Mt. St. Macrina Cemetery
Sponsored by The Sisters of St. Basil the Great
Uniontown PA
Photo by Megan Swaney, Fayette County Beautiful Facebook
Photo by Megan Swaney, Fayette County Beautiful Facebook
Photo by Megan Swaney, Fayette County Beautiful Facebook

 

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. 

Articles for Reflection...More to come...
The Mystery of Death
Very Rev. David M. Petras, S.E.O.D.
A Place of Hope
Metropolitan Archbishop William C. Skurla, D.D.
The Life of the World to Come
Very Rev. David M. Petras, S.E.O.D.
"Eternal Memory"
Very Rev. John S. Custer, SSL, STD
I Am Making Everything New
Most Rev. Archbishop George D. Gallaro
Grief - Loss of a Spouse
Bob Grip
On Being the End of the Line
Sr. Margaret Kapusnak, OSBM
Take Me Home
Reverend Jerome Botsko
Peace
Sr. Elaine Kisinko, OSBM
Grief
Sr. Barbara Jean Mihalchick, OSBM
Community of the Faithful Departed
Rev. Stephen J. Wahal
The Hope We Have Received
Reverend James Spontak
When Death Comes
Sr. Seraphim Olsafsky, OSBM
Columbarium Installation
All Set!
Benches Installation
Please Note...
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New Dormition Section Open
The new Dormition Sections East and West are now available. See Menu- Offerings- Dormition Section for further information and pricing.
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New: Two 64 Niche Columbaria
Special Offer Special pricing is available for a limited period of time.
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Articles
In Section above, Bishops, Clergy, Religious & Laity offer writings, with varied perspectives on loss, death & dying. May you find inspiration, strength & hope for your journey.
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Music for Quiet Reflection
For quiet times of prayer or reflection throughout the day: select Menu Tab above, then Media, Videos...
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Cemetery Rates
See Menu - Offerings - Cemetery - Scroll down for information.
Ever Wonder Who Plants and Cares for the Flowers at the Cemetery?
Linda Zungri and Gerry Dorobish
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Before the last frost of the season, Linda and Gerry make their entrance, checking out the weather and the grounds! They are always eager to start the planting. Throughout the spring and summer, they can be found planting new flowers, checking the shrines, weeding, and watering. Nothing escapes their eagle eyes. It seems safe to say they love Mt. St. Macrina.
Two real sisters who are "sisters" to the Sisters at Mt. St. Macrina.

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For many years all our wonderful volunteers have come to prepare areas of the cemetery for planting and planning. They not only plant but weed and water in sunshine, humidity, and cooler weather conditions. Perhaps you or your family would like to join us next spring in caring for one of the areas in the cemetery. Just contact the Cemetery Office and make your willingness to help known. We would love to have you.

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Early in the morning, one might find Bobbi tending plants at the Cemetery's Main Entrance, and other areas as needed. Bobbi's fellow-helpers always say "Bobbi" has the green thumb. Matt Skovera, Bobbi's husband, quietly comes and goes as he weed whacks several areas around the Mausoleum, particularly the Columbarium. His contributions are very appreciated.
Applying Their Magic Touch

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Throughout the four seasons, either Thomas or Mary Jewell Palya can be found at the Shrine. They plant, weed, water, and maintain this lovely area, They have added little touches of beauty to the area regularly. We are grateful to them and to the Uniontown Knights of Columbus 1275, who continue to be generously supportive of the Shrine and its upkeep. Mr. Thomas Palya is a member of the Uniontown Knights.
Thomas and Mary Jewell Payla

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Ron Metros generously saw the need, and came to the rescue. Throughout the excessive heat and humidity of July, 2022, Ron hitched up the water tank and early each morning watered the flowers throughout the cemetery, keeping them fresh and thriving.. Ron is the son of the late +John Metros. John was the person mainly responsible for excavating and preparing the land for the cemetery's first expansion. He was a dear and generous friend to the Sisters of St Basil. May his memory be eternal

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Everyone helps everyone. Thank you for all your time and cheerful willingness to beautify Mt. St. Macrina Cemetery. You help make the Cemetery a sacred and fitting resting place for all our departed loved ones. Although so much of what you do is not often seen, the Lord knows and will not be outdone in His generosity.

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Metropolitan Archeparchy of Pittsburgh

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Sisters of St. Basil the Great

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Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Parma

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Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Passaic

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"Very soon now I shall be with you again, bringing the reward to be given to everyone according to what he deserves. I am the Alpha & the Omega, the First & the Last, the Beginning & the End."


Revelations 22: 12-14
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"God is everywhere, you decide whether you are close to Him or not."


St. John Chrysostom
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"The church is a hospital, and not a courtroom for souls. She does not condemn on behalf of sins, but grants remission of sins."


St. John Chrysostom
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"The only person who is free is the one who lives for Christ."


St. John Chrysostom
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"As a well-spent day brings happy sleep, so a life well lived brings a happy death."


Leonardo da Vinci
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"There is nothing unpremeditated by God, neglected by God. His unsleeping eye beholds all things."


St. Basil
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"Feeding the hungry is a greater work than raising the dead."


St. John Chrysostom
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"Everyone is the painter and the sculptor of his own life."


St. John Chrysostom
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"Do not be afraid, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by your name, You are mine."


Isaiah 43: 1
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"Be always mindful of the present hour. Every minute is of infinite value."


Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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"And being found in human form He humbled himself, & became obedient to the point of death- even death on a cross."


Philippians 2: 7-8
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"Eye has not seen, nor has ear heard, the wonderful things that God has prepared for those who love Him."


1 Corinthians 2:2-9
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"For God loves to be entreated, He loves to be compelled."


St. Gregory Nazianzus
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"Trust God that you are exactly in the place you were meant to be."


St. Teresa of Avila
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"Let us remember that within us there is a palace of immense magnificence."


St. Theresa of Avila
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"The beauty you see in me is a reflection of you."


Rumi
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"I shall not live till I see God, and when I have seen Him, I shall never die."


John Donne
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"Be not anxious about what you have, but about what you are."


St. Gregory of Nyssa
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“My soul is from elsewhere, I'm sure of that, and I intend to end up there.”


Rumi
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Mailing Address
Mt. St. Macrina Cemetery
500 West Main Street
Uniontown, PA 15401
Email, Phone, and Fax
msmcemetery@gmail.com
724-439-4484 (Phone)
724-439-4484 (Fax)

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