Mt. St. Macrina Cemetery is a Sacred Place
where all who have gone before us await their glorious resurrection in Christ.
We believe and bear witness that "Christ is risen from the dead, and has conquered death"!
We believe that we also will rise to eternal life on the last day.
A cemetery is a place not only for the dead, but also very much a place for the living.
It is a space not only to grieve, remember, and pray for loved ones, it is a sacred space to reflect on our unique pilgrimage to the heart of God.
On Monday, May 30th, 2022 at 10:30 am a Prayer Service will be celebrated by Reverend Jerome Botsko, the Chaplain to the Sisters of St. Basil. The prayer service according to the Byzantine Catholic Church is the Panachida service for the deceased.
The local AMVETS 103 will pay tribute by their attendance as honor guard, in procession, taps and military salute.
On that day we remember, and pray for all our loved ones buried in Mt. St. Macrina Cemetery. We particularly rememberand honor all those who have served our country most nobly in all branches of the military. We will never forget their sacrifices and heroism, some to the point of giving their very lives. Because of their bravery and love of country we remain free.
ETERNAL MEMORY AND PEACEFUL REPOSE!
- All
- Most Rev. Archbishop George D. Gallaro
- Bob Grip
- Metropolitan Archbishop William C. Skurla, D.D.
- Rev. Stephen J. Wahal
- Reverend James Spontak
- Reverend Jerome Botsko
- Sr. Barbara Jean Mihalchick, OSBM
- Sr. Elaine Kisinko, OSBM
- Sr. Margaret Kapusnak, OSBM
- Sr. Seraphim Olsafsky, OSBM
- Very Rev. David M. Petras, S.E.O.D.
- Very Rev. John S. Custer, SSL, STD





Metropolitan Archeparchy of Pittsburgh
Floral Arrangements
Sisters of St. Basil the Great
Thank you to GCU, our corporate sponsor.
500 West Main Street
Uniontown, PA 15401
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