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St. Katherine Orthodox Church · Est. 2011 · Carlsbad, California

Christ Is
In Our
Midst.

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An active community of Orthodox Christians in North San Diego County — rooting and sharing the ancient Faith since 2011. All services in English. All are welcome to come and see.

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Divine Liturgy Sundays · 9:30am 3rd & 6th Hour at 9:10am
Great Vespers Saturdays · 5:00pm Church School at 4:15pm
Address 2720 Loker Ave W, Carlsbad Suite C/D · North San Diego County
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Welcome

St. Katherine
Orthodox Church

We are an active community of Orthodox Christians located in the beautiful coastal region of Carlsbad, California. By the mercy of God, since 2011 our Mission has sought to evangelize and witness to the Holy Faith.

We invite you to come, see, and hear for yourself. Our services are in English. The preaching is eloquent and edifying. The singing is filled with harmony. The congregation is vibrant with children and adults of all ages.

Many of our parishioners have come from non-Orthodox backgrounds, and we often have visitors. Please feel free to come and participate in our worship and stay for the agape meal that follows. We will be happy to see you.

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Icon of St. Katherine the Great Martyr
Fr. Andrew Cuneo
Rector, St. Katherine Orthodox Church
"Rabbi, where are You staying?" — "Come and see."

We humbly seek to dedicate our lives to Christ our God through prayer, participation in the sacraments, education, fellowship, and through serving one another and our surrounding community.
+1 (760) 822-1917
frandrew@stkatherineorthodoxchurch.org
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Divine Liturgy Our Parish

A Living Community

By the mercy of God, since 2011 our Mission has sought to evangelize and witness to the Holy Faith. A vibrant parish — with a chorus of toddlers, families, and converts — united in the ancient worship of the Church. As of 2025, over 130 people have been baptized into the faith here.

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St. George Our Faith

The Ancient Orthodox Way

America is hungry at this point for rich, strong, ascetic, and deep Christianity. Many continue to find in the one Holy Apostolic Church the fullness and purity of the ancient Christian faith — unshaken and unchanged from the time of Christ.

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Divine Service Our Services

Worship in English

All of our services are in English, enriched through the chant traditions of various Orthodox cultures and the music of American and Russian composers. The Divine Liturgy is celebrated every Sunday. Vespers every Saturday.

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Liturgical Calendar

Upcoming Services & Feasts

22
Wed
April 2026
Reader's Akathist to St. George the Great-Martyr
6:15pm
23
Thu
Great-Martyr George
No Daily Vespers
Feast Day
St. George
25
Sat
Apostle Mark
Great Vespers
Church School 4:15pm · Vespers 5:00pm
Apostle Mark
26
Sun
Sunday of the Myrrhbearing Women
Divine Liturgy
3rd & 6th Hour 9:10am · Divine Liturgy 9:30am
Divine Liturgy
29
Wed
April 2026
Reader's Akathist to St. Ignatius Brianchaninov
6:15pm
30
Thu
April 2026
No Daily Vespers
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Monthly Calendar → Orthodox Calendar with Fasting →
The Foundation of Our Parish

"Rabbi, where are You staying?"
— "Come and see."

John 1:38–39
St. George the Great-Martyr
Great-Martyr
St. George
Apostle Mark
Evangelist
Apostle Mark
Divine Liturgy
Sunday
Divine Liturgy
Divine Service
Saturday
Great Vespers
For Inquirers

What to Expect

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Services in English

All of our services are conducted in English, enriched through the chant traditions of various Orthodox cultures — accessible to all who enter our doors.

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The Agape Meal

After the Divine Liturgy, the parish gathers for a meal of fellowship. You are warmly invited to stay. This is one of the most ancient customs of the Church.

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Eloquent Preaching

The homilies are rooted in the Church Fathers and the Scriptures — edifying, substantive, and grounded in the fullness of the Orthodox tradition.

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A Welcoming Community

Many of our parishioners have come from non-Orthodox backgrounds. We often have visitors. Come and participate in our worship — we will be happy to see you.

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