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SUMMARY:Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School
DESCRIPTION:Experience Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School\nJoin us for the Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School\, a cherished occasion for our community to come together in faith and worship. The Divine Liturgy is the heart of our spiritual life in the Ukrainian Catholic tradition\, a sacred service where we celebrate the presence of Christ in our lives and among our community. \nWhat is the Divine Liturgy?\nThe Divine Liturgy is more than just a church service; it is the central act of Christian worship where the Eucharist is celebrated. During this sacred rite\, we come together to participate in the life-giving mystery of Christ’s body and blood. It is a time for prayer\, reflection\, and community bonding as we express our faith through the rituals and traditions that have been passed down through generations. \nAt St. Isidore School\, we strive to create a welcoming environment for all attendees\, whether you are a regular member of our parish or visiting for the first time. The Divine Liturgy provides an opportunity for everyone to deepen their relationship with God and to experience the warmth and unity of our faith community. \nExperience the beauty of the Divine Liturgy as we come together in worship\, prayer\, and community. Your presence enriches our collective faith journey\, and we look forward to sharing this sacred experience with you. \nThe Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School is a cornerstone of our community’s spiritual life\, offering a time for worship\, reflection\, and fellowship. Join us as we gather to celebrate our faith\, support one another\, and seek the guidance of God in our lives.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/divine-liturgy-at-st-isidore-school-15/
LOCATION:Holy Spirit Catholic Elementary School\, 151 Crimson Dr\, Sherwood Park\, Alberta\, T8H 2R2\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Dr. Turner Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Divine Liturgy at the Lodge with seniors
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/dr-turner-lodge-3/2025-09-03/
LOCATION:Retirement home in Fort Saskatchewan\, 9422 94 Ave\, Fort Saskatchewan\,\, Alberta\, T8L 0T7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Rosary Prayer
DESCRIPTION:Join Us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\nAs we gather in faith\, we invite you to participate in our Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, a special opportunity to prepare our hearts and minds for worship. This sacred time of prayer is open to all\, providing a space for reflection\, devotion\, and community connection. \nA Sacred Tradition \nThe rosary is a powerful form of prayer that has been cherished in the Catholic tradition for centuries. By praying the rosary\, we meditate on the life of Jesus Christ and the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This beautiful devotion helps us deepen our relationship with God\, fostering a sense of peace and spiritual clarity. In our parish\, we honour this tradition by offering a communal rosary prayer before each Divine Liturgy. \nPreparing for Worship \nThe Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy serves as an essential preparation for the liturgical celebration that follows. As we come together to pray\, we create an atmosphere of reverence and unity within our community. Each bead of the rosary represents a moment of contemplation\, allowing us to reflect on the mysteries of faith and the love of God. \nThis time of prayer is not only a personal journey but also a collective experience that strengthens our bonds as a parish community. We encourage everyone to participate\, whether you are a long-time member of our parish or a newcomer seeking a deeper understanding of our faith. \nPraying for Peace and Guidance \nDuring the rosary\, we lift our intentions to God\, praying for our families\, our communities\, and those in need of comfort and healing. In particular\, we focus our prayers on peace in our world\, seeking divine intervention in times of conflict and unrest. As we pray\, we remember those suffering from the challenges in Ukraine and around the globe\, placing our trust in God’s grace and mercy. \nThe act of praying the rosary invites us to pause and reflect on the blessings in our lives while acknowledging the struggles we face. Together\, we ask for strength and guidance\, fostering a spirit of hope that transcends our individual experiences. \nA Welcoming Community \nWe invite all members of our parish and newcomers alike to join us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy. This gathering is open to everyone\, regardless of your familiarity with the rosary or your level of faith. Our community is built on love\, support\, and shared spiritual growth\, making it a welcoming place for all. \nThe Power of Collective Prayer \nThe Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy exemplifies the power of collective prayer. When we come together to pray\, we create a ripple effect of positive energy that can bring about transformation in our lives and the lives of those around us. Each prayer offered is a testament to our faith and commitment to supporting one another on our spiritual journeys. \nJoin Us for This Special Occasion \nWe warmly welcome you to participate in this special occasion of faith and community. As we gather for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, let us open our hearts to the grace of God and the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Your presence enriches our community and strengthens our collective prayers. \nTogether\, let us embark on this sacred journey\, seeking peace\, guidance\, and unity through our devotion. Whether you are a mother praying for your children\, a friend supporting a loved one\, or someone simply seeking solace\, we invite you to be part of this meaningful experience. \nJoin us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, where we come together in prayer\, love\, and faith. Let us unite our hearts in supplication and thanksgiving as we prepare to celebrate the Divine Liturgy and the blessings of our faith.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/rosary/2025-09-07/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Divine Liturgy
DESCRIPTION:Experience the Divine Liturgy on Sundays at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton\nJoin us every Sunday at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton for the Divine Liturgy\, a cornerstone of our faith and community. Our bilingual service at 10:00 AM\, conducted in both English and Ukrainian\, ensures that everyone feels welcome and can participate in the spiritual celebration. This sacred gathering offers an opportunity for all to connect with God\, deepen faith\, and join in prayer with our Ukrainian church community. \nWhy Attend the Sunday Divine Liturgy?\nSunday holds special significance for Christians worldwide as a day to commemorate the resurrection of Christ. At St. Nicholas in Edmonton\, the Divine Liturgy is a time for personal reflection\, community worship\, and strengthening our spiritual bond. It’s an essential part of the Ukrainian Catholic Church tradition\, where individuals\, families\, and newcomers come together in faith. \nBy attending the Divine Liturgy on Sundays\, you will not only participate in the Holy Eucharist but also experience the communal strength of our Ukrainian church. We welcome all—longtime parishioners and first-time visitors alike—to celebrate\, learn\, and grow in the Catholic faith. \nStructure of the Divine Liturgy\nOur Sunday Divine Liturgy follows the traditional structure of the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom and includes: \n\nOpening Hymn: A hymn to start the service\, filled with joy and reverence.