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First Ever Eastern Catholic Vocations Fair
The Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia, in conjunction with the help and support of the Region 15 Eastern Catholic Bishops of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), hosted the very first Eastern Catholic Vocations Fair of 2012 at the Ukrainian Catholic National Shrine of the Holy Family on Sunday, January 22nd, 2012, from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Approximately 200 people came to visit the fair, some were from the local area; others were pilgrims traveling to Washington, DC, for the National Right to Life activities taking place that weekend. All came to see the various exhibits at the fair and learn more about the various Eastern Catholic Churches that are here in the United States. Despite the bad weather, 17 exhibitors came from all over the country – some from as far away as Olympia, WA. These exhibitors represented a broad and diverse picture of the Eastern Catholic Churches in the United States.
(Click here to read full article) Published: January 31, 2012 |
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Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Philadelphia, PA
Annunciation BVM, Melrose Park, PA
Assumption, Perth Amboy, NJ
Holy Ghost, West Easton, PA
Holy Trinity, Silver Spring, MD
Immaculate Conception, Hillside, NJ
Nativity of the BVM, Reading, PA
Presentation of Our Lord, Lansdale, PA
Ss. Cyril & Methodius, Berwick, PA
Ss. Cyril & Methodius, Olyphant, PA
Ss. Peter & Paul, Clifton Heights, PA
Ss. Peter & Paul, Plymouth, PA
Ss. Peter & Paul, Wilkes-Barre, PA
St. Anne, Warrington, PA
St. Mary, Bristol, PA
St. John the Baptist, Newark, NJ
St. Josaphat, Bethlehem, PA
St. Josaphat, Philadelphia, PA
St. Josaphat, Trenton, NJ
St. Michael, Shenandoah, PA
St. Nicholas, Millville, NJ
St. Nicholas, Passaic, NJ
St. Nicholas, Wilmington, DE
St. Vladimir, Scranton, PA
St. Stephen, Toms River, NJ
Transfiguration of Our Lord, Nanticoke, PA
Transfiguration of Our Lord, Shamokin, PA
Ukrainian Catholic National Shrine of the Holy Family, Washington, DC
Ukrainian Catholic Eparchies in the USA Links
Eparchy of Stamford
Eparchy of St. Nicholas in Chicago
Eparchy of St. Josaphat in Parma
Ukrainian Religious Communities & Seminary Links
Basilian Contemplative Nuns
Holy Transfiguration Skete
Missionary Sisters of the Mother of God
Sisters of the Order of St. Basil the Great
Sisters Servants of Mary Immaculate
St. Josaphat's Seminary, Washington, DC
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Assumption Ukrainian Catholic School, Perth Amboy, NJ
St. Josaphat's Ukrainian Catholic School, Philadelphia, PA
St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic School, Passaic, NJ
St. Basil Academy (High School), Jenkintown, PA
Manor College, Jenkintown, PA
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Ascension Manor Apartments
911 N. Franklin Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123
 Ascension Manor is a non-profit senior citizen apartment complex for people 62 and older. It is located one block away from the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Philadelphia. It is under the direction of the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia. For more information on Ascension Manor or for an application, please call 215-922-1116 or visit the website link below.
For an Ascension Manor application and for more information click here.
Telephone: 215-922-1116
E-mail: ascensionmanor1@am1.comcastbiz.net
Website (click here)
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Our Lady of Sorrows Ukrainian Catholic Cemetery
2618 - 2637 Village Road, Langhorne, PA 19047
 Conveniently located in Langhorne, PA, near the intersection of Rt. 1 and Rt. I-95. We are just minutes from center city Philadelphia, Bristol, and Trenton. Our plots are reasonably priced, with pre laid foundations included in the purchase price of the plot. Contact the cemetery office for additional information.
Telephone: 215-627-0143
E-mail: ukrcathcem@catholic.org
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Treasury of Faith Museum
810 N. Franklin Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123
(1st and 2nd levels)
The museum was founded in 2002 and was established to manifest and preserve the Catholic faith, courage, and determination of our ancestors. It reflects the roots and history of our Ukrainian Catholic Church in the United States of America. The museum houses artifacts from parishes within the Philadelphia Archeparchy. Contact the Treasury of Faith Museum for more information and tours.
Telephone: 215-627-3389
E-mail: tofmuseum@catholic.org
Website (click here)
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Byzantine Church Supplies Store
810 N. Franklin Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123 (lower level)
In the store, you will find books, icons, crosses, Christian Incense, church supplies, various linens, priest's vestments, and more!
Business Hours:
M-F 9:30am-4:00pm
Telephone: 215-627-0660
E-mail: supplies@ukrarcheparchy.us
Website (click here)
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Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia
827 N. Franklin St., Philadelphia, PA 19123
Telephone: 215-627-0143
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Please consider donating to the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia via PayPal. You can direct your gift to support: Cathedral, St. Josaphat Seminary, Archieparchial Support, Evangelization Programs, or the Kyiv Sobor. Thank you for your generous support.
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 The Metropolitan Tribunal Office at the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia is hosting the 2012 CLSA Eastern Regional Conference May 8th-10th in Philadelphia. The Conference Registration is $100. For more information on the Conference visit their Facebook page click here.
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Do you feel God calling you in your life? Perhaps to a life of service as a priest, deacon, monk, or nun? Or perhaps to help out the Church and your fellow men and women in the world by working as a layperson? Or do you feel called to the married life? Perhaps you feel God calling you to live a chaste and celibate life while working in His vineyard?
In whatever direction you feel called by God, we at the Archeparchial Vocations Office are here to help you discern your call in life. Take a look at our dedicated vocations website and feel free to join our Vocations Page on Facebook; join in conversation with us and your fellow Catholic Christians on Twitter too!
May God send His Holy Spirit upon you in discerning God's call in your life!
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