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Apostolic Exhortation on Holiness
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HORIZONS News
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It is with great sadness that the Eparchy of Parma shares the news that Father Cyril Attak, a retired priest of the eparchy and former longtime pastor of St. Stephen Parish in Allen Park, Michigan, died today, April 16. He was 81 years old. Read on for the funeral arrangements. -
In some ways, it is not necessary to preach on Pascha, for the meaning of the feast is clear. It is the feast of feasts, which brings joy to our hearts. Having felt this joy that is in us, it is an experience that we share with Christ’s followers after Pentecost. Click on the headline to read the full message. -
HOMER GLEN, Ill. — Nandini Kumar looked forward to accompanying her school friend, Karly Krown, to Annunciation Byzantine Catholic church every Easter since grade 7. She would enjoy the celebration, but the thought of becoming Christian never crossed her mind until last year, when she attended her first Good Friday service. In the midst of the prayers, hymns, candlelight, and veneration of the burial shroud of Christ, “I had an epiphany,” she said. READ MORE. -
CLEVELAND — Brandon Conley wasn’t shopping around for a church when he first stepped into St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Parish. But no matter which church he attended after that, he couldn’t help but compare, and none matched up to the welcome and community he had experienced of St. Mary church. READ MORE. -
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — In February, my wife, Kathryn, and I joined 48 people on a faith-based medical mission to Jamaica. The trip was sponsored by the Rotary Club of North Kansas City, Missouri. “Service above Self” was the motto of the mission, which drew Christians from numerous denominations, who worked together to serve the Jamaican people. READ MORE. -
CHICAGO — Two young adults, who chose a life of discipleship in Christ in the Byzantine Catholic Church, were baptized in the Eparchy of Parma on Holy Saturday. Both baptisms were held in parishes dedicated to the Mother of God at either extremes of the eparchy. READ MORE.
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Contact us
Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Parma
1900 Carlton Rd.
Parma, OH 44134Phone: 216-741-8773 Email: chancery@parma.org Hours: Mon-Fri., 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
The Chancery is closed on all major holy days and civil holidays.
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Bishop Milan's Calendar
Bishop Milan Lach, SJ
April 13-15 Pastoral visit to St. John Chrysostom Parish
Columbus, Ohio
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St. Barbara Byzantine Catholic Community
Dayton, Ohio
April 17 Council of Hierarchs
Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaMay
3-22Pastoral Obligations
The Vatican & Slovakia
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upcoming eparchial events
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Monday, April 23BARBERTON, Ohio — Following the 9:30 a.m. Divine Liturgy April 23, the St. George Men’s Group of St. Nicholas Parish, 1051 Robinson Ave., will host a light meal in the parish hall for the feast of St. George. The evening of fellowship will also include a short talk of the vision for the remainder of 2018.
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Monday, April 23DETROIT — The Greek Catholic Union in conjunction with St. Nicholas Parish, Clinton Township, Michigan, is sponsoring an afternoon at Comerica Park to watch the Tigers vs White Sox baseball game May 26. A pregame tailgate party is planned at St. Nicholas church, as well as bus service to and from the stadium. Tickets are $30. Deadline to order tickets is April 23. Info: George Nagrant at gnagrant1@yahoo.com or (248) 542-5278.
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Monday, April 23, 7:00 PMSt. Nicholas Parish, 1051 Robinson Ave., has begun a book study group that will meet Mondays, 7 p.m. The group started Feb. 5, with the book “The Field: Cultivating Salvation,” by the late Russian Orthodox Bishop Ignatius Brianchaninov, which teaches how to live the spiritual life. Register or info: Father Miron Kerul-Kmec, (330) 753-2031.
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Thursday, April 26, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PMUNIONTOWN, Pa. — Mount St. Macrina House of Prayer, 510 West Main St., has organized a candlelight dinner for married couples April 26, 6:30 p.m.-9. Experience a lovely evening of music, dining, a silent auction and a heartwarming presentation in the atmosphere of a former 1903 coal baron’s home. Cost: $70 per couple. Register by April 20: (724) 438-7149 or hpmsm@verizon.net.
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Saturday, April 28, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PMUNIONTOWN, Pa. — Mount St. Macrina House of Prayer, 510 West Main St., will hold a day of spiritual reflection on the theme, “Working toward a Calmer You,” April 28, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. The presentation, by Becky Johnen, will help participants spot stressors and stay in control when the pressure builds by understanding what stress is, how to recognize stress overload, and how to become calmer. The cost is $35. Register by April 24: (724) 438-7149 or hpmsm@verizon.net.
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renewing parish life
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Catholic News Service
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