\nGreeting by the Parish Priest: Welcoming the congregation\, reinforcing our shared faith and commitment to the community.\nLiturgy of the Word: Including the Epistle reading\, Gospel reading\, and a homily that reflects on the teachings of the Scriptures and applies them to everyday life.\nLiturgy of the Eucharist: Preparation and participation in the Sacrament of Holy Communion\, the heart of the Divine Liturgy.\nReception of the Eucharist: A moment of unity as we partake in the Holy Communion together.\nLiturgy of Thanksgiving: Giving thanks for the blessings we have received through the sacrament.\nClosing Hymn: Ending the service with another hymn\, sending the congregation forth in peace and joy.\n\nA Welcoming Bilingual Service\nAt St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton\, we proudly offer a bilingual Divine Liturgy\, celebrating both English and Ukrainian languages. This inclusive approach allows our community\, rooted in both traditions\, to worship together and feel connected regardless of language. Families\, individuals\, and newcomers from all walks of life are welcome to join and experience this beautiful expression of faith in our Ukrainian Catholic Church. \nWhy Join Us?\nWhether you’re a longstanding member or visiting for the first time\, attending the Divine Liturgy offers spiritual nourishment and a chance to engage with a supportive parish community. Our Edmonton parish provides a warm and inviting atmosphere\, making it a perfect place for individuals and families to grow in faith. \nThe Divine Liturgy on Sundays at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton is an essential part of our spiritual life. Join us to connect with God\, participate in the Sacrament of Holy Communion\, and unite with fellow parishioners in faith. We look forward to welcoming you into our Ukrainian church community and growing together in Christ’s love.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/divine-liturgy/2025-09-07/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250908T200000
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SUMMARY:Feast of the Nativity of the Mother of God 7:00 PM Divine Liturgy
DESCRIPTION:Feast of the Nativity of the Mother of God🕀 Monday\, September 8\, 2025Holy Day of Obligation | Feast of the Mother of God \n\n✥ A Joyous Dawn: The Birth of the Theotokos\nThe Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos—celebrated each year on September 8—marks the first great feast of the liturgical year in the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church (UGCC). It honors the birth of the Virgin Mary\, the one through whom salvation would enter the world. Her nativity is not recorded in Scripture but is preserved through the ancient Sacred Tradition of the Church. \nThe feast is a Holy Day of Obligation\, meaning all faithful are expected to attend Divine Liturgy in honor of Mary\, the Mother of God\, whose birth signals hope\, renewal\, and the beginning of the divine plan for human redemption. \n\n✥ Theological Significance\nThe birth of Mary to Saints Joachim and Anna\, a devout but elderly couple once thought barren\, is more than the story of a longed-for child—it is a turning point in salvation history. The Troparion beautifully proclaims: \n\n“Your nativity\, O Virgin Mother of God\,has made joy known to all the world\,for from you dawned the Sun of Righteousness\, Christ our God.” \n\nHer coming into the world prepared the way for the Incarnation of the Word\, through whom God would “abolish the curse” and “bestow on us eternal life.” \nThe Kontakion echoes this miraculous joy: \n\n“By your birth\, O immaculate one\,Joachim and Anna were freed from the reproach of childlessness\,and Adam and Eve from the corruption of death.” \n\nHer birth is celebrated not only as a gift to her parents\, but as a gift to all creation\, restoring hope to a fallen humanity. \n\n✥ Scriptural Reflections\nThough the Gospel of the day (Luke 10:38–42; 11:27–28) does not describe Mary’s birth\, it reflects her deepest identity as the one who hears and obeys the word of God: \n\n“Blessed is the womb that bore you…Blessed rather are those who hear the word of God and obey it.”(Luke 11:27–28) \n\nThis passage underscores that Mary’s true greatness lies not only in giving birth to Christ\, but in her perfect obedience to the will of God. She is the model disciple\, the new Eve who reverses the disobedience of the first. \n\n✥ Liturgical Highlights\n🕊 Troparion (Tone 4)\n\n“Your nativity\, O Virgin Mother of God\,has made joy known to all the world…” \n\nThis hymn expresses the cosmic joy of Mary’s birth\, which prepares the way for the “Sun of Righteousness”—Jesus Christ. \n🕊 Kontakion (Tone 4)\n\n“Joachim and Anna were freed from the reproach of childlessness…The barren one gives birth to the Mother of God…” \n\nIt praises God’s miraculous intervention in the lives of Joachim and Anna\, echoing biblical stories like those of Sarah and Hannah. \n\n✥ Prokeimenon & Alleluia\n\n“My soul magnifies the Lord\, and my spirit has rejoiced in God my Saviour.”(Luke 1:46–47) \n\n\n“Hear\, O daughter\, and see\, and incline your ear.”(Psalm 44:11) \n\nThese verses link Mary’s nativity with the Magnificat and with Old Testament prophecies of the Queen who stands at the King’s right hand. \n\n✥ Epistle – Philippians 2:5–11\nThe Epistle reminds us of the humility of Christ\, who\, though divine\, took on flesh—flesh that He received from Mary. Her fiat (Luke 1:38) made His self-emptying possible. \n\n“Though He was in the form of God…He humbled Himself… even to death on a cross.” \n\nMary’s birth leads directly to the Cross\, which leads to Resurrection. \n\n✥ Hymn to the Mother of God & Irmos\n\n“O my soul\, magnify the Virgin Mary\, born from a barren womb.” \n\n\n“Virginity is alien to mothers\,and childbearing is foreign to virgins;yet in you\, O Mother of God\, both came together.” \n\nThis powerful Irmos speaks of the mystery of Mary’s person: her miraculous birth and later virginal motherhood are signs of God’s intervention in nature\, making the impossible real for the sake of our salvation. \n\n✥ The UGCC Tradition\nIn the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church\, this feast is rich in symbolism and celebration. While it is not accompanied by special blessings of fruit or flowers as in some other Marian feasts\, it is observed with great joy and reverence: \n\n\nFestal Divine Liturgy with full Marian hymns. \n\n\nProcessions or icons of the Nativity of Mary displayed prominently in churches. \n\n\nEmphasis on family and fertility\, recalling Joachim and Anna’s long-awaited child. \n\n\nTraditionally\, many families may light candles or say prayers for couples struggling with infertility\, inspired by the miracle of Mary’s birth. \n\n\n\n✥ Communion Hymn\n\n“I will take the cup of salvation; and I will call upon the name of the Lord.”(Psalm 115:13) \n\nAs we receive Holy Communion on this great feast\, we unite ourselves with the grace-filled story of Mary’s life and offer our lives in thanksgiving and obedience\, just as she did. \n\n✥ Final Reflection: A Feast of Hope and New Beginnings\nThe Nativity of the Theotokos is not only a celebration of Mary—it is a celebration of God’s mercy and plan unfolding in time. Her birth brings to light the first sign of salvation\, a radiant promise that redemption is near. \nLet us join the chorus of the faithful throughout the centuries\, singing with joy: \n\n“Today is the beginning of our salvation!” \n\n\n✥ A Prayer for the Feast\n\nO Most Holy Mother of God\,You were born of righteous parents\,you became the living Temple of the Lord.On your holy birthday\, intercede for us\,that we may also be made vessels of grace\,obedient and faithful to the will of your Son. Amen. \n\n\nGlory be to Jesus Christ!
