On the radiant feast of Holy Pascha, our parish joyfully gathered to celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. Filled with light, prayer, and the triumphant proclamation “Christ is Risen! Indeed He is Risen!” , we entered into the heart of our faith — the victory of life over death. The Paschal services brought together our parish family in a spirit of deep joy, hope, and renewal. United in prayer, we gave thanks for the gift of salvation and the new life granted t

On Good Friday, April 3, our parish gathered in prayer to reflect on the Passion and death of our Lord Jesus Christ. Despite the snow blizzard, many of the faithful came to church, offering a strong witness of devotion and love for Christ. Through the solemn prayers, the reading of the Passion, and the veneration of the Holy Shroud, we were invited to enter more deeply into the mystery of His sacrifice. This day reminded us that even in the midst of difficulties, our faith ca

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