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Infant Jesus of Prague Byzantine (Ruthenian) Church

7754 South Ave

Boardman

44512-5725

USA

See Mailing Address Below

Phone: 330-758-6019

Other: 724-953-4266

Fax: 330-758-0768

The Official Website

Semi-official Website

Rite: Byzantine

Church sui iuris: Byzantine Ruthenian Catholic

Canonical Jurisdiction(s):

Metropolitan Archeparchy: Pittsburgh of the Ruthenians

Cemetery: None


Always call ahead to verify times
Day	Service	Time
Sunday	Divine Liturgy	10:00am
Monday	Divine Liturgy	6:30pm
Tuesday	Divine Liturgy	8:30am
Wednesday	Divine Liturgy	6:30pm
Thursday	Divine Liturgy	8:30am
Friday	Divine Liturgy	8:30am
Saturday	Divine Liturgy	9:00am
	Divine Liturgy	6:00pm


Mystery of Reconciliation
Saturdays		5:30pm

The Weekly Bulletin is available online

Mailing Address:

Infant Jesus of Prague Church

PO Box 7006

Boardman

44512-0006

USA

Ph: 330-758-6019

Fax: 330-758-0768

Semi-official Website links to a page maintained by the Archeparchy

Status & Location Changes:

Formed in: 1907

Parish erected in: 1917, under the patronage of Ss Peter & Paul

Relocated in: 1970, from Struthers OH

Renamed in: 1970, and placed under the patronage of the Infant Jesus of Prague

For this church, this is entry 2

of 2

Status: ACTIVE CHURCH

This Entry Last Updated: 01/25/2012

Latitude: 41.0123392

Longitude: -80.6342015

Located in: All Active | Ohio | Show All | Ohio

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