Our brothers and sisters in Ukraine hope and pray that we here in America do not forget them in their trials and tribulations of war. They hope and expect us to 1) pray for them and 2) support them.
And this is exactly what we do here at SS Peter & Paul, the center of all things Ukrainian in Montgomery county. So don't stay home Saturdays and Sundays. Come to Church and pray with us. Both God and our kin in blood and spirit need us NOW, need our prayers and need our support! |
Praying for Peace in UkraineWe continually pray for all who travel to the safety of neighboring nations as well as those who fight for freedom, and the perseverance of liberty, justice, and independence.
*** We continually pray as one united voice throughout all of our churches, throughout our great nation, and throughout all countries in our world that our Lord Jesus will grant our People Freedom, Democracy, and Peace. *** You can still send in monetary donations for aiding our Ukrainian sisters and brothers in this time of need.
Please know that all donations will directly support humanitarian efforts through our Archbishop's initiatives just write your check to SS Peter & Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church *** Our Mailing Address: SS. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Church PO Box 126 Bridgeport, PA 19405 |
Protection of the Theotokos |
Services for the Weekend of
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Saturday, October 12th at noon the Rosary will be recitation at St. John's Church at the bottom of Union Avenue for political peace.
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Our parish cemetery is beautifully maintained and well taken care of by Matthew Martyniuk, our caretaker. While family and friends of the deceased are allowed to take care of their loved ones gravesites, any work from an outside organization must first be approved by Father Ron.
Plots are now available for folks in both 6 and 12 sites/graves. Please see Father for more information. |
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In our local community and in KOP new homes are being built. An estimation of 450 new homes are under construction and will soon be occupied. We expect newcomers being drawn to check out our beautiful church on top of the hill. Please extend a welcoming message, a warm smile, and a helping hand to new faces in our pews.
You MatterYou Matter. You Count. You are Important!
If you would like to volunteer your services no matter how small, please speak to Father. We can always use a helping hand with our school program, catering events and church activities. |
Sunday Mornings with FatherOur Sunday Mornings with Father You can always catch past inspiring topics and other worthwhile video recordings on our video page. Pray for OthersPlease check the latest bulletin for the current list of our faithful on our prayer list. Please pray for our seriously ill faithful, sick, elderly, and shut ins.
Consider doing acts of charity and acts of kindness. Perhaps a card, a note, a call, an email, a visit, a kind thought, creating a gift, making a care package, doing a checkup call, and a prayer....? To see the current list, please refer our recent bulletins. |
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93rd Annual Pilgrimage
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Pilgrimage Schedulefor Sunday, September 29, 2024
8:30 am - 1:00 pm Mystery of Reconciliation (Confession) 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Hierarchical Divine Liturgy (Bilingual) 1:00 - 3:00 pm Lunch (Ukrainian Fare) 2:00 - 3:00 pm Presentations: “Mother of God: Fountain of Healing” 2:00 - 2:30 pm Rosary 2:30 - 3:00 pm Stations of the Cross for Ukraine 3:00 - 4:00 pm Moleben (Vespers) 4:00 pm Anointing for Healing Blessing of Cars and Buses Followed by Departure
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January- September, 2024+Janet Jackson Zeltner, 70, 9/15/24, Croyden, PA. loving wife, mother and grandmother. View Obituary.
+Katherine Kalamon, 97, 8/31/24, loving mother and grandmother. +Stacy Alexander, 61, 8/22/24, loving mother of three children, View Obituary. +Dorothy Beecher, 86, 6/22/24, loving mother of the late Anna and Fred Beecher, View Obituary +Josephine Jody (Osiadach) Mitchell, 92, 4/27/24, loving sister of the late parishioner Helen Lesczynski, burial service held on 5/3, View Obituary +Michael Davis, 69, 4/12/24, loving father of Michael and Heather, proud grandfather and loving companion of Alice, funeral service scheduled for 4/20, View Obituary +Olga Cienki, 97, 1/29/24, loving mother of Janet and John, spouse of late John, and grandmother of John, Peter, Ivan and Lev, View Obituary +Anna Cheipesh, 89, 2/27/24, mother of Lubov, Olga, and late Alexander, View Obituary +Robert Grohoski, 74, 2/18/24, husband of Elanie, View Obituary +Gary Breitbarth, 73, 1/4/24, father of Matthew and Katie, spouse of late Barbara, View Obituary +Frank Katarynick, 80, 1/8/24, husband of Sandra, father of Kevin, Lisa and Lynn, brother of Kathleen, View Obituary. |
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