Light of the West. Metropolitan William Receives Omoforion in Vatican Ceremony. Holy Protection of Mary Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix

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1 Vatican City - Each year on the feast of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul, the Holy Father imposes a special garment upon those hierarchs who were enthroned over the past 12 months as Archbishops. During the 2012 ceremony June 29, Pope Benedict XVI imposed the pallium upon archbishops from around the world. Byzantine Catholic Metropolitan Archbishop William C. Skurla, however, received not the pallium, but the omoforion, a traditional vestment unique to the Eastern Catholic bishops. The pallium, a thin woolen band marked with six black crosses, is the traditional symbol of a Catholic archbishop s authority as pastor of his flock and of unity with the Holy Father, the Vicar of Christ. Also decorated with crosses, but considerably wider and longer than the pallium, the omoforion (also omofor or omophor), which originally also was made of wool, is a band of decorated brocade cloth draped around the shoulders of Eastern Catholic (and Orthodox) hierarchs. Both the pallium and the omofor are worn in this manner to symbolize July - August 2012 Light of the West Holy Protection of Mary Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix (formerly known as the Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Van Nuys) Pastoral Center 8105 N. 16 th Street Phoenix, AZ Phone: (602) Fax: (602) Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory Forever! Vol. XX, No. 4 July - August, 2012 Metropolitan William Receives Omoforion in Vatican Ceremony Submitted by Darlene Fejka the iconic lost sheep carried upon the shoulders of Christ the Good Shepherd, and are symbolic of the archbishops authority as pastors and unity with the pope. The pallium and omofor are essentially meant to symbolize the same thing, explains Metropolitan William, who received the vestment at the hand of Pope Benedict during the early morning ceremony in Rome. As head of both the sui iuris Byzantine Catholic (Ruthenian) Metropolitan Church in America and the Archeparchy of Pittsburgh, His Eminence joined 45 other archbishops from around the world, three of them from the U.S.: Archbishop Charles Joseph Chaput O.F.M. Cap. of Philadelphia, Archbishop William Edward Lori of Baltimore, and Archbishop Samuel Joseph Aquila of Denver. It was quite an experience, recalls Archbishop William, who received official word only the day before the ceremony that he would be receiving the omofor, and would thus make history. The solemn pageant, set within St. Peter s Basilica, was broadcast live from Rome via EWTN Global Catholic Network. 1

2 New Las Vegas School Makes Its Debut Las Vegas, NV Several parishioners of Saint Gabriel s Byzantine Catholic Church have joined together to form a private corporation, the purpose of which is to open a privately owned elementary school which will teach Catholic Doctrine based on an Eastern Catholic approach to Theology, Spirituality and Liturgy. The school opens in late August of this year with grades K through 3rd. The corporation recently leased a research office building, which is located adjacent to the parish property. The building was previously used as a research facility for scientists who were interested in working in the American Space Program. However, with the defunding of NASA by the Federal Government, the research center was closed. In order to equip the building to conform to the Nevada State requirements for classroom sizes for elementary schools, the inside of the building had to be completely gutted and rebuilt. The cost was $1.6 million. After the official opening of the school, construction will continue with additions to the present building for