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From the 2008 Parish Album Shereena & Jim Zaletski stand in front of the icon of Christ with their son, Matthew, in front of them and flanked by their sponsors and their daughters. Shereena and Matthew were baptized, chrismated and admitted to Holy Communion on Monday afternoon, August 18th.
Can you find the third "fat cat"?
To meet & greet and have a good time . . . "Want fries with that?"
The winners' circle . . . literally.
Mark and Sam at the money wheel . . .
On Thursday evening, July 10th, Bro. Gabriel Kurzawski, son of Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Kurzawski, pronounced his first vows as a Benedictine monk at St. Vincent Archabbey inj Latrobe. Bro. Gabriel comes from an inter-ritual family: his father is Latin and his mother is Byzantine, and they have been attending Holy Trinity for the past three years.
Before closing for a well-earned month's break in the kitchen, the pyrohi workers had a little party for Susan Kanai who will be ninety years old at the beginning of July. She still rolls the dough on Friday for the cheese pyrhoi. Her son and daughter-in-law brought pizza and a proper birthday cake for everyone to wish her "nohaya lita"!
Bohdan Mykhailiw has breakfast with Fr. Mark Morozowich and Bishop Ken at the Acolyte-Youth Convention
Easter Sunday Clergy and Alter Servers. From left to right Fr. Rev. Ivan Smereka, Msgr. George Appleyard and Canon Philip Bumbar. Front row Nicholas Spak, Andrew Sywy, Michael Spak and Stephen Sywy Parishioners line up at the 4 o'clock basket blessing, and set out the fixin's for the paschal feast. Even the incense couldn't mask the aroma of the food! 3/22/08
Mary Ann Steranka checks the bread set out
to cool. In the background are three of the bakers: Mary Simek, Gene Kincak and
(almost completely hidden behind Mary Ann), Helen Koss. The bakers made more
than two hundred round loaves of pascha, Easter bread. 3/8 At the end of this session of Generations of Faith participants fastened paper flowers and little red request cards to the cross. The theme for this session was "Through the Cross to Resurrection," and took a closer look at the role the death of Jesus played in our salvation.
Fr. Jerry proclaims the Gospel while
acolytes Nicholas (left) and Michael Spak (right) assist. Fr. Jerry delivers his sermon. By coincidence the Gospel of this Third Sunday of Lent contained the line he chose as an ordination motto: "Take up your cross and follow me."
Some of the guests begin to help themselves to the wonderful buffet of finer food prepared by the St. Josaphat Society.
Happy, happy, happy people! Fr. Jerry, front and center, with his wife Barbara to his right, and some of the many guests who filled the church and sang with great gusto for his Thanksgiving Liturgy
Tillie Volanski interrupts her pinching at pyrohi to mark her birthday with a surprise cake on February 22nd. Many happy returns of the day, Tillie! 2/22
Members of the St.Josaphat Society pause
after setting up for their annual Spaghetti Dinner. Red checkered table cloths
and flowers turned the hall in a neighborhood restaurant. The perfect touch: Jim Bogdon provides live music as he strolls among the guests. It was a fine meal in a happy atmosphere!
Msgr. Mitrat Michael Rewtiuk, syncellus (vicar general) of the eparchy and pastor of St. Josaphat Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral, proclaims the Gospel in English at the Prayers for Christian Unity held at St. Andrew's Church in Parma on Sunday, January 20th. Rev. Volodymyr Hrycyuk, pastor of Pokrova Parish, waits to read it in Ukrainian. 1/20/2008
Four children lead petitions for Church
unity during the service: Orest Mahley, Natalie Sywyj, Olesya Rabosyuk and
Dmytro Kasiyan. 1/20/2008 The Rev. Deacon, Dr. Ihor Mahlay of St. Vladimir Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral in Parma, preaches the Ukrainian sermon. 1/20/2008
The display table set with twelve dishes representing the apostles, including the round load with candle representing Christ, set on a cloth representing the swaddling clothes and straw recalling the manger. 1/5/2008
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