Bishop St Nicholas, Archbishop of Myra in Lycia,—the Wonderworker, Church

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Welcoming Christ: Come to me, all of you
Mosaic commemorating 1000 years of Christianity in Ukraine, 1988

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The larger bell (1913) is named S. Nicholas; the smaller ones (1906) are St. Josaphat and St. Basil

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Altar icon from the original church, circa 1900

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Earlier church, probably 1899

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Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada

Greek Catholic (Byzantine)

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The first St Nicholas Church was built in 1899; this is now the fourth building it has occupied. Constructed from 1964-66, the mosaic of the welcoming Christ was installed in 1988 to commemorate the milennium of Christianity in Ukraine. The church is under the leadership of Basilian Fathers.