Yesterday, April 19, students, parents, and members of the administration of St. Nicholas Cathedral School joined the parish celebration at St. Nicholas Cathedral to give thanks to God for His blessings, to rejoice together in the Resurrection of our Savior, and to honor Ukrainian Easter traditions as one community.
The children beautifully recited poems and delivered greetings, sharing the joy and meaning of this holy season. The highlight of the celebration were the hayivky - traditional Ukrainian Easter “zabava” that combines song, dance, and play.
As reflected in SNCS’s history, students in the last century gathered to decorate pysanky and take part in hayivky. We are blessed to continue the beauty of Ukrainian Easter customs, keeping them alive within our school and community.
We are sincerely grateful to St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral for the opportunity to be part of this beautiful celebration, and to Iryna Dychiy, Bohdana Chepil, and Andriy Chuyko for their dedication in preparing our children for participation.
A beautiful reminder that a school established within the Church is not simply a combination of education and religion, but a unified system of formation that shapes a child’s identity.
The children beautifully recited poems and delivered greetings, sharing the joy and meaning of this holy season. The highlight of the celebration were the hayivky - traditional Ukrainian Easter “zabava” that combines song, dance, and play.
As reflected in SNCS’s history, students in the last century gathered to decorate pysanky and take part in hayivky. We are blessed to continue the beauty of Ukrainian Easter customs, keeping them alive within our school and community.
We are sincerely grateful to St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral for the opportunity to be part of this beautiful celebration, and to Iryna Dychiy, Bohdana Chepil, and Andriy Chuyko for their dedication in preparing our children for participation.
A beautiful reminder that a school established within the Church is not simply a combination of education and religion, but a unified system of formation that shapes a child’s identity.
The SNCS community came together for our annual Lenten collection in support of the Little Sisters of the Poor, an organization dedicated to caring for the elderly with dignity and love.
Students were excited to learn about their mission and the impact they make every day. Inspired to help, they collected supplies, raised donations, and even helped pack everything up and load it into Sr. Bernadette’s van!
During their visit, the Sisters engaged with students across several classrooms, creating a space for thoughtful conversation and mutual sharing. Children were excited to share their school experiences and achievements with them, making the visit especially meaningful for everyone involved.
Students were excited to learn about their mission and the impact they make every day. Inspired to help, they collected supplies, raised donations, and even helped pack everything up and load it into Sr. Bernadette’s van!
During their visit, the Sisters engaged with students across several classrooms, creating a space for thoughtful conversation and mutual sharing. Children were excited to share their school experiences and achievements with them, making the visit especially meaningful for everyone involved.
