The Jubilee of Hope has come to a close, but our journey of hope is just beginning! Join us in celebrating this historic moment and discover how our Eparchy sets sail on four guiding ‘ships’—Missionary Discipleship, Authentic Worship, Godly Fellowship, and Sacrificial Stewardship—carried by the wind of Christian hope.

We remember with gratitude the lives and ministries of Archpriest Eugene P. Yackanich and Reverend John J. Kapitan Jr., who recently fell asleep in the Lord. May their faithful service and enduring witness inspire us as we pray for their eternal rest.

Begin the new year with simple, grace‑filled practices that draw your heart deeper into the beauty of our Byzantine Catholic faith.

A shepherd. A giant. A moment that shaped salvation history. DAVID brings Scripture to life with stunning animation and a powerful message for the whole family.

The Eparchy of Parma calls its faithful to a 2026 Assembly focused on prayer, unity, and renewing the mission of Christ in our communities.

The following is an English translation of a 1937 audio message by Blessed Hieromartyr Paul Peter Gojdič, addressed to Ruthenian faithful living in America on the occasion of the Christmas holidays.

During the Holy Supper on Christmas Eve, families gather for a joyful, fasting-free feast that ushers in the wonder of Christ’s birth. From that night onward, the Church bursts with the radiant greeting, “Christ is born! Glorify Him!”, marking a festive season free from fasting until January 4.

The Icon of the Nativity reveals the mystery of God entering the world in true humanity, shown through Christ’s humble birth, Mary’s role, Joseph’s struggle, and the adoration of angels, shepherds, and Wise Men. Its imagery contrasts the darkness of a fallen world with the radiant new life brought by the Incarnate Christ.

Make your home a place of prayer this Nativity Fast! Follow this simple evening routine of hymns, Scripture, and reflection to prepare your hearts to welcome Christ.

Enjoy the Traditional Christmas Carols sung in English and Church Slavonic by young men at the previous Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Parma, OH on the feast of the Nativity in December 2018.

Experience the beauty of prayer in Sighs Too Deep for Words, Christ the Bridegroom’s newest film that invites you to rediscover its true meaning this Nativity Fast.

From joyful celebrations to heartfelt traditions, see how our parishes honored St. Nicholas with generosity, faith, and festive cheer in this beautiful photo collage.

Celebrate seven years of ByziKids with our special anniversary edition, exploring the meaning of “seven” in Scripture and tradition through fun activities and faith-filled articles.

Pope Leo XIV and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I prayed together in Nicaea and Istanbul, marking a historic step toward Catholic-Orthodox unity.

Representing the Eparchy of Parma, Ben Auton traveled to Rome for the Jubilee of Synodal Teams, a global gathering focused on communion, participation, and mission in parish life.

St. Mary Parish hosted a powerful Bible Study Workshop with Deacon John Harden, drawing over 35 participants and sparking new home-based studies. A day of learning ended with an all-night vigil—renewal is underway!

Join Bishop Robert Pipta for a 10-part journey into the heart of worship — the Divine Liturgy. Episode 1 reveals why the Liturgy is not a performance, but God’s invitation to communion. Watch now and begin the journey!

With deep sorrow, we share the passing of +Abbot Nicholas Zachariadis of Holy Resurrection Monastery. May his memory be eternal.

Your generosity will help create a safe, welcoming school parking lot for students and community events. Early giving starts November 22—every gift makes a difference!

The Annual Women’s Renewal brought together 26 women for a weekend of prayer, reflection, and fellowship—deepening faith and friendships as we prepare for the Nativity.