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/feast-of-the-nativity-of-the-mother-of-god-700-pm-divine-liturgy/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School
DESCRIPTION:Experience Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School\nJoin us for the Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School\, a cherished occasion for our community to come together in faith and worship. The Divine Liturgy is the heart of our spiritual life in the Ukrainian Catholic tradition\, a sacred service where we celebrate the presence of Christ in our lives and among our community. \nWhat is the Divine Liturgy?\nThe Divine Liturgy is more than just a church service; it is the central act of Christian worship where the Eucharist is celebrated. During this sacred rite\, we come together to participate in the life-giving mystery of Christ’s body and blood. It is a time for prayer\, reflection\, and community bonding as we express our faith through the rituals and traditions that have been passed down through generations. \nAt St. Isidore School\, we strive to create a welcoming environment for all attendees\, whether you are a regular member of our parish or visiting for the first time. The Divine Liturgy provides an opportunity for everyone to deepen their relationship with God and to experience the warmth and unity of our faith community. \nExperience the beauty of the Divine Liturgy as we come together in worship\, prayer\, and community. Your presence enriches our collective faith journey\, and we look forward to sharing this sacred experience with you. \nThe Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School is a cornerstone of our community’s spiritual life\, offering a time for worship\, reflection\, and fellowship. Join us as we gather to celebrate our faith\, support one another\, and seek the guidance of God in our lives.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/divine-liturgy-at-st-isidore-school-16/
LOCATION:Holy Spirit Catholic Elementary School\, 151 Crimson Dr\, Sherwood Park\, Alberta\, T8H 2R2\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250910T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250910T230000
DTSTAMP:20260416T034045
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SUMMARY:Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays
DESCRIPTION:Experience the Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays\nJoin us every Wednesday for the Weekly Divine Liturgy at our parish\, a beautiful opportunity for worship\, reflection\, and community bonding in the heart of our spiritual life. This midweek service allows our congregation to come together to deepen our faith\, find solace in prayer\, and connect. \nThe Significance of the Divine Liturgy\nThe Divine Liturgy is the central act of worship in the Ukrainian Catholic tradition. It is a sacred celebration where we gather as a community to honour and remember the life\, death\, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. During this service\, we participate in the Holy Eucharist\, which is the foundation of our faith and a source of spiritual nourishment. \nWednesdays are particularly special\, offering a pause in the week for spiritual renewal and connection with God. Whether you are a longtime member of our parish or a newcomer seeking a spiritual home\, you are warmly invited to join us for this uplifting experience. \nA Welcoming Environment for All\nOur Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays is designed to be accessible and welcoming for everyone\, including families and individuals of all ages. We encourage parents to bring their children\, as this is a wonderful opportunity to instill the values of faith and community from a young age. \nThe atmosphere during the Divine Liturgy is warm and inviting\, creating a sense of belonging for all attendees. We strive to make every participant feel at home\, allowing them to engage fully in the worship experience. \nJoin Us for Weekly Worship\nWe invite you to make the Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays a part of your spiritual journey.\nThis midweek gathering offers a unique chance to recharge spiritually\, reflect on the Word of God\, and connect with fellow parishioners. Through prayer\, music\, and shared faith\, we can support one another in our journeys of faith.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/weekly-divine-liturgy-on-wednesdays-8/2025-09-10/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250911T100000
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SUMMARY:Divine Liturgy at Southfort Bend Gardens Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Divine Liturgy at Southfort Bend Gardens Lodge: A Spiritual Gathering for Seniors\nJoin us for a special Divine Liturgy at Southfort Bend Gardens Lodge\, designed to uplift and bring together seniors in our community. This beautiful event offers an opportunity for residents and their families to participate in a cherished tradition of the Ukrainian Catholic Church\, fostering a sense of connection\, faith\, and community. \nA Meaningful Experience for Seniors\nThe Divine Liturgy at Southfort Bend Gardens Lodge provides a welcoming environment where seniors can engage in worship and spiritual reflection. As we gather in prayer\, we create a supportive atmosphere that enhances the well-being of our elderly parishioners. This gathering is especially meaningful for those who may find it challenging to attend regular services at the church due to mobility or health concerns. \nBuilding Community Among Seniors\nThe Divine Liturgy is more than just a religious service; it’s an opportunity for seniors to come together in faith and fellowship. Sharing this sacred experience strengthens the bonds of friendship and support among residents\, promoting mental and emotional well-being. \nAdditionally\, family members are encouraged to attend\, fostering intergenerational connections that enrich the lives of both seniors and their loved ones. \nThe Divine Liturgy at Southfort Bend Gardens Lodge provides an invaluable spiritual experience for seniors in our community. It serves as a reminder of God’s love\, offering hope and connection through faith. Join us for this enriching service as we gather in prayer\, support one another\, and strengthen our bonds as a community of faith. \n 
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/divine-liturgy-at-southfort-bend-gardens-lodge/
LOCATION:Senior’s Place\, 8802 Southfort Dr\, Fort Saskatchewan\, Alberta\, T8L 4R6\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250911T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250911T140000
DTSTAMP:20260416T034045
CREATED:20250916T215323Z
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SUMMARY:Fort Saskatchewan Care Community - Service
DESCRIPTION:Fort Saskatchewan Care Community is a beautiful new supportive living community in a prime location in Fort Saskatchewan\, within walking distance to The SouthPoint Shopping Centre and many restaurants\, shops\, and activities. \nOur community is dedicated to the Eden Alternative model of care\, which promotes maximum independence\, choice\, and dignity for each resident and encourages the involvement of family\, neighbors\, and friends. Residents bring their own belongings including furniture\, and may keep their small pets in their suites. \nOpened in Fall 2023\, Fort Saskatchewan Care Community is modern and attractive\, and geared to residents’ comfort and enjoyment \nhttps://fortsaskatchewancarecommunity.com/ \n 
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/fort-saskatchewan-care-community-service-6/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250914T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250914T100000
DTSTAMP:20260416T034045
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SUMMARY:Rosary Prayer
DESCRIPTION:Join Us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\nAs we gather in faith\, we invite you to participate in our Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, a special opportunity to prepare our hearts and minds for worship. This sacred time of prayer is open to all\, providing a space for reflection\, devotion\, and community connection. \nA Sacred Tradition \nThe rosary is a powerful form of prayer that has been cherished in the Catholic tradition for centuries. By praying the rosary\, we meditate on the life of Jesus Christ and the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This beautiful devotion helps us deepen our relationship with God\, fostering a sense of peace and spiritual clarity. In our parish\, we honour this tradition by offering a communal rosary prayer before each Divine Liturgy. \nPreparing for Worship \nThe Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy serves as an essential preparation for the liturgical celebration that follows. As we come together to pray\, we create an atmosphere of reverence and unity within our community. Each bead of the rosary represents a moment of contemplation\, allowing us to reflect on the mysteries of faith and the love of God. \nThis time of prayer is not only a personal journey but also a collective experience that strengthens our bonds as a parish community. We encourage everyone to participate\, whether you are a long-time member of our parish or a newcomer seeking a deeper understanding of our faith. \nPraying for Peace and Guidance \nDuring the rosary\, we lift our intentions to God\, praying for our families\, our communities\, and those in need of comfort and healing. In particular\, we focus our prayers on peace in our world\, seeking divine intervention in times of conflict and unrest. As we