PRAY FOR UKRAINE! МОЛІТЬСЯ ЗА УКРАЇНУ!
Welcome to the God-loving and God-Protected
Cathedral Parish of Saint Vladimir
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
OUR 100th YEAR!
Sunday Divine Liturgy 9:30AM
For our guests: We are a bilingual parish.
Half of the liturgy is celebrated in Ukrainian and the other half in English, on alternating Sundays.
Holy days may vary from this pattern.
Our parish has two collections on Sundays:
The first is for cash or weekly envelopes benefitting our general fund or special causes (Hope Fund, Church Improvement Fund, etc.)
Our second collection, late in the liturgy, is called our "Junior Parish" collection and benefits programs for our youth.
Please note: Our parish transitioned to the REVISED JULIAN CALENDAR on November 14, 2024
Arch pastor of St. Vladimir Cathedral, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: His Eminence Metropolitan Antony
Dean of St. Vladimir Cathedral, Philadelphia: Mitered Protopriest Taras Naumenko o.tapac@yahoo.com 215-927-2287
Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the United States of America
"The Vision of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA is to transform lives through Christ-centered, compassionate and welcoming communities that embody Sacred Scripture and Holy Tradition while serving and ministering to people as they navigate contemporary life."
Church email address: StVladPhila@gmail.com
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Sunday, October 11, 2026
19th Sunday after Pentecost. Tone 2.
Commemoration of the Holy Fathers of the Seventh
Ecumenical Council (787)
Holy Apostle Philip of the Seventy, one of the seven deacons
(1st c.). Ven. Theophanes the Confessor and Hymnographer, bishop
of Nicaea (850). Martyrs Zenaida (Zenais) and Philonilla (1st c.). Ven.
Theophanes, faster of the Kyiv Caves (12th c.)
Weekly Bulletin for October 11, 2026
Parish Week at a Glance:
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Sunday, October 11, 2026 19th Sunday After Pentecost. Tone 2. Commemoration of the Holy Fathers of the Seventh
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Sunday, October 18, 2026 20th Sunday After Pentecost. Tone 3.
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8:30AM-9:15AM Confessions 9AM 3rd & 6th Hours 9:30AM Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom
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8:30AM-9:30AM Confessions 9AM 3rd & 6th Hours 9:30AM Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom
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Gail Archer will perform a program of rare and adventurous masterpieces by living and recently passed Ukrainian composers. This music – some published, some available only in manuscript – she acquired during her annual travels to Ukraine in the years before the current war. This program celebrates Ukrainian heritage while looking to the future.
Ms. Archer states:
“People can expect to hear fresh, remarkable harmonies that go beyond the do-re-mi scale. The music is full of spiky, vibrant rhythms; it carries influences from the folk dance of Eastern Europe. Folk singing and folk dancing are very much alive in this part of the world and that tradition passed down is strong.”
Pieces to be featured on this concert were recorded by Ms. Archer on her recent CD album, Chernivtsi: Contemporary Ukrainian Organ Music (Meyer Media). This concert is presented as a collaboration between AGO Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral.
The concert is free and open to all. Parking information and directions are available at https://www.
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See Rebecca Druash McNulty for info |
Once again, our parish has a project to Save 100 Ukrainian Soldiers between now and Pascha, April 12.
$100 saves one soldier with a much-needed, high-quality medical kit! Please help us!
We receive thanks!
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Revised Julian Calendar UOC of USA |
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Ukrainian Orthodox Word, Sept 2026 |
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UOL Bulletin, Fall 2026 |
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Vol II Academic Year 2025-2026 No. 4 |
