Parishes of the Archeparchy pray for peace
Thursday, February 24, 2022
St. Michaels, Bishop Andriy Rabiy (Jenkintown, PA)
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Divine Liturgy at 8 pm
St. Nicholas, Father Mark Fesniak (Minersville, PA)
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Rosary Recitation before all liturgies (daily and weekend)
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Open for private prayer
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St. Nicholas School students begin each day with a prayer for Ukraine.
Ss. Peter and Paul, Father Ihor Royik (Phoenixville, PA)
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Divine Liturgy at 12 pm
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Moleben at 2 pm – Christ, Lover of Humanity
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Moleben at 4 pm – Mother of God
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Divine Liturgy at 6 pm
Nativity BVM (Middleport, PA)
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Rosary Recitation before all liturgies (daily and weekend)
St. Michael, Father Roman Oliinyk (Hazleton, PA)
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Open for perpetual prayer
Saints Joachim and Anna, Father Robert Hitchens (Front Royal, VA)
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Divine Liturgy at 6 pm
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Church open all day for prayer through Liturgy
Ukrainian National Shrine of the Holy Family, Father Robert Hitchens (Washington, DC)
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Church is open all day today for prayer.
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Moleben at 6 pm – Mother of God; pray the Rosary afterwards
St Michael’s, Father Evhen Moniuk (Cherry Hill, NJ)
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Divine Liturgy at 6 pm
Friday, February 25, 2022
9:00am – Ss. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church, Phoenixville, PA
Prayers in the Archeparchial Cathedral:
6:30pm — Moleben to Jesus Christ, the Lover of Mankind;
7:00pm — Divine Liturgy.
Saturday, February 26, 2022
St. Mary, Father Roman Oliinyk (McDoo, PA)
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In-person Rosary at 1 pm for protection of Ukraine
9:00am – St. Michael the Archangel Ukrainian Catholic Church, Pottstown, PA
Sunday, February 27, 2022
St. Mary’s Ukrainian Catholic Church, Bristol, PA
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9:30 a.m. Rosary Prayer. For peace in Ukraine
Thursday, March 3, 2022
Assumption of the Virgin Mary Ukrainian Orthodox Church, contact is Father John Seniw (Northampton, PA)
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Moleben at 6:30 pm (church located about ten doors down from St. John the Baptist in Northampton at 1301 Newport Ave)
