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A Light in Darkness as a sign of hope

As a sign of hope in darkness, place one (1) electric candle in the window of your home, and be sure to have it lit each night for the duration of the war. The one candle will show our solidarity with the everyone in Ukraine.

This is a sign of our hope and expectation for peace.

Sunday note to benefactors on the Ukrainian Relief efforts

Many thanks to those of you who generously gave of time and talent and humor today to assist the cause of helping the Ukrainian soldiers. The whole experience was a testament to the beauty of humanity. Thank you!

The church hall will be open for these times this week:

Monday and Tuesday: 5-7 p.m.
Saturdays: 10am-2 p.m.
Sundays: Noon -1:30 p.m.

This week the priority is to box up as much as possible to send to the shipping company.

****An official with the Ukrainian Veterans identified today a critical need: wheelchairs. So, at least for this week, we are looking for wheelchairs.

As a sign of hope in darkness, place one (1) electric candle in the window of your home, and be sure to have it lit each night for the duration of the war. The one candle will show our solidarity with the everyone in Ukraine. This is a sign of our hope and expectation for peace.

To me, all of you are a witness to hope.

Parish announcements

Christ is among us!

This week vigil light is offered by Family in memory of Frances Dmyterko.

If you would like to have a Confession, Holy Communion or prayer of the sick at your house or nursing home, please call the rectory at 203-865-0388.

We have FROZEN PYROHY for sale in the church hall $10.00 for two dozen.

The parish Knights of Columbus Council will be meeting in the Holy Name Room on Monday, March 7 at 7:00 p.m.

SOROKOUSTY will be celebrated during Lent in All Souls’ Saturdays, March 12, 19, 26 and June 4. Please take a book found in the entrance of the church, fill it out, place it in envelope, and drop it in the collection basket. Let us remember all our loved ones who have gone to their heavenly reward. Eternal Memory!

A container is in our church vestibule for non-perishable food. This collection will be taken every week or twice per month. Father Iura will distribute the food to those in need. Thank you for your generosity.

The Ukrainian School of New Haven is pleased to inform you that The New School Year 2022 has begun. If you have any questions for students of Elementary School please contact Halia Lodynsky at 203-494-6278. For students Middle School call Volodymyr Dumalskyy at 203-988-2923. A nursery school program for children 2-5 years old is currently ongoing. Instruction will be primarily in Ukrainian language with accommodations for English. Connecticut Covid guidelines will be followed. For further information please call Nataliia Dankevych 203-901-7168.