🧥❄️ Warm Winter Clothing Drive ❄️🧤
St. Paul’s Greek Orthodox Community is once again collecting gently used warm winter clothing to help students in need right here in Regina.
We are accepting winter coats, snow pants, hats/toques, mittens/gloves, scarves, warm sweaters/hoodies and winter boots. Adult sizes are needed too!
📍 Drop-off: St. Paul’s Greek Orthodox Community Hall
📅 Deadline: Sunday, December 6, 2026
We encourage our community members to support this important initiative and help keep local students warm throughout the winter. Every donation can make a difference. ❤️
Thank you for your generosity and support! 🙏
We are proud to share that October 28th, 2026 has been officially proclaimed OXI Day in Saskatchewan!
A heartfelt thank you to Minister Ross and the Government of Saskatchewan for recognizing this important day in Hellenic history - a symbol of courage, unity, and freedom.
Ζήτω η Ελλάς! 🇬🇷
The Daughters of Penelope is excited to host the OPA! Dance Workshop, and they invite everyone ages 10 and up to attend!
They will be joined by three wonderful dance instructors from Kyklos Edmonton: Anna Manadis Stamatakis, Christina Lailey, and Alex McNally. They will be teaching traditional dances from the regions of Macedonia, Crete, Epirus, and Thrace.
Date:Saturday, October 10, 2026
Time:10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Location: South Leisure Centre
Registration Fee:$40.00
(Snacks and lunch are provided!)
For more information or to request a registration form, please email: greekdancingdop@gmail.com
Dear Friends,
For the past five years, you’ve joined us in Regina to celebrate the best of Greek cinema, and once again, we are thrilled to bring the Greek International Film Festival Tour back to Regina. This year, we are presenting:
Saint Paisios – Saturday September 26th - 7:00pm Moonlight Movie Cinemas – Golden Mile
A moving portrait of one of Orthodoxy’s most beloved modern saints. Born Arsenios Eznepidis in Farasa, Cappadocia, Paisios’s family was forced from their homeland as refugees during the population exchange, eventually settling in Konitsa, Greece. Raised in poverty but shaped by a deeply faithful mother and grandmother, he went on to serve in the Greek army before leaving everything behind to become a monk on Mount Athos. Through decades of prayer, humility, and quiet self-sacrifice, he became a spiritual guide to thousands and one of the most revered Orthodox figures of our time – canonized in 2015, with the living memory for many of us. This is a story of faith, family, and transformation that will resonate deeply with our community.
Tickets can be purchased online at: shop.empiria.events/gifft?city=regina
For more information, visit: www.gifft.ca
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