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Forgiven

Posted by Mrs Oksana Zagorodniuk on 9/12/20

Listening to the parable about an Unforgiving Servant, we usually assume the servant to be so self-obsessed, so narrowly focused on his well-being, that he just didn't notice the hypocrisy. He may have also considered the King a senile fool, too kind for his own good.  Certainly, there’s not ... Read More »

Communion and Community

Posted by Mrs Oksana Zagorodniuk on 3/20/20

12 years ago I was an active youth leader in my parish. With our Salesian priests, we would provide The vacation with God, or daily church camps, not just for the children of our parish (Ukrainian equivalent of mostly urban and suburban kids) but for different parishes across the ... Read More »

What are the “Scrutinies”? 

Posted by Mrs Oksana Zagorodniuk on 3/11/20

These very special rites are celebrated on the middle three Sundays of Lent, at liturgies where the Elect are present.  The Elect are those in our midst who are preparing for Baptism.  Part of their journey to the font is that they have been received among us, the Rite ... Read More »

When you have nothing to give…

Posted by Mrs Oksana Zagorodniuk on 3/04/20

This is a new blog in which we, the office staff, would like to share some of our thoughts and meditations. We welcome your feedback, questions and comments! 

Today`s post is by our receptionist, Oksana

I am a new mom. This is simultaneously the happiest and the most difficult ... Read More »