Don't miss out on opportunities to worship with us! The summer months are full of learning about the examples of the Christian life we are called to live!
Click here to view the service schedule for July and August!
Fr. Steve Koplinka passed away early Saturday, June 20. Fr. Steve served faithfully as a priest first as a Benedictine monk and as a priest of the Eparchy of Parma for many years, including the last several years at St. Nicholas.
Fr. Steve was instrumental in helping us move towards updating our liturgical worship. He also helped us upgrade our parish with a marquee to promote our activities. Fr. Steve also brought back our parish picnic as part of late-summer Pet Blessing. He also helped us navigate the uncertainty of the COVID pandemic, after which he helped make worship more accessible by offering Saturday evening service.
Eternal memory!
Whether you attend services each week, or you live across the country and want to stay connected with St. Nick's, we have just the answer!
We host a weekly email list for all who are interested in being contacted regarding parish events. Recipients will receive weekly emails regarding our events, including the changeable parts of the Divine Liturgy each week.
All who are interested in signing up for the email list may do so here.
We will be livestreaming the 4 PM Vigil Divine Liturgy on our Facebook page as well as at https://www.wjob1230.com/st-nicholas-byzantine.html. We hope this will help those who are unable to worship with us in person. Please note that parts of this service is in Old Church Slavonic.
If you do not have a book for the Divine Liturgy, a PDF of the official book is here . It is over 400 pages, but you can print out the parts that you need.
If you miss the livestream, you can watch on demand! Simply go to https://www.wjob1230.com/st-nicholas-byzantine.html, scroll down, and click on the "On Demand" tab
Recently Bishop Robert announce plans to move the eparchial cathedral from it's current home to the site of the current Holy Spirit parish. Many factors played a role in this decision. This is an exciting move for our eparchy and our Byzantine Catholic Church!
Read more about it at the Cathedral section of the eparchy's website!
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