pray\, we remember those suffering from the challenges in Ukraine and around the globe\, placing our trust in God’s grace and mercy. \nThe act of praying the rosary invites us to pause and reflect on the blessings in our lives while acknowledging the struggles we face. Together\, we ask for strength and guidance\, fostering a spirit of hope that transcends our individual experiences. \nA Welcoming Community \nWe invite all members of our parish and newcomers alike to join us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy. This gathering is open to everyone\, regardless of your familiarity with the rosary or your level of faith. Our community is built on love\, support\, and shared spiritual growth\, making it a welcoming place for all. \nThe Power of Collective Prayer \nThe Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy exemplifies the power of collective prayer. When we come together to pray\, we create a ripple effect of positive energy that can bring about transformation in our lives and the lives of those around us. Each prayer offered is a testament to our faith and commitment to supporting one another on our spiritual journeys. \nJoin Us for This Special Occasion \nWe warmly welcome you to participate in this special occasion of faith and community. As we gather for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, let us open our hearts to the grace of God and the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Your presence enriches our community and strengthens our collective prayers. \nTogether\, let us embark on this sacred journey\, seeking peace\, guidance\, and unity through our devotion. Whether you are a mother praying for your children\, a friend supporting a loved one\, or someone simply seeking solace\, we invite you to be part of this meaningful experience. \nJoin us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, where we come together in prayer\, love\, and faith. Let us unite our hearts in supplication and thanksgiving as we prepare to celebrate the Divine Liturgy and the blessings of our faith.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/rosary/2025-09-14/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Divine Liturgy
DESCRIPTION:Experience the Divine Liturgy on Sundays at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton\nJoin us every Sunday at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton for the Divine Liturgy\, a cornerstone of our faith and community. Our bilingual service at 10:00 AM\, conducted in both English and Ukrainian\, ensures that everyone feels welcome and can participate in the spiritual celebration. This sacred gathering offers an opportunity for all to connect with God\, deepen faith\, and join in prayer with our Ukrainian church community. \nWhy Attend the Sunday Divine Liturgy?\nSunday holds special significance for Christians worldwide as a day to commemorate the resurrection of Christ. At St. Nicholas in Edmonton\, the Divine Liturgy is a time for personal reflection\, community worship\, and strengthening our spiritual bond. It’s an essential part of the Ukrainian Catholic Church tradition\, where individuals\, families\, and newcomers come together in faith. \nBy attending the Divine Liturgy on Sundays\, you will not only participate in the Holy Eucharist but also experience the communal strength of our Ukrainian church. We welcome all—longtime parishioners and first-time visitors alike—to celebrate\, learn\, and grow in the Catholic faith. \nStructure of the Divine Liturgy\nOur Sunday Divine Liturgy follows the traditional structure of the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom and includes: \n\nOpening Hymn: A hymn to start the service\, filled with joy and reverence.\nGreeting by the Parish Priest: Welcoming the congregation\, reinforcing our shared faith and commitment to the community.\nLiturgy of the Word: Including the Epistle reading\, Gospel reading\, and a homily that reflects on the teachings of the Scriptures and applies them to everyday life.\nLiturgy of the Eucharist: Preparation and participation in the Sacrament of Holy Communion\, the heart of the Divine Liturgy.\nReception of the Eucharist: A moment of unity as we partake in the Holy Communion together.\nLiturgy of Thanksgiving: Giving thanks for the blessings we have received through the sacrament.\nClosing Hymn: Ending the service with another hymn\, sending the congregation forth in peace and joy.\n\nA Welcoming Bilingual Service\nAt St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton\, we proudly offer a bilingual Divine Liturgy\, celebrating both English and Ukrainian languages. This inclusive approach allows our community\, rooted in both traditions\, to worship together and feel connected regardless of language. Families\, individuals\, and newcomers from all walks of life are welcome to join and experience this beautiful expression of faith in our Ukrainian Catholic Church. \nWhy Join Us?\nWhether you’re a longstanding member or visiting for the first time\, attending the Divine Liturgy offers spiritual nourishment and a chance to engage with a supportive parish community. Our Edmonton parish provides a warm and inviting atmosphere\, making it a perfect place for individuals and families to grow in faith. \nThe Divine Liturgy on Sundays at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton is an essential part of our spiritual life. Join us to connect with God\, participate in the Sacrament of Holy Communion\, and unite with fellow parishioners in faith. We look forward to welcoming you into our Ukrainian church community and growing together in Christ’s love.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/divine-liturgy/2025-09-14/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Feast of the Universal Exaltation of the Precious and Life-Giving Cross 10:00 AM
DESCRIPTION:Feast of the Universal Exaltation of the Precious and Life-Giving Cross🕀 Sunday\, September 14\, 2025Holy Day of Obligation | Feast of the Lord | Day of Strict Fast(Abstention from meat and foods that contain meat) \n\n✥ Lifting Up the Cross: A Victory Through Death\nThe Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross is one of the most solemn and profound celebrations in the Byzantine liturgical year. It commemorates both the discovery of the True Cross by St. Helena (in the 4th century) and the public veneration of the Cross in Jerusalem after its recovery from the Persians in the 7th century. \nYet more deeply\, this feast exalts the Cross itself—not as a symbol of defeat\, but as the instrument of Christ’s victory over sin\, death\, and hell. On this day\, the Church lifts high the Cross of Christ and proclaims to the world: \n\n“We bow in veneration to Your Cross\, O Master\, and we glorify Your holy Resurrection.” \n\n\n✥ The Cross: Paradox and Power\nIn the Epistle (1 Corinthians 1:18–24)\, St. Paul calls the Cross both foolishness and power: \n\n“The message of the Cross is foolishness to those who are perishing\, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God.” \n\nThe world sees the Cross as weakness\, but through it\, God conquers death by dying. This paradox lies at the heart of Christian faith. The Cross is not simply a relic of Christ’s suffering\, but the Tree of Life planted in a world of death. \n\n✥ The Liturgical Proclamation\nThe feast begins with the bold refrain sung throughout the Liturgy: \n\n“To Your Cross\, O Master\, we bow in veneration\, and we glorify Your holy Resurrection.” \n\nThis replaces the Trisagion (the “Holy God” hymn)\, a rare and solemn shift in the Divine Liturgy\, emphasizing the centrality of the Cross in Christian life. \nThe Troparion is a triumphant invocation: \n\n“Save Your people\, O Lord\, and bless Your inheritance.Grant victory to Your faithful people against enemies\,and protect Your community by Your Cross.” \n\nIt is a plea for divine protection and a reminder that it is the Cross—not politics\, not power\, not ideology—that upholds and defends the Church. \n\n✥ Gospel: John 19:6–35 — The Passion in Full View\nThe Gospel on this feast recounts Christ’s Crucifixion\, not in summary but in full. We stand in reverence as the Church reads of Christ’s trial\, His condemnation\, His suffering\, and His death. The climax comes as we hear: \n\n“When Jesus had received the wine\, he said\, ‘It is finished.’Then he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.” \n\nThis moment is not just the end of Jesus’ earthly life—it is the fulfillment of God’s plan\, the beginning of salvation\, and the birth of the Church from His pierced side\, flowing with blood and water. \n\n✥ Fasting on a Feast: A Spiritual Mystery\nThough most feast days are celebratory\, the Exaltation of the Cross is unique: it is also a day of strict fasting\, even when it falls on a Sunday (as it does in 2025). This fast is a sign of solemn awe before the Cross. It reflects the truth that resurrection comes only after crucifixion\, and glory follows suffering. \nThis tension between joy and sorrow is mirrored in the hymnography: \n\n“You were lifted on the Cross by Your own will\, O Christ our God…Grant victory through Your Cross\, the invincible sign of peace.” \n\n\n✥ The Cross in the UGCC Tradition\nIn the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church\, this feast is celebrated with particular solemnity: \n\n\nThe Cross is brought out in procession and placed in the center of the church\, often adorned with flowers and venerated by the faithful with prostrations. \n\n\nThe “Veneration of the Cross” service may follow the Divine Liturgy. \n\n\nFasting is observed rigorously despite the festal nature of the day\, a rare liturgical paradox. \n\n\nThis is a day of public remembrance and intercession\, often invoking Christ’s victory for peace in times of conflict and strength for the Church. \n\n\n\n✥ Hymn to the Mother of God & Irmos\n\n“O my soul\, magnify the most precious cross of the Lord.” \n\n\n“You are a mystical Paradise\, O Mother of God…Christ has planted the Tree of Life upon the earth: the Cross.” \n\nMary\, the Mother of God\, who stood faithfully by the Cross\, is invoked here as the Mystical Paradise\, for from her womb came the Fruit of salvation—Jesus Christ—who would hang upon the Tree of the Cross to heal the world. \n\n✥ Communion & Sending Forth\n\n“Let the light of Your countenance\, O Lord\, shine upon us.”