Welcome to St John Cassian and St. Hierarch Andrei Metropolitan of Transylvania, Romanian Orthodox Church
Schedule of Services
Saturdays
Vespers: 6:00 PM
Sundays
Matins: 9:30 AM
Divine Liturgy: 10:30 AM
Please note: All times are subject to change. Always check the calendar link for Feast Days and exceptions.

St. John Cassian(c. 360–435 AD)
Born in present-day Romania, St. John Cassian is beloved as a bridge between Eastern and Western monasticism. He learned from the Desert Fathers of Egypt, was ordained by St. John Chrysostom, and founded monasteries in Marseilles that shaped Christian spirituality for centuries. His feast day is February 28/29.

St. Andrei Saguna(1808–1873)
A towering figure of Romanian Orthodox history, St. Andrei Saguna served as Metropolitan of Transylvania and championed the rights of Romanian Orthodox Christians under Habsburg rule. A man of deep prayer, vast learning, and tireless pastoral care, he was glorified as a saint in 2011. His feast day is November 30.




