

Our parish follows the Byzantine Catholic tradition, rooted in the ancient Christian faith of Kyivan Rus’. We believe that faith is not just an idea but a way of life — expressed through prayer, worship, and community. The Divine Liturgy, sacred icons, and the rhythm of feast days help us encounter the mystery of God in beauty and reverence.
At the center of our worship is the Divine Liturgy, a sacred celebration where heaven and earth meet. Every prayer, hymn, and movement is rich in symbolism — a living expression of the Gospel. The priest faces the altar, leading the people in prayer toward God, reminding us that worship is a shared journey toward His presence.


We are part of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, a Church in full communion with Rome yet faithful to the Eastern liturgical and spiritual heritage. This means our prayers, traditions, and church layout may differ from Roman Catholic practice — but our faith is the same. Through chant, incense, and ritual, we worship with the beauty and dignity handed down through centuries.
We welcome new members through the Sacraments of Baptism, Chrismation (Confirmation), and Eucharist, received together even in infancy — a tradition of the Eastern Church. For those seeking to learn more about the faith or who are new to the community, our parish offers guidance and accompaniment on the journey toward full participation in the Church.