(Psalm 4:7) \n\nEven at the Table of the Lord\, we are mindful that it is through the Cross we are brought to communion. The final hymn echoes the theme again: \n\n“To Your Cross\, O Master\, we bow in veneration\, and we glorify Your holy Resurrection.” \n\n\n✥ Final Reflection: The Cross Is the Path\nOn this holy and solemn day\, the Church lifts high the Sign of the Son of Man—the Cross—to proclaim that true glory comes through self-giving love\, and that eternal life is born from sacrificial death. \nLet us not shy away from our own crosses. Let us carry them in faith\, in silence\, and in hope\, for by them we\, too\, are being conformed to Christ. \n\n✥ A Prayer for the Feast\n\nO Lord Jesus Christ\,You freely ascended the Cross for the life of the world.May we never be ashamed of Your Cross\,but glorify it as the sign of Your love\,the throne of Your victory\,and the hope of our salvation.Amen. \n\n\nGlory be to Jesus Christ! \n\n✥ Sacred Traditions of the Feast\n1. 🌿 The Procession and Elevation of the Cross\nOne of the most vivid and solemn features of the feast is the procession of the Cross into the center of the church: \n\n\nThe Cross is adorned with fresh flowers\, herbs (especially basil)\, and candles. \n\n\nIt is carried solemnly during the Liturgy or during the Matins service\, accompanied by incense and hymns such as: \n\n“To Your Cross\, O Master\, we bow in veneration\, and we glorify Your holy Resurrection.” \n\n\n\nThe priest or bishop then elevates the Cross high\, turning to the four corners of the church\, blessing the people in each direction. \n\n\nSometimes this rite is accompanied by prostrations or deep bows from the faithful\, emphasizing reverence and repentance. \n\n\nThis action reflects the historical event of the recovery of the True Cross in Jerusalem (AD 628) and its public exaltation by Patriarch Zacharias. \n\n2. 🌸 Decorating the Cross with Flowers and Herbs\n\n\nThe Cross is beautifully adorned\, not as a symbol of cruelty\, but as the Tree of Life\, now victorious. \n\n\nIn some traditions\, basil (Greek: vasilikon\, “royal”) is used\, which according to legend was found growing at the site where St. Helena discovered the True Cross in the 4th century. \n\n\nFlowers are placed not just for beauty\, but to show that death has been transformed into life. \n\n\n\n3. 🕯️ Veneration of the Cross\n\n\nAfter the elevation\, the faithful approach the Cross on their knees or with prostrations\, to kiss and venerate it in silence. \n\n\nIt is a deeply moving moment of personal devotion and reflection\, often accompanied by the singing of: \n\n“We venerate Your Cross\, O Christ\, and we glorify Your holy Resurrection.” \n\n\n\nThis mirrors the veneration on Good Friday\, but here\, it is infused with triumph—the Cross is now a sign of victory\, not defeat. \n\n4. 🍞 Strict Fasting — Like Good Friday\nThough it’s a feast\, September 14 is a strict fast day in the Byzantine tradition (even when it falls on a Sunday\, as in 2025). This rare combination of feast and fast carries powerful meaning: \n\n\nJust like Good Friday\, we fast in awe and reverence before the mystery of the Cross. \n\n\nThe UGCC tradition observes abstinence from meat and animal products (dairy and eggs)\, and many faithful may fast from oil and wine as well. \n\n\nThe fast emphasizes that salvation came at a great cost\, and it invites us to participate in Christ’s self-emptying love. \n\n\nThis is one of the very few Sundays in the year (besides possibly Great Lent and Holy Week Sundays) when strict fasting is retained despite the resurrectional character of the day. \n\n5. 🔔 A Day of Mourning and Victory\nThe mood of the feast is both somber and triumphant: \n\n\nIn Byzantine churches\, dark vestments may be worn (or sometimes red\, symbolizing martyrdom). \n\n\nThe faithful remember the suffering of Christ\, but also proclaim His resurrection and glorification. \n\n\nThis duality of grief and glory is unique to this feast and shapes how it’s observed in both public worship and private devotion. \n\n\n\n✥ Family and Parish Traditions\nIn homes and parishes\, people may also: \n\n\nPrepare flower garlands for the Cross. \n\n\nRead the Passion narratives or meditate on the Stations of the Cross. \n\n\nFast from social media\, distractions\, or luxury as a way of uniting more closely to Christ. \n\n\nDecorate a home icon corner with a cross\, candles\, and flowers to remind the household of the feast’s solemnity. \n\n\n\n✥ A Note on the Cross as a “Second Pascha”\nThe Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross is sometimes called a “Second Good Friday.” It reminds us that: \n\nThere is no Resurrection without the Cross.There is no true life without self-sacrifice.There is no glory without love laid down. \n\n\n✥ Final Reflection\nAs the Cross is lifted high before our eyes\, we are reminded that Christ’s love is not abstract—it is visible\, tangible\, and pierced. His suffering was real. His victory is real. And our participation in it—through fasting\, veneration\, and prayer—is our path to true life. \n\n\nHere are some fun and fascinating facts about the Basilica of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme (Holy Cross in Jerusalem) in Rome — perfect for sharing with younger generations! \n\n🗺️ Location & Origins\n\n\nThe basilica stands on the Sessorian Palace\, once belonging to Emperor Constantine’s mother\, Empress Helena (early 300s AD) Moovit+14Wikipedia+14Flickr+14. \n\n\nThe floor was inlaid with actual soil from Jerusalem\, making the site feel like a piece of the Holy City in the heart of Rome Rome Actually+2johnsanidopoulos.com+2Horarios de Misa+2. \n\n\n\n🪵 Relic Treasure House\nEmpress Helena returned from her pilgrimage with a stunning collection of Passion relics\, many of which are still venerated today Flickr+2primematters.com+2The Catholic Traveler+2: \n\n\nFragments of the True Cross (three small pieces) \n\n\nA Holy Nail from the Crucifixion \n\n\nTwo thorns from the Crown of Thorns \n\n\nThe Titulus Crucis – the INRI inscription board (“Jesus of Nazareth\, King of the Jews”) Mapcarta+15Wikipedia+15Wikipedia+15Lonely Planet+8Wikipedia+8primematters.com+8Horarios de Misa \n\n\nA fragment of the penitent thief’s cross \n\n\nSoil from Calvary\, beneath the Chapel of St. Helena walksinrome.com+4The Catholic Traveler+4sightsofrome.blogspot.com+4 \n\n\nThese relics are securely preserved behind glass in a dedicated modern Chapel of Relics Wikipediawalksinrome.com. \n\n🕯️ Legends & Stories\n\n\n🧙‍♀️ Miracle test: To identify the True Cross\, Helena touched three crosses to a dying woman. She was miraculously healed by one\, confirming it was Christ’s cross evangelist.org+5primematters.com+5The Catholic Traveler+5. \n\n\n🔎 Titulus puzzle: The inscription board in three languages (Hebrew\, Latin\, Greek) is written from right to left—a clue pointing to its authenticity johnsanidopoulos.comWikipedia. \n\n\n⚒️ In the Middle Ages\, a guardian (“staurophylax”) would watch pilgrims kissing the True Cross so they couldn’t chip off pieces to take home evangelist.org. \n\n\n\n🏛️ Architecture & Art\n\n\nOriginally built ca. 325\, renovated in the 12th century (with medieval bell tower) and Baroque facade added in the 18th century by Pope Benedict XIV Turismo Roma+2Italia.it+2primematters.com+2. \n\n\nThe apse fresco cycle (1490s) by Antoniazzo Romano pictorially narrates the discovery and translation of the True Cross Lonely Planet+5walksinrome.com+5Turismo Roma+5. \n\n\n\n🗺️ How to Reach It\n\n\nPiazza di Santa Croce in Gerusalemme\, Rome (rione Esquilino)\, near Porta Maggiore walksinrome.com+15Wikipedia+15romanchurches.fandom.com+15. \n\n\nAccessible by bus (105\, 51\, 649\, 792)\, metro A (Battistini line)\, light rail 14\, or train FC1\, all stopping near the basilica evangelist.org+13Moovit+13Moovit+13. \n\n\nIt’s one of Rome’s Seven Pilgrim Churches—a top stop on many spiritual & tourist routes Horarios de Misa+4Wikipedia+4Turismo Roma+4. \n\n\n\n🌟 Why It’s Cool for Kids & Teens\n\n\n\n\n\nFun Element\nWhy It’s Cool\n\n\n\n\nReal wooden relics\nBits from the Cross\, nails\, thorns—real artifacts you can actually see!\n\n\nLegendary treasure hunt\nHelena’s story reads like an archaeological adventure with miracles and puzzles.\n\n\nSoil from Jerusalem\nThey’re literally standing on holy ground from another continent.\n\n\nBeautiful art & history\nFrescoes\, Baroque facade\, ancient palace stones—it’s a time machine!\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n✨ Curious Challenge\nNext time you’re in Rome—or journeying there—plan a visit! Have some fun: \n\n\nSpot the relics in the glass cases. \n\n\nLook for the frescoes above the altar showing Helena’s discovery. \n\n\nTrace your route on the map\, using buses or metro lines listed above.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/feast-of-the-universal-exaltation-of-the-precious-and-life-giving-cross-1000-am/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School
