From our humble beginning as a meeting place for new Canadians from Western Ukraine a hundred years ago, to a multi-generational, multi-ethnic, multi social/economic community—we serve the country and suburban communities that surround Winnipeg.
One Parish, Serving in Two Locations
As our parish continues to grow we need a bit more space.
To make sure everyone can attend, we hold some services up the road at a different building.
All services are in english.
6297 Henderson Hwy
(Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church)
Divine Liturgy is held here on Sunday mornings at 9:30am.
5635 Henderson Hwy
(St Nicholas Orthodox Church)
When we have Saturday Vesperal Liturgy and weekday services, they are all served at our parish building.
See our full calendar to stay up to date on all upcoming services.
Calendar
View our parish calendar to get details on service times, locations, and parish events.
Visiting Our Parish
As always, it is a joy to welcome those wanting to visit St. Nicholas in Narol, regardless if one is an Orthodox Christian or not; or one lives in Manitoba, or is just travelling through. Following the Divine Liturgy on Sundays, we offer a light lunch and coffee, and everyone is welcomed to join us as we break our fast.
Please note that Fr. Gregory Scratch (rector) is on sabbatical from September 1st to February 22nd. For pastoral inquiries please contact clergy@stnicholasnarol.com or contact the Church at 204-890-8057
Please remember to visit our Youtube channel to subscribe for upcoming live events, and to view past services.
Blog Posts
Read thoughts and messages from our clergy on parish events and occasions in the Orthodox Church.
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Taking a pause.
Read the full post …: Taking a pause.Dearest all. I am at a point in my life where a few of my peers and friends are at a stage in their respective professions and fields of work, where the possibility of taking a sabbatical has been an opportunity for them. Indeed the thought of doing this was never something that I would…
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“Here as it was there” an encounter with sanctity. (a meditation on All Saints of North America)
Read the full post …: “Here as it was there” an encounter with sanctity. (a meditation on All Saints of North America)The witness of Orthodoxy in North America is relatively young, especially compared to the witness of Orthodoxy for thousands of years in places like Greece, Romania, Ukraine and Russia. Indeed, the list of formally glorified saints in North America is truly pitiful when compared with the tens of thousands of saints in Russia, Ukraine or…
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