PayPal” button at the top to complete the purchase.
We will light the candles during the next Divine Liturgy at the designated location.
You can submit a list of names for Proskomedia (without prosphora). The donation is $1 per every 10 names.
A guide to confession.
Let’s think: do we really love no one and nothing as much as God, do we not honor or listen to anyone more than God? Do we treat God with complete trust, have we never grumbled at God, etc.?
We sin against this commandment by lack of faith, unbelief, doubt, despair in our salvation, hope in ourselves and in people more than in God; people-pleasing and partial love for people, creatures, things, activities; grumbling and impatience when things are not done according to our desires.
Let’s think: Don’t we serve mammon more than God? Do we not serve our self-love, our pride, covetousness, gluttony, drunkenness, the mighty of this world — to the point of forgetting God? We sin against the 2nd commandment by our subservience to the spirit of the times and worldly customs.
We sin by saying prayers without any attention to their meaning; pronouncing the name of God in humorous conversations, or with irritation; violation of oaths and vows; contempt and disrespect for piety; being ashamed to appear a Christian; idle talk.
The Sabbath day for us is Sunday. On this day, we must not only confess our faith by going to the temple of God, but we must do alms for Christ’s sake. We should spend our free time in contemplation and prayer.
We sin by not going to church out of laziness, or because we consider it unimportant; visiting festivities, theater, cinema during great holidays.
We sin by self-justification to our parents; disrespect for elders; negligence about the welfare of parents; carelessness about raising children, and cruel acts towards them.
We sin against the sixth commandment not only by physical act, but also by word. It is important to know that the Holy Church considers the abortion of an unborn child to be murder under any circumstances, and both the doctor and the mother are considered guilty of this sin.
In a word, we violate this commandment when we tempt our listeners to sin with our malicious talk and slander against others; bitterness in sins, stubborn resistance to the truth, and irreconcilability with people and God.
This commandment generally prohibits all carnal uncleanness, and like the sixth commandment, it is not limited to physical actions alone.
We sin by fornication, adultery, masturbation; reading immoral books, looking at unchaste pictures and films, lust; passion for obscene objects and taking pleasure in them. Even those who have a civil marriage but are not married in church and cohabit as husband and wife are considered violators of this commandment.
We sin with theft, robbery, parasitism, extortion, stinginess, wastefulness, injustice, love of money, falsehood, concealment; in one word — we sin by dishonesty.
We sin with slander, gossip, ridicule, flattery, backbiting, condemnation, suspicion, insincerity.
We sin with envy; selfish desires and greed.

Church Rector is Metropolitan of Eastern America & New York Nicholas (OLHOVSKY), First Hierarch of the ROCOR.

Metropolitan Nicholas (OLHOVSKY)

Archpriest Serge (LEDKOVSKY)

Our church is a public charity, as recognized by IRS section 501(c)(3) (EIN 74-3224137). Your donation may be tax-deductible (consult your tax adviser).
Your donations support our projects and are greatly appreciated.