DESCRIPTION:Experience Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School\nJoin us for the Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School\, a cherished occasion for our community to come together in faith and worship. The Divine Liturgy is the heart of our spiritual life in the Ukrainian Catholic tradition\, a sacred service where we celebrate the presence of Christ in our lives and among our community. \nWhat is the Divine Liturgy?\nThe Divine Liturgy is more than just a church service; it is the central act of Christian worship where the Eucharist is celebrated. During this sacred rite\, we come together to participate in the life-giving mystery of Christ’s body and blood. It is a time for prayer\, reflection\, and community bonding as we express our faith through the rituals and traditions that have been passed down through generations. \nAt St. Isidore School\, we strive to create a welcoming environment for all attendees\, whether you are a regular member of our parish or visiting for the first time. The Divine Liturgy provides an opportunity for everyone to deepen their relationship with God and to experience the warmth and unity of our faith community. \nExperience the beauty of the Divine Liturgy as we come together in worship\, prayer\, and community. Your presence enriches our collective faith journey\, and we look forward to sharing this sacred experience with you. \nThe Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School is a cornerstone of our community’s spiritual life\, offering a time for worship\, reflection\, and fellowship. Join us as we gather to celebrate our faith\, support one another\, and seek the guidance of God in our lives.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/divine-liturgy-at-st-isidore-school-17/
LOCATION:Holy Spirit Catholic Elementary School\, 151 Crimson Dr\, Sherwood Park\, Alberta\, T8H 2R2\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays
DESCRIPTION:Experience the Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays\nJoin us every Wednesday for the Weekly Divine Liturgy at our parish\, a beautiful opportunity for worship\, reflection\, and community bonding in the heart of our spiritual life. This midweek service allows our congregation to come together to deepen our faith\, find solace in prayer\, and connect. \nThe Significance of the Divine Liturgy\nThe Divine Liturgy is the central act of worship in the Ukrainian Catholic tradition. It is a sacred celebration where we gather as a community to honour and remember the life\, death\, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. During this service\, we participate in the Holy Eucharist\, which is the foundation of our faith and a source of spiritual nourishment. \nWednesdays are particularly special\, offering a pause in the week for spiritual renewal and connection with God. Whether you are a longtime member of our parish or a newcomer seeking a spiritual home\, you are warmly invited to join us for this uplifting experience. \nA Welcoming Environment for All\nOur Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays is designed to be accessible and welcoming for everyone\, including families and individuals of all ages. We encourage parents to bring their children\, as this is a wonderful opportunity to instill the values of faith and community from a young age. \nThe atmosphere during the Divine Liturgy is warm and inviting\, creating a sense of belonging for all attendees. We strive to make every participant feel at home\, allowing them to engage fully in the worship experience. \nJoin Us for Weekly Worship\nWe invite you to make the Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays a part of your spiritual journey.\nThis midweek gathering offers a unique chance to recharge spiritually\, reflect on the Word of God\, and connect with fellow parishioners. Through prayer\, music\, and shared faith\, we can support one another in our journeys of faith.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/weekly-divine-liturgy-on-wednesdays-9/2025-09-17/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Millennium Pavilion Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Divine Liturgy at the Lodge with seniors. Usual time for service is @10 AM but today is at 1:30PM \nDivine Liturgy at Millennium Pavilion Lodge \nCome join us for the Divine Liturgy at Millennium Pavilion Lodge\, a sacred celebration in the Ukrainian Catholic tradition. This special gathering offers our seniors the gift of prayer\, comfort\, and connection with Christ and with one another. \nFamilies and friends are encouraged to attend and share in this meaningful time of worship and fellowship. \n 
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/millennium-pavilion-lodge/
LOCATION:St. Michael’s Health Group\, 7408 139 Ave NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T5C 3H7\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250921T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250921T100000
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SUMMARY:Rosary Prayer
DESCRIPTION:Join Us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\nAs we gather in faith\, we invite you to participate in our Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, a special opportunity to prepare our hearts and minds for worship. This sacred time of prayer is open to all\, providing a space for reflection\, devotion\, and community connection. \nA Sacred Tradition \nThe rosary is a powerful form of prayer that has been cherished in the Catholic tradition for centuries. By praying the rosary\, we meditate on the life of Jesus Christ and the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This beautiful devotion helps us deepen our relationship with God\, fostering a sense of peace and spiritual clarity. In our parish\, we honour this tradition by offering a communal rosary prayer before each Divine Liturgy. \nPreparing for Worship \nThe Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy serves as an essential preparation for the liturgical celebration that follows. As we come together to pray\, we create an atmosphere of reverence and unity within our community. Each bead of the rosary represents a moment of contemplation\, allowing us to reflect on the mysteries of faith and the love of God. \nThis time of prayer is not only a personal journey but also a collective experience that strengthens our bonds as a parish community. We encourage everyone to participate\, whether you are a long-time member of our parish or a newcomer seeking a deeper understanding of our faith. \nPraying for Peace and Guidance \nDuring the rosary\, we lift our intentions to God\, praying for our families\, our communities\, and those in need of comfort and healing. In particular\, we focus our prayers on peace in our world\, seeking divine intervention in times of conflict and unrest. As we pray\, we remember those suffering from the challenges in Ukraine and around the globe\, placing our trust in God’s grace and mercy. \nThe act of praying the rosary invites us to pause and reflect on the blessings in our lives while acknowledging the struggles we face. Together\, we ask for strength and guidance\, fostering a spirit of hope that transcends our individual experiences. \nA Welcoming Community \nWe invite all members of our parish and newcomers alike to join us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy. This gathering is open to everyone\, regardless of your familiarity with the rosary or your level of faith. Our community is built on love\, support\, and shared spiritual growth\, making it a welcoming place for all. \nThe Power of Collective Prayer \nThe Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy exemplifies the power of collective prayer. When we come together to pray\, we create a ripple effect of positive energy that can bring about transformation in our lives and the lives of those around us. Each prayer offered is a testament to our faith and commitment to supporting one another on our spiritual journeys. \nJoin Us for This Special Occasion \nWe warmly welcome you to participate in this special occasion of faith and community. As we gather for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, let us open our hearts to the grace of God and the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Your presence enriches our community and strengthens our collective prayers. \nTogether\, let us embark on this sacred journey\, seeking peace\, guidance\, and unity through our devotion. Whether you are a mother praying for your children\, a friend supporting a loved one\, or someone simply seeking solace\, we invite you to be part of this meaningful experience. \nJoin us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, where we come together in prayer\, love\, and faith. Let us unite our hearts in supplication and thanksgiving as we prepare to celebrate the Divine Liturgy and the blessings of our faith.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/rosary/2025-09-21/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250921T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250921T103000
DTSTAMP:20260416T034045
CREATED:20240930T200203Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250509T052009Z
UID:10001815-1758448800-1758450600@stnicholasucp.ca
SUMMARY:Divine Liturgy
