St Vladimir Ukrainian Catholic Church of Scranton, PA
Fr. Myron Myronyuk, Pastor
Following the instructions of our bishops, there will be no public liturgies.
All priests will offer the Divine Liturgy for the Church. Please pray privately for the health of our community.
You may send any church support donations to:
St. Vladimir Ukrainian Catholic Church
430 North 7th Ave.
Scranton, PA 18503-2104
Pyrohy making this coming weekend has been cancelled.
The Divine Liturgy for the Solemn Feast of Saint Nicholas will take place at 9:30 AM.
Thursday, November 21st, is the feast of the Entrance of the Theotokos. Divine Liturgy is at 9:30 AM
Scranton’s St. Vladimir Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church is sponsoring a springtime bus trip to New York City on Saturday, May 19, 2018. There will be two stops in Manhattan: the 911 Memorial Museum at Ground Zero and the 42nd annual St. George Ukrainian Street Festival on the Lower East Side. Adults $70.00; Seniors 65+ $64.00; Youth 7 to 17 yrs. $62.00. Participants can follow the above two-stop itinerary or are free to do their own thing for part or all of the day. For those not visiting the Museum, the cost is $44.00. Departure from St. Vladimir Church, 428 North Seventh Avenue will be at 8:00am and departure from New York City for home will be at 8:30pm. For additional details and to make reservations contact Dave Pietryka at 570 954-8517 or Paul Ewasko at 570 563-2275. Due to the large number of visitors, Museum staff strongly recommends early confirmation of number of tickets to be ordered, therefore we ask that reservations and nonrefundable payment be made preferably before April 1. Check should be made out to St. Vladimir Church.
St. Vladimir’s is happy to announce the start of Ukrainian Folk Dance lessons for children ages 5 and up at the Church hall starting March 3, 2018.
Lessons will be lead by Dr. Walter Dobushak, former musical director at Soyuzivka and Holy Trinity Ukrainian Church in Kerhonkson, New York.
B - 2 25 2018 - InsertScranton’s St. Vladimir Ukrainian Greek Catholic parishioners have “adopted” children living in an orphanage in Kolomyia, Western Ukraine. On a regular basis articles of clothing, foot wear and goodies are sent to these beautiful boys and girls who are without parents due to war, illness or abandonment. Pictured are some of the girls who posed with a portion of the gifts they recently received from their friends in America.
Podyaka / Thank You
Thank you Most Loyal Priest Myron and church members:
We thank you for the Christian donation for the orphanage of St. Nicholas in the city of Kolomyia. And for your repeated help for the orphan children, in the honor of God, and for the good of the Ukrainian nation.
We send you greetings and pray the Most Merciful Lord Jesus Christ blesses you with strength and good health. May Saint Nicholas beseech God’s embrace and the Blessed Mother grant you and your family strength in spirit and body for many happy and blessed years.
Sister Veronica
Director of the Orphanage of St. Nicholas in Kolomyia, Ukraine
Scranton’s St. Vladimir Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church winter homemade pierogy sale will take place on Saturday, January 13, 2018 from 2:00pm to 6:00pm at the parish center, 428 North Seventh Avenue. Cost is $7.00 per dozen. Advance orders can be placed no later than Tuesday, January 9 by calling Leslie at 570 342-3749.
CORRECTION:
Winter Pyrohy/Pierogy Sale
Scranton’s St. Vladimir Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church winter homemade pierogy sale will take place on Saturday, January 20, 2018 from 2:00pm to 6:00pm at the parish center, 428 North Seventh Avenue. Cost is $7.00 per dozen. Advance orders can be placed no later than Tuesday, January 16 by calling Leslie at 570 342-3749.
Winter Pyrohy/Pierogy Sale
Scranton’s St. Vladimir Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church winter homemade pierogy sale will take place on Saturday, January 13, 2018 from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm at the parish center, 428 North Seventh Avenue. Cost is $7.00 per dozen. Advance orders can be placed no later than Tuesday, January 9 by calling Leslie at 570 342-3749.