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St. Michael's Orthodox Church, Irvona Pa.
This is OCA church in Irvona Pa.
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Fantastic! Is Irvona a town or city????
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Is it just me or are tetrapods/festal icons and taller iconostases both seemingly more common in Slavic churches than in Mediterranean ones?
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Yes, taller iconastasis are more the Russian style than the Greek style.
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Irvona is a small hamlet nestled in the hills of the Allegheny Plateau Bituminous Coal region of Clearfield County, Pennsylvania.
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The icons on the Deacon's doors were painted by Archbishop Job when he was a stationed as a parish priest in Pennsylvania. The name of the parish Vladyka was stationed in at the time escapes my memory. I'm thinking Monessen but I could be wrong.
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I think the city Bishop Job was in was Black Lick.
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I think the city Bishop Job was in was Black Lick. I think you just may be right!
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Yes, and I think he also recorded their Prostopinije record while he was the pastor!
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I will ask a friend of to maybe make a cd copy if he has the album. Vladyka Job always supported Prostopinije!(thumbs up for that!)
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Does St. Michael's follow the old or new calendar? just curious, i'm trying to think where to go on Jan. 7 for Russian Christmas.
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Russian Christmas???
What about Ukrainian Christmas? Belorusin Christmas? Greek Christmas?
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What about Palestinian Christmas in the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem?  Dave
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Russian Christmas???
What about Ukrainian Christmas? Belorusin Christmas? Greek Christmas? In my town growing up, we had a Ukrainian GC church and a "Russian" Orthodox church, both made up of Lemkos and Carpatho-Rusyns, and some Galicians, and before they both changed to the new calendar or revised new calendar, their Christmas on January 7th was always referred to as "Russian Christmas." There was a not a Russian in the bunch either! 
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