DESCRIPTION:Experience the Divine Liturgy on Sundays at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton\nJoin us every Sunday at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton for the Divine Liturgy\, a cornerstone of our faith and community. Our bilingual service at 10:00 AM\, conducted in both English and Ukrainian\, ensures that everyone feels welcome and can participate in the spiritual celebration. This sacred gathering offers an opportunity for all to connect with God\, deepen faith\, and join in prayer with our Ukrainian church community. \nWhy Attend the Sunday Divine Liturgy?\nSunday holds special significance for Christians worldwide as a day to commemorate the resurrection of Christ. At St. Nicholas in Edmonton\, the Divine Liturgy is a time for personal reflection\, community worship\, and strengthening our spiritual bond. It’s an essential part of the Ukrainian Catholic Church tradition\, where individuals\, families\, and newcomers come together in faith. \nBy attending the Divine Liturgy on Sundays\, you will not only participate in the Holy Eucharist but also experience the communal strength of our Ukrainian church. We welcome all—longtime parishioners and first-time visitors alike—to celebrate\, learn\, and grow in the Catholic faith. \nStructure of the Divine Liturgy\nOur Sunday Divine Liturgy follows the traditional structure of the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom and includes: \n\nOpening Hymn: A hymn to start the service\, filled with joy and reverence.\nGreeting by the Parish Priest: Welcoming the congregation\, reinforcing our shared faith and commitment to the community.\nLiturgy of the Word: Including the Epistle reading\, Gospel reading\, and a homily that reflects on the teachings of the Scriptures and applies them to everyday life.\nLiturgy of the Eucharist: Preparation and participation in the Sacrament of Holy Communion\, the heart of the Divine Liturgy.\nReception of the Eucharist: A moment of unity as we partake in the Holy Communion together.\nLiturgy of Thanksgiving: Giving thanks for the blessings we have received through the sacrament.\nClosing Hymn: Ending the service with another hymn\, sending the congregation forth in peace and joy.\n\nA Welcoming Bilingual Service\nAt St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton\, we proudly offer a bilingual Divine Liturgy\, celebrating both English and Ukrainian languages. This inclusive approach allows our community\, rooted in both traditions\, to worship together and feel connected regardless of language. Families\, individuals\, and newcomers from all walks of life are welcome to join and experience this beautiful expression of faith in our Ukrainian Catholic Church. \nWhy Join Us?\nWhether you’re a longstanding member or visiting for the first time\, attending the Divine Liturgy offers spiritual nourishment and a chance to engage with a supportive parish community. Our Edmonton parish provides a warm and inviting atmosphere\, making it a perfect place for individuals and families to grow in faith. \nThe Divine Liturgy on Sundays at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton is an essential part of our spiritual life. Join us to connect with God\, participate in the Sacrament of Holy Communion\, and unite with fellow parishioners in faith. We look forward to welcoming you into our Ukrainian church community and growing together in Christ’s love.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/divine-liturgy/2025-09-21/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250923T083500
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250923T093000
DTSTAMP:20260416T034045
CREATED:20250916T231331Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250916T231331Z
UID:10002089-1758616500-1758619800@stnicholasucp.ca
SUMMARY:Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School
DESCRIPTION:Experience Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School\nJoin us for the Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School\, a cherished occasion for our community to come together in faith and worship. The Divine Liturgy is the heart of our spiritual life in the Ukrainian Catholic tradition\, a sacred service where we celebrate the presence of Christ in our lives and among our community. \nWhat is the Divine Liturgy?\nThe Divine Liturgy is more than just a church service; it is the central act of Christian worship where the Eucharist is celebrated. During this sacred rite\, we come together to participate in the life-giving mystery of Christ’s body and blood. It is a time for prayer\, reflection\, and community bonding as we express our faith through the rituals and traditions that have been passed down through generations. \nAt St. Isidore School\, we strive to create a welcoming environment for all attendees\, whether you are a regular member of our parish or visiting for the first time. The Divine Liturgy provides an opportunity for everyone to deepen their relationship with God and to experience the warmth and unity of our faith community. \nExperience the beauty of the Divine Liturgy as we come together in worship\, prayer\, and community. Your presence enriches our collective faith journey\, and we look forward to sharing this sacred experience with you. \nThe Divine Liturgy at St. Isidore School is a cornerstone of our community’s spiritual life\, offering a time for worship\, reflection\, and fellowship. Join us as we gather to celebrate our faith\, support one another\, and seek the guidance of God in our lives.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/divine-liturgy-at-st-isidore-school-18/
LOCATION:Holy Spirit Catholic Elementary School\, 151 Crimson Dr\, Sherwood Park\, Alberta\, T8H 2R2\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250924T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250924T230000
DTSTAMP:20260416T034045
CREATED:20250916T231744Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250916T231744Z
UID:10002097-1758708000-1758754800@stnicholasucp.ca
SUMMARY:Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays
DESCRIPTION:Experience the Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays\nJoin us every Wednesday for the Weekly Divine Liturgy at our parish\, a beautiful opportunity for worship\, reflection\, and community bonding in the heart of our spiritual life. This midweek service allows our congregation to come together to deepen our faith\, find solace in prayer\, and connect. \nThe Significance of the Divine Liturgy\nThe Divine Liturgy is the central act of worship in the Ukrainian Catholic tradition. It is a sacred celebration where we gather as a community to honour and remember the life\, death\, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. During this service\, we participate in the Holy Eucharist\, which is the foundation of our faith and a source of spiritual nourishment. \nWednesdays are particularly special\, offering a pause in the week for spiritual renewal and connection with God. Whether you are a longtime member of our parish or a newcomer seeking a spiritual home\, you are warmly invited to join us for this uplifting experience. \nA Welcoming Environment for All\nOur Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays is designed to be accessible and welcoming for everyone\, including families and individuals of all ages. We encourage parents to bring their children\, as this is a wonderful opportunity to instill the values of faith and community from a young age. \nThe atmosphere during the Divine Liturgy is warm and inviting\, creating a sense of belonging for all attendees. We strive to make every participant feel at home\, allowing them to engage fully in the worship experience. \nJoin Us for Weekly Worship\nWe invite you to make the Weekly Divine Liturgy on Wednesdays a part of your spiritual journey.\nThis midweek gathering offers a unique chance to recharge spiritually\, reflect on the Word of God\, and connect with fellow parishioners. Through prayer\, music\, and shared faith\, we can support one another in our journeys of faith.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/weekly-divine-liturgy-on-wednesdays-10/2025-09-24/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250925T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250925T110000
DTSTAMP:20260416T034045
CREATED:20250917T003451Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250917T003451Z
UID:10002110-1758794400-1758798000@stnicholasucp.ca
SUMMARY:Ottewell Place Lodge
DESCRIPTION:Divine Liturgy at Ottewell Place Lodge with Seniors \nJoin us for the Divine Liturgy at Ottewell Place Lodge\, a special gathering with our senior residents. This cherished service in the Ukrainian Catholic tradition offers prayer\, reflection\, and a sense of community\, bringing comfort and spiritual nourishment to everyone present. \nFamily members and friends are warmly invited to share in this meaningful time of worship and fellowship.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/ottewell-place-lodge-5/2025-09-25/
LOCATION:Ottewell Place Lodge\, 6207 92 Ave NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 0S3\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250927T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250927T110000
DTSTAMP:20260416T034045
CREATED:20250916T214035Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251003T025610Z
UID:10002079-1758963600-1758970800@stnicholasucp.ca
SUMMARY:Morning Prayer and Coffee for the Man
