Our Spiritual Health Legacy
Rev. Mykola Barna
Rev. Dr. Jaroslaw Buciora
Rev. Bohdan Swystun
March 2023 - Present (WCB)
Rev. Bohdan Swystun
Rev. Dr. Jaroslaw Buciora
Rev. Bohdan Swystun
2019 - Present (RY)
Rev. Dr. Jaroslaw Buciora
Rev. Dr. Jaroslaw Buciora
Rev. Dr. Jaroslaw Buciora
2018 - Present (WCB)
Rt. Rev. Bohdan Sencio
Rt. Rev. Bohdan Sencio
Rev. Dr. Jaroslaw Buciora
2009 - Present (RY)
Rev. Roman Lobay
Rt. Rev. Bohdan Sencio
Rev. Roman Lobay
2005 - 2018 (RY)
2022 - 2023 (WCB)
Rev. Ivan Dyriv
Rt. Rev. Bohdan Sencio
Rev. Roman Lobay
2020 - 2021 (WCB)
+ Rt. Rev. Mitrat Peter Iwachiw
+ Rt. Rev. Mitrat Peter Iwachiw
+ Rt. Rev. Mitrat Peter Iwachiw
1995 - 2020
+ Rev. Bohdan Ostapowych
+ Rt. Rev. Mitrat Peter Iwachiw
+ Rt. Rev. Mitrat Peter Iwachiw
1990 - 2005
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+ Rev. Fr. Theodore Harasymchuk
+ Rt. Rev. Mitrat Peter Iwachiw
+ Rev. Fr. Theodore Harasymchuk
2009 - 2016
Spiritual Life at Ivan Franko Homes
Chapel at LTC Home (Royal York)
Eastern Rite Catholic Divine Liturgies and Ukrainian Orthodox services are held every week in our chapel.
Confessions are available on request.
Chapel at Assisted Living Home (WCB)
Eastern Rite Catholic Divine Liturgies are held in our chapel every Sunday and on high Feast Days. Ukrainian Orthodox services are held every other Thursday. Feast day blessings are co-celebrated by both our Orthodox and Catholic clergy in the Winter Garden.
Confessions are availble on request.
Sister Lorraine Caza
Sister Lorraine Caza is a woman of prayer and action whose life is a pioneering journey that has inspired many. Born in St.-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec, she has been a member of the Congrégation de Notre-Dame since 1956. Sister Lorraine was the first female student at the Dominican University College in Ottawa. She was the first woman recognized as a theologian and became the first female professor at the Dominican College’s Faculty of Theology.
Sister Lorraine owes her status as a pioneer to a deep Christian commitment and a constant presence in the world. This double allegiance, experienced at a time of enormous change in our socio-religious history, has led her to draw from sources of Christian spirituality and the great theological currents of the 20th century, to explore her own identity as well as to dialogue with world cultures and religions.
As a trailblazer, Sister Lorraine earned the opportunity to hold influential positions in the Canadian Church: professor, then dean, at the Dominican University College in Ottawa and superior general of the Congrégation de Notre-Dame. She is an important figure in the contemporary history of Quebec.
Sister Lorraine has published two books, over 100 articles, has been heard in several international radio programs and is a sought-after retreat leader in Canada and abroad.
Sister Lorraine Caza
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