Eastern & Oriental Catholic Directory

SK: Beckenham

Transfiguration of Our Lord Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church

9 miles north-west of Parkerview; R.M. 246

Beckenham

CANADA

Rite: Byzantine

Church sui iuris: Ukrainian Greek-Catholic

Canonical Jurisdiction(s):

Metropolitan Archeparchy: Winnipeg of the Ukrainians

Eparchy: Saskatoon of the Ukrainians

For Services schedule please contact Pastor.

Served From:

Sacred Heart Ukrainian Catholic Church

c/o PO Box 742

Ituna

S0A 1N0

Ph: 306-795-2256

Status: UNDERSERVED COMMUNITY

Map Limitations: Lacking a precise address, this map approximates the location

Latitude: 51.355306

Longitude: -103.234325

Located in: Saskatchewan | Saskatchewan | Show All

Teachings of Christ

“Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you." (Matthew 7:7,8 ESV)

Ascension

You ascended in glory, O Christ our God, * granting joy to Your disciples by the promise of the Holy Spirit; * through this blessing they were assured * that You are the Son of God * the Redeemer of the world! (Troparion)

Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, now and ever and to the ages of ages. Amen.

When You fulfilled the divine plan for us * and united things on earth with things in heaven, * You ascended in glory, O Christ our God, * in no way departing from us but remaining inseparable, * and crying out to those who love You: “I am with you, and no one is against you.” (Kontakion)

Random Proverb

"One gives freely, yet grows all the richer; another withholds what he should give, and only suffers want." (Proverbs 11:24 ESV)

Pray Without Ceasing

Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner.

Wisdom from the Church Fathers

Even a pious person is not immune to spiritual sickness if he does not have a wise guide -- either a living person or a spiritual writer. This sickness is called _prelest_, or spiritual delusion, imagining oneself to be near to God and to the realm of the divine and supernatural. Even zealous ascetics in monasteries are sometimes subject to this delusion, but of course, laymen who are zealous in external struggles (podvigi) undergo it much more frequently. Surpassing their acquaintances in struggles of prayer and fasting, they imagine that they are seers of divine visions, or at least of dreams inspired by grace. In every event of their lives, they see special intentional directions from God or their guardian angel. And then they start imagining that they are God's elect, and often try to foretell the future. The Holy Fathers armed themselves against nothing so fiercely as against this sickness -- prelest.

Metropolitan Anthony Khrapovitsky