DESCRIPTION:Morning Prayer and Coffee for the Man\nKnights of Columbus COR Formation – Fall/Winter 2025 \nWe are pleased to invite you to a new season of COR gatherings\, part of the Knights of Columbus men’s formation initiative. COR—from the Latin word for “heart”—is an opportunity for Catholic men to grow in faith\, brotherhood\, and spiritual depth. \nEach session begins with the Divine Liturgy at 9:00 AM\, followed by coffee and open conversation around a monthly spiritual theme. These gatherings provide a simple but meaningful space for men to pray together\, share experiences\, and strengthen their walk with Christ. \n🗓️ Fall/Winter 2025 Gathering Dates: \n\n\nSaturday\, September 27 \n\n\nSaturday\, October 25 \n\n\nSaturday\, November 29 \n\n\nSaturday\, December 13 \n\n\n📍 Location:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church9507 Austin O’Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, AB T6C 2V1 \n🎯 September Theme:“Beginning of the Liturgical Year – Reset Our Spiritual Compass\, Begin in God”As we step into the new liturgical year\, we will reflect on what it means to begin again in Christ—renewing our direction\, grounding ourselves in prayer\, and walking together as men of faith. \nThese gatherings are open to all Catholic men\, regardless of parish or background. While the program is rooted in the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC)\, it also draws deeply from the Roman Catholic tradition\, offering reflections and insights from both lungs of the Church. \n👉 For now\, we will begin slowly—meeting once a month. If there is greater interest\, we may gather more often\, perhaps twice a month\, or even weekly in the years to come. \nCome\, pray\, learn\, and grow in faith with us. \nIn Christ\,Fr. Slavko DumecState Chaplain\, Knights of Columbus Alberta/NWT
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/morning-prayer-and-coffee-for-the-man-5/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250928T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250928T100000
DTSTAMP:20260416T034045
CREATED:20240930T172816Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250509T051802Z
UID:10000052-1759051800-1759053600@stnicholasucp.ca
SUMMARY:Rosary Prayer
DESCRIPTION:Join Us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\nAs we gather in faith\, we invite you to participate in our Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, a special opportunity to prepare our hearts and minds for worship. This sacred time of prayer is open to all\, providing a space for reflection\, devotion\, and community connection. \nA Sacred Tradition \nThe rosary is a powerful form of prayer that has been cherished in the Catholic tradition for centuries. By praying the rosary\, we meditate on the life of Jesus Christ and the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. This beautiful devotion helps us deepen our relationship with God\, fostering a sense of peace and spiritual clarity. In our parish\, we honour this tradition by offering a communal rosary prayer before each Divine Liturgy. \nPreparing for Worship \nThe Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy serves as an essential preparation for the liturgical celebration that follows. As we come together to pray\, we create an atmosphere of reverence and unity within our community. Each bead of the rosary represents a moment of contemplation\, allowing us to reflect on the mysteries of faith and the love of God. \nThis time of prayer is not only a personal journey but also a collective experience that strengthens our bonds as a parish community. We encourage everyone to participate\, whether you are a long-time member of our parish or a newcomer seeking a deeper understanding of our faith. \nPraying for Peace and Guidance \nDuring the rosary\, we lift our intentions to God\, praying for our families\, our communities\, and those in need of comfort and healing. In particular\, we focus our prayers on peace in our world\, seeking divine intervention in times of conflict and unrest. As we pray\, we remember those suffering from the challenges in Ukraine and around the globe\, placing our trust in God’s grace and mercy. \nThe act of praying the rosary invites us to pause and reflect on the blessings in our lives while acknowledging the struggles we face. Together\, we ask for strength and guidance\, fostering a spirit of hope that transcends our individual experiences. \nA Welcoming Community \nWe invite all members of our parish and newcomers alike to join us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy. This gathering is open to everyone\, regardless of your familiarity with the rosary or your level of faith. Our community is built on love\, support\, and shared spiritual growth\, making it a welcoming place for all. \nThe Power of Collective Prayer \nThe Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy exemplifies the power of collective prayer. When we come together to pray\, we create a ripple effect of positive energy that can bring about transformation in our lives and the lives of those around us. Each prayer offered is a testament to our faith and commitment to supporting one another on our spiritual journeys. \nJoin Us for This Special Occasion \nWe warmly welcome you to participate in this special occasion of faith and community. As we gather for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, let us open our hearts to the grace of God and the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Your presence enriches our community and strengthens our collective prayers. \nTogether\, let us embark on this sacred journey\, seeking peace\, guidance\, and unity through our devotion. Whether you are a mother praying for your children\, a friend supporting a loved one\, or someone simply seeking solace\, we invite you to be part of this meaningful experience. \nJoin us for the Rosary Prayer Before Divine Liturgy\, where we come together in prayer\, love\, and faith. Let us unite our hearts in supplication and thanksgiving as we prepare to celebrate the Divine Liturgy and the blessings of our faith.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/rosary/2025-09-28/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250928T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20250928T103000
DTSTAMP:20260416T034045
CREATED:20240930T200203Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250509T052009Z
UID:10001816-1759053600-1759055400@stnicholasucp.ca
SUMMARY:Divine Liturgy
DESCRIPTION:Experience the Divine Liturgy on Sundays at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton\nJoin us every Sunday at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton for the Divine Liturgy\, a cornerstone of our faith and community. Our bilingual service at 10:00 AM\, conducted in both English and Ukrainian\, ensures that everyone feels welcome and can participate in the spiritual celebration. This sacred gathering offers an opportunity for all to connect with God\, deepen faith\, and join in prayer with our Ukrainian church community. \nWhy Attend the Sunday Divine Liturgy?\nSunday holds special significance for Christians worldwide as a day to commemorate the resurrection of Christ. At St. Nicholas in Edmonton\, the Divine Liturgy is a time for personal reflection\, community worship\, and strengthening our spiritual bond. It’s an essential part of the Ukrainian Catholic Church tradition\, where individuals\, families\, and newcomers come together in faith. \nBy attending the Divine Liturgy on Sundays\, you will not only participate in the Holy Eucharist but also experience the communal strength of our Ukrainian church. We welcome all—longtime parishioners and first-time visitors alike—to celebrate\, learn\, and grow in the Catholic faith. \nStructure of the Divine Liturgy\nOur Sunday Divine Liturgy follows the traditional structure of the Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom and includes: \n\nOpening Hymn: A hymn to start the service\, filled with joy and reverence.\nGreeting by the Parish Priest: Welcoming the congregation\, reinforcing our shared faith and commitment to the community.\nLiturgy of the Word: Including the Epistle reading\, Gospel reading\, and a homily that reflects on the teachings of the Scriptures and applies them to everyday life.\nLiturgy of the Eucharist: Preparation and participation in the Sacrament of Holy Communion\, the heart of the Divine Liturgy.\nReception of the Eucharist: A moment of unity as we partake in the Holy Communion together.\nLiturgy of Thanksgiving: Giving thanks for the blessings we have received through the sacrament.\nClosing Hymn: Ending the service with another hymn\, sending the congregation forth in peace and joy.\n\nA Welcoming Bilingual Service\nAt St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton\, we proudly offer a bilingual Divine Liturgy\, celebrating both English and Ukrainian languages. This inclusive approach allows our community\, rooted in both traditions\, to worship together and feel connected regardless of language. Families\, individuals\, and newcomers from all walks of life are welcome to join and experience this beautiful expression of faith in our Ukrainian Catholic Church. \nWhy Join Us?\nWhether you’re a longstanding member or visiting for the first time\, attending the Divine Liturgy offers spiritual nourishment and a chance to engage with a supportive parish community. Our Edmonton parish provides a warm and inviting atmosphere\, making it a perfect place for individuals and families to grow in faith. \nThe Divine Liturgy on Sundays at St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish in Edmonton is an essential part of our spiritual life. Join us to connect with God\, participate in the Sacrament of Holy Communion\, and unite with fellow parishioners in faith. We look forward to welcoming you into our Ukrainian church community and growing together in Christ’s love.
URL:https://stnicholasucp.ca/event/divine-liturgy/2025-09-28/
LOCATION:St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Parish\, 9507 Austin O'Brien Rd NW\, Edmonton\, Alberta\, T6B 2C1\, Canada
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