Christ is among us!
This week vigil light is offered to God’s glory by Christopher Komondy in memory of Fr. Diego Borgatello.
Dear parishioners and guests, after each Divine Liturgy, coffee and hard rolls are available in the church hall.
Dear Parishioners please turn off your phones during the Divine Liturgy. Your phones make our stream live difficult. Thank you!
Every Sunday you can watch stream live on parish Facebook at the 9:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy in English and 10:30 a.m. Divine Liturgy in Ukrainian. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stmichaelnewhaven
Two children from our parish will receive First Holy Communion this year. Our school teacher Halia Lodynsky has worked tirelessly to prepare Kalynna Gildea and Justyna Samantha Horbaty Young for this event. The First Holy Communion will take place TODAY, Sunday, June 6. There will be only one Divine Liturgy at 10:30 a.m. All parishioners are invited to attend and celebrate this event with the children.
SISTERS SERVANTS OF MARY IMMACULATE invites you to THE 67th HOLY DORMITION PILGRIMAGE on August 14-15. Theme “Mary, Mother of the Savior and Joseph, Righteous Spouse sustain us in God`s Providence.” NY State Guidelines on the pandemic will be followed. All Liturgical Services and Food Services will be outside.
The Ukrainian School of New Haven informs that a nursery school program for children 2-5 years old started on Saturday, May 15th at 10:00 a.m. at St. Michael’s church hall in New Haven. Instruction will be primarily in Ukrainian language with accommodations for English. Connecticut Covid guidelines will be followed. For further information please call Myron Melnyk (203) 397-2087.
For your own safety and safety of others, please wear a mask in church.
Dear Parishioners: Slowly, but surely we are seeing a lifting of restrictions on gatherings and wearing of Protective Items like face masks. The attendance in church is slowly increasing and I welcome you to consider attending Divine Liturgy. I wish to express a special thanks to all of you on behalf of the Parish for your continued support in the strange times that we are living in. Despite the restrictions placed on your attendance at Divine Liturgy and the various special Liturgical celebrations, your attendance via Facebook, your responses, your thoughts and prayers, your support for parishioners in need as well as the continued financial support that you have mailed in to the Parish is greatly appreciated. Together with the help of God we will survive this national crisis and come out of it stronger than ever spiritually and emotionally. May God bless you all. Fr. Iura Godenciuc.