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Schedule of Services: Sunday 10:00 - Divine Liturgy Monday - Saturday (public holidays) 08:00 – Divine Liturgy (in working days) 10:00 – Divine Liturgy (weekends) Contact telephone numbers +38 (099) 308-98-72 +38 (067) 988-72-25
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Choose your convenient mode of transport:: Metro to station «Osokorky» Minibuses №№ 220 459 466 515 425 459 535 542 562 to station «Osokorky» Buses №№ 91, 87, 42 to station «Osokorky» Then go on foot 800 m according to the schemeThursday
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Holy Apostle Andrew the First
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Holy Thursday
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On Holy Thursday, April 16, 2020, in the temple of Transfiguration of the Lord, Bishop Nicholas celebrated the evening prayer, reading 12 Passion Gospels, which tell about sufferings of Christ...
Palm Sunday
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On Palm Sunday, April 12, 2020, in the temple of Transfiguration of the Lord, the festive Divine Liturgy was celebrated by Archpriest Maximus in honor of the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem on the eve of severe sufferings and crucifixion on the cross two thousand years ago....
Forgiveness Sunday
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On Forgiveness Sunday, March 1, 2020, in Kyiv Temple of Transfiguration of the Lord, Archbishop Alexander in concelebration with Archbishop Demetrius and Bishop Nicholas ministered Divine Liturgy at the end of which the clergy and the faithful were asking forgiveness from each other in the sincerity of their hearts...
Baptism of our Lord and Theophany
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In the morning of January 19, 2020, in Kyiv, in the Temple of Transfiguration of the Lord, after the Divine Liturgy, a solemn prayer service was celebrated Archbishop Alexander in concelebration with Archbishop Demetrius dedicated to Baptism of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and the great miracle - Theophany...
Christmas
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In the morning of January 7, 2020, in the Temple of Transfiguration of the Lord, Bishop Nicholas celebrated the solemn Divine Liturgy in honor of the Nativity of the Lord.
Christmas Eve
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On Christmas Eve, January 6, 2020, in the Transfiguration of the Lord Temple, Bishop Nicholas made the solemn thanksgiving service, during which five loaves, wine, oil, wheat, kutia (sweet grain pudding, Ukrainian traditional Christmas dish), fish and other gifts of God were blessed to celebrate the birth of our Savior Jesus Christ...
Christmas epistle of Archbishop Oleksandr
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Jesus is coming!
Let’s glorify Him!
Dear brothers and sisters, I congratulate you with the light and majestic feast of Christmas!
During these days people’s souls are happy in a very special way, because the great flow of God’s grace is coming on the Earth. The Great renewal of the earthly and human nature is coming.
Right now, like two thousand years ago Jesus Christ has been mystically born and He carried the salvation to the people through the improvement of human souls!...
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Glory to Jesus Christ!
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