Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts. Panakhyda — Friday, March 6, 2026 at St Fabians Church

Confession is an opportunity for spiritual renewal through sincere repentance and reconciliation with God. The Sacrament is administered by Fr. Yuriy Fediv.  Please come prayerfully prepared. If you have not confessed for a long time, you may wish to arrive earlier.

The Divine Liturgy is the central service of the Orthodox Church, during which the faithful participate in prayer, Scripture, and the Holy Eucharist. The service is celebrated by Fr. Yuriy Fediv. All are welcome to attend.  Those preparing for Holy Communion are asked to observe prayer and fasting according to Orthodox practice.

Shevchenko Readings will take place following the Divine Liturgy during parish fellowship over coffee and tea. All are welcome to participate in the shared reading of the works of Taras Shevchenko. We kindly ask you to wear traditional embroidered attire (vyshyvanka) and, if possible, bring your own copy of Kobzar.

Confession is an opportunity for spiritual renewal through sincere repentance and reconciliation with God. The Sacrament is administered by Fr. Yuriy Fediv.  Please come prayerfully prepared. If you have not confessed for a long time, you may wish to arrive earlier.

The Divine Liturgy is the central service of the Orthodox Church, during which the faithful participate in prayer, Scripture, and the Holy Eucharist. The service is celebrated by Fr. Yuriy Fediv. All are welcome to attend.  Those preparing for Holy Communion are asked to observe prayer and fasting according to Orthodox practice.

Confession is an opportunity for spiritual renewal through sincere repentance and reconciliation with God. The Sacrament is administered by Fr. Yuriy Fediv.  Please come prayerfully prepared. If you have not confessed for a long time, you may wish to arrive earlier.

The Divine Liturgy is the central service of the Orthodox Church, during which the faithful participate in prayer, Scripture, and the Holy Eucharist. The service is celebrated by Fr. Yuriy Fediv. All are welcome to attend.  Those preparing for Holy Communion are asked to observe prayer and fasting according to Orthodox practice.