PRAY FOR UKRAINE! МОЛІТЬСЯ ЗА УКРАЇНУ!
Welcome to the God-loving and God-Protected
Cathedral Parish of Saint Vladimir
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Please note: Our parish transitioned to the REVISED JULIAN CALENDAR on November 14, 2024
Arch pastor of St. Vladimir Cathedral, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: His Eminence Metropolitan Antony
Dean of St. Vladimir Cathedral, Philadelphia: Mitered Protopriest Taras Naumenko o.tapac@yahoo.com 215-927-2287
Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the United States of America
"The Vision of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA is to transform lives through Christ-centered, compassionate and welcoming communities that embody Sacred Scripture and Holy Tradition while serving and ministering to people as they navigate contemporary life."
Church email address: StVladPhila@gmail.com
Sunday, December 7, 2025
26th Sunday after Pentecost. Tone 1.
St. Ambrose, bishop of Milan (397). Martyr Athenodorus of Mesopotamia (304). Ven. Paul the Obedient. Ven John, faster of the Kyiv Caves (12th c.)
Weekly Bulletin for December 7, 2025
Parish Week at a Glance:
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26th Sunday after Pentecost. Tone 1
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27th Sunday after Pentecost, Tone 2
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8:30AM-9:15AM Confessions 9:00AM 3rd & 6th Hours 9:30AM Divine Liturgy ** St. Nicholas Program and Take-home sale of Varenyky and Holubtsi **
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8:30AM-9:15AM Confessions 9:30AM Divine Liturgy ** St. Nicholas Program and Take-home sale of Varenyky and Holubtsi **
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Pastoral Reflections: Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA
The servant of God
Michael Hryshchyshyn
beloved husband of newly reposed Olga Hryshchyshyn
reposed in the Lord on Friday, November 14, 2025.
Our most sincere condolences sons Michael (Adriana) and Stephen (Kate), and daughter Dori (Stephen) and grandchildren.
Funeral details:
Monday, November 24, 2025
Visitation 9AM - 10AM, Funeral Service begins at 10AM
St. Vladimir Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral
6740 N. 5th Street Philadelphia, PA
Burial at Oakland Cemetery in Philadelphia
Memory Eternal! Вічна Пам'ять!
Obituary for Michael H. Hryshchyshyn | Fletcher Nasevich Funeral Home
Our 2nd Annual Lenten project to raise funds to purchase medical kits for Ukrainian soldiers has officially ended.
We are happy to announce we EXCEEDED our goal of raising $10,000 by Pascha, May 5, 2024! In total, we collected $13,895!
Nearly half of this total came from an unexpected source. A former parishioner, Michael Bezney, recently celebrated a milestone birthday. His friends were looking for a charity to make donations in his honor and, after researching, chose our Hope Fund. We are honored and blessed to have received $6,000 from Michael's friends and coworkers!
We thank all of the donors from our parish and elsewhere who made it possible for us to recently purchase $15,000 in medical supplies for Ukraine. 175 "Stop The Bleed" Kits and 100 Chest Seals were purchased and shipped. We have recently received confirmation that these supplies have reached our contacts in Ukraine, and notes of gratitude for the lives that may be saved by these supplies. Слава Україні! Героям Слава!
We will continue to purchase medical kits for Ukraine, when more donations are received.
Click here to donate. Select "Hope Fund" from the drop-down list.
Please remember to cover all fees related to online donations, or make a cash or check donation in our church office.
Thank you for continuing to support the medical needs of our Ukrainian soldiers!












