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Heavenly Father, Who sent Your only-begotten Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, to be the Physician of our souls and bodies, Who cme to heal sickness and infirmity, Who healed the paralytic, and brought back to life the daughter of Jairus, Who healed the woman who had been sick for twelve years by the mere touch of the hem of your robe, visit and heal also your beloved servants: {insert name(s)} by the power and grace of You Christ. Grant them the patience that comes from believing that You are always at work in our lives to bring good out of evil. Grant them strength of body, mind and soul. Raise them up from the bed of pain. Grant them full recovery. May they experience the same surge of healing power flow through their bodies, s did the sick woman who touched you robe. For we, too, are touching your robe today,dear Lord, through this our prayer. We approach you with the same faith she did. Grant them the gift of health. For you alone are the source of healing and to You we offer glory, praise and thanksgiving in the name of the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Amen.
"Lord God, Lover of Mankind, Bless our God protected nation, the United States of America, and forgive those who hate and wrong us, We will never forget! Memory Eternal!"
By coming together in our parish communities and holding Memorial Prayer services to honor those lost and who have their lives 18 years ago, we renew our strength to move forward in the face of both old and new challenges, and we come together to uphold the values that have defined our country and our people that we share with the people of this planet.
from services on September 11, 2019
PLEASE NOTE: THE DAILY READING SECTIONS ARE UNDER REVIEW AND BEING TESTED.
THE ITEMS SHOWN ARE BASED ON THE NEW CALENDAR THAT OUR PARISH DOES NOT FOLLOW.
Saturday is the day which the Church has set aside for the commemoration of faithful Orthodox Christians departed this life in the hope of resurrection to eternal life. Since the Divine Liturgy cannot be served on weekdays during Great Lent, the second, third, and fourth Saturdays of the Fast are…
The Hieromartyrs Basil, Ephraim, Eugene, Elpidius, Agathodorus, Aetherius, and Capiton carried the Gospel of Christ into the North Black Sea region from the Danube to the Dniper, including the Crimea. They were bishops of Cherson at different times during the fourth century, and they sealed their…
Saint Paul the Simple of Egypt also lived in the fourth century and was called the Simple for his simplicity of heart and gentleness. He had been married, but when he discovered his wife’s infidelity, he left her and went into the desert to Saint Anthony the Great (January 17). Paul was…
Saint Paul the Confessor was bishop of the city of Plousias (in the province of Bithynia in Asia Minor) at a time when the iconoclasts raged against the Church of Christ. His zealous defense of the holy icons was based on Holy Scripture. Saint Paul was subjected to harassment and persecution…
Saint Emilian of Italy (in the world Victorinus) was a Roman by birth, and until he was an old man, he led a sinful life. He finally repented, withdrew to a monastery, and became a monk with the name of Emilian. For the remainder of his days he humbly served God, astounding the brethren by his…
The Icon of the Mother of God “Surety of Sinners” is known by this name because of the inscription on the icon: “I am the Surety of sinners for My Son Who has entrusted Me to hear them, and those who bring Me the joy of hearing them will receive eternal joy through Me.” The…
St. Peter & St. Paul's up to date Prayer List is located in our Weekly Bulletin which you can view by clicking on this link > Weekly Bulletins
The Weekly Bulletin also contains Names Days, Anniversaries, Birthdays, People serving in Armed Forces, Catechumens, and those parishioners in vocational studies of whom all can use your prayers.
Prayer for the sick is located on the Prayer Page. You can access by clicking on this link > Prayers
St. Peter & St. Paul Ukrainian Orthodox Church
P. O. Box 835
(Mailing Address)
220 Mansfield Blvd.
Carnegie, PA 15106
Rectory: 412-279-2111
Parish Hall: 412-276-9718
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| 9:30am | - Divine Liturgy Followed by Coffee Hour at the Parish Hall |
| Tuesday | |
| 7:00pm | - Moleben for Peace in Ukraine Services alternate between Sts. Peter & Paul UOC & Holy Trinity Parish |
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| 6:00pm | - Pre-Sanctified Liturgy |
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| 10:00am | - Parishioner Senior Coffee Hour |
| 9:00pm | - Catechism: Journey to Fullness Class (online) |
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| 9:30am | - Pre-Sanctified Liturgy |
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| 6:00pm | - Vespers |
If you are interested in learning about the Orthodox Faith, please contact Fr. John Charest to find out more about the classes offered.
Classes are held via online Zoom sessions on THURSDAY evenings.
To join the classes, please contact Fr. John Charest.
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Great Lent Information 2026
Ukraine Summit
February 24, 2026
The Journey to Fullness Series Classes
Pittsburgh Magazine Article on Pittsburgh's Love of Pierogi's
Our Kitchen Workers are featured first in the article.
Click HERE to read
For complete calendar information click HERE
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Архієпископ Даниїл зустрівся з Його Всесвятістю Вселенським Патріархом Варфоломієм у Константинополі
Чотири роки милосердя і надії: гуманітарний Хаб«Доброго ранку, ми з Маріуполя»
Новий Випуск Бюлетеня Української Православної Ліги - весна 2026 р.
Річне Паломництво Фоминої Неділі
Дотримання Святого і Великого посту серед болю та боротьби України
The parish supports various causes and efforts through-out the community during the year. Below are just a few of our current on-going efforts.
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Handicap accessible options to the church and to the lower level of parish hall.
