Bishop Gerasim of St. Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral of Dallas sends his Easter 2022 greeting to paritiones of the church and followers of Christ around the globe.
🌿 Russian Dallas is honored to share this powerful Easter 2022 greeting from Bishop Gerasim, recorded at St. Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral in Dallas, Texas.
🙏 Christ is Risen! Христос воскресе!
As Western Christians, Orthodox Christians, and Jewish communities observe Easter, Pascha, and Passover around the same time, Bishop Gerasim reflects on the shared themes of deliverance, hope, and victory over death.
In this moving message, he draws parallels between the Exodus of the Israelites and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, reminding us that Pascha is a celebration of a victory beyond hope — not through force, but through the love and power of God.
💬 “We have a message that does not come with weapons, but through the rod of God brings victory to the people of God.”
This message of unity, light, and resurrection comes at a time when the world is in need of healing. May it uplift your spirit and bring peace to your heart.
📍 Location: St. Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral | Dallas, Texas
📅 Pascha / Easter 2022
🎉 Bishop Gerasim invites all to join the community for services, vespers, and joyful gatherings to celebrate Christ’s victory over death.
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Saint Seraphim Cathedral, located near downtown Dallas, Texas, is the primary episcopal seat of the Diocese of the South, sharing its status with Christ the Saviour (Orthodox) Cathedral in Miami Lakes, Florida. The namesake of the Cathedral is Saint Seraphim of Sarov.
In September 2013 Bishop Gerasim was assigned to Saint Seraphim Cathedral in Dallas, Texas, where he serves as cathedral dean. On May 18, 2021, the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Orthodox Church in America elected Archimandrite Gerasim as Bishop of Fort Worth, Auxiliary to His Eminence Archbishop Alexander and the Diocese of the South. He was ordained to the episcopacy on Tuesday, June 29, 2021, at Saint Seraphim Cathedral in Dallas, Texas
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