The Summer 2025 issue of Horizons is on its way—filled with inspiring stories and parish highlights to uplift your faith. Submissions for the Fall edition are now open through October 1—share your photos, reflections, and news with the Eparchy!
In a recent interview with NBC Chicago, Pope Leo XIV’s brother, John Prevost, shared personal insights about the Pope’s daily life and personality. The interview reveals a warm, relatable side of the Holy Father who carries the heavy responsibility of his office with prayerful care.
This October, journey with the pilgrim vocations icon as it visits homes across the Byzantine Catholic Church, inspiring prayer and reflection on God’s call to serve. Explore our new vocations website for resources, support, and a deeper encounter with Christ’s invitation.
Swinging for a sacred cause, the TopGolf “FUN-raiser” united parishioners, priests, and supporters in joyful fellowship and spirited play—all in support of the Eparchy of Parma Foundation. From heartfelt moments to hole-in-one smiles, it was a night where generosity and grace took center stage.
Faith, firelight, and fellowship marked this year’s pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Mariapoch, where pilgrims found renewal in prayer, dialogue, and joyful community. From s’mores to sacred liturgy, the weekend offered a heartfelt encounter with God’s love and the intercession of the Theotokos.
The Eparchy of Parma joyfully welcomes Jonathan Shellnut as Director of the Lay Apostolate, a key volunteer role dedicated to strengthening lay ministry across our communities. His collaborative leadership marks a new chapter of service, unity, and spiritual growth.
In the wake of a devastating missile strike in Mukachevo, Pope Leo XIV calls the world to unite in fervent prayer for peace. This urgent appeal echoes through the sorrow of a wounded city and the hope of global solidarity.
Experience the heart of Eastern Catholicism in North America through this powerful documentary of the 2025 Byzantine Catholic Assembly—where faith, fellowship, and tradition converged in a spirit of renewal. From liturgy to keynote moments, witness a vibrant Church alive with purpose and unity.
At a recent Theology on the Rocks event, Bishop Robert captivated a diverse crowd with reflections on the 1,700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea—bridging East and West through shared faith, rich tradition, and heartfelt dialogue. The evening sparked deep curiosity and warmly invited all to experience the beauty of Byzantine Catholic worship.
Join the nation’s oldest and largest Byzantine Catholic pilgrimage this Labor Day weekend, August 29–September 1, at the Monastery of the Sisters of St. Basil. Experience spiritual renewal, sacred traditions, and heartfelt devotion to Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
What shall I repay the Lord for all his goodness to me? ~Ps 116:12 August is Make-a-Will Month—a time to honor your blessings and shape a legacy rooted in faith. Discover how a simple will can become a lasting gift to the Church and a powerful act of Christian stewardship.
Meet Quinn Wright, the newly appointed Youth and Young Adult Coordinator for the Eparchy of Parma—bringing vibrant energy, deep faith, and a love for the Byzantine tradition to the next generation. Join us in welcoming him as he begins this exciting new chapter of ministry!
Just outside downtown Indianapolis, St. Athanasius Church radiates Byzantine beauty and boundless generosity—where prayer meets purpose in every Pascha loaf and pierogi. Discover a parish where faith is baked, shared, and lived with joyful devotion.
Dive into a sweet celebration of faith and nature with our bee-themed edition—featuring saints, stories, games, and activities that help families grow in virtue and joy. From Saint Zosimas to the Bee-Attitudes, it’s a buzzing blend of wisdom, wonder, and fun for all ages!
Continue the journey of faith and fellowship at two powerful pilgrimages this August—no registration needed, just come and be present with the Lord. Join Bishop Robert Pipta and fellow pilgrims in Burton, OH (Aug 16–17) and Uniontown, PA (Aug 29–Sept 1) for sacred moments of prayer, unity, and grace.
Young adults from across the Eparchy gathered in Marblehead for a powerful retreat of prayer, reflection, and community—where hearts were stirred and souls cried out, “We need prayer.” With inspiring talks from clergy and religious, the weekend became a living witness that prayer isn’t a burden—it’s our lifeline.
Swing into an unforgettable evening of fun, faith, and friendly competition at Topgolf Independence on August 18—where community meets the chance to win elite perks!
Heading off to college? My Future, My Faith is your go-to guide for staying grounded spiritually while thriving academically—packed with practical tips and encouragement for the journey ahead.
Thirteen young hearts explored “God’s Dwelling Place” during a joyful week of Vacation Bible School in Parma, Ohio—where Scripture, crafts, and outdoor fun brought sacred stories to life. From Ark-inspired skits to Pentecost-themed kite flying, it was a week full of faith, creativity, and community!
Experience the beauty of sacred music this September as the Lincoln Chamber Chorale presents a stirring concert series for the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross—free and open to all in Huntington and Fort Wayne, Indiana.