About Us
Formation
A community is forming now in Fort Mill South Carolina. Fort Mill is minutes from North Carolina and 25 minutes from Downtown Charlotte.
Our Divine Liturgy
We Celebrate The Divine Liturgy of St John Chrysostom - Byzantine (Ruthenian) Rite
Upcoming Services
- Sat Dec 8 Divine Liturgy @ 4 PM St. Philip Neri Ministry Center - Across from main Church. Following Liturgy there will be a Celebration of the Feast of St Nicholas with education presentations for youth and adults and maybe a visit from St Nicholas...!
- Sat Dec 15 Divine Liturgy @ 4 PM St. Philip Neri Ministry Center
Upcoming Learning Sessions
Leaning more about our Church and Faith
On the First Saturday of each month we will have a short informal presentation about our Church and Faith. All are welcome to attend and we will have sessions for Children and Adults. Topics will change each month.
October Learning
For the month of October our Topic will be a brief overview of the history of the Byzantine Church. A children's catechism lesson will also be offe
November Topic
The Nativity Fast and Feast - The meaning of Fasting and WHY we do it - To Prepare.
December
December 8th: Topic:Hmmm. (Hint: What is Dec. 6?)
Shorter version of Learning Session and St Nicholas Celebration with Potluck!
Share the big news
Please come and bring a friend who is interested in deepening their knowledge of Jesus Christ and our Church.
Saturday, December 8
Conception of The Holy Anna
Content coming soon.
Friday, November 30
Feast of St Andrew, The First Called
In addition to being the first of the 12, After Christ's Ascension, St Andrew brought the word of God to Greece. On the way, he founded a church in Byzantium,which would later become Constantinople, and the seat of the Byzantine Church.
Wednesday, November 21
Entrance of the Theotokos
Like the feast of her nativity, this feast of Mary is without direct biblical and historical reference. But like the nativity, it is a feast filled with important spiritual significance for the Christian believer.
The texts of the service tells how Mary was brought as a small child to the temple by her parents in order to be raised there among the virgins consecrated to the service of the Lord until the time of their betrothal in marriage. According to Church tradition, Mary was solemnly received by the temple community which was headed by the priest Zacharias, the father of John the Baptist. She was led to the holy place to be “nourished” there by the angels in order to become herself the “holy of holies” of God, the living sanctuary and temple of the Divine child who was to be born in her.
More Details about Us
Our Eparchy
This community is forming with the blessing of Bishop Kurt Burnette of the Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Passaic, New Jersey
Our Celebrant
This community is forming with the assistance of Fr. Steven Galuschik, Pastor of All Saints Church in North Fort Myers, Florida.
Share the big news
We are offering weekly Liturgical services in the Byzantine Rite.
About the Byzantine Catholic Church
The Byzantine Catholic Church is an Eastern Church in union with Rome; Carpatho-Rusyn in background and is an American Eastern Church. Our Liturgy blends the colors of our many icons with congregational chant and our fragrant incense in prayer.
Come Join Us
We invite you to come and see who we are and what we are all about as part of the Eastern half of the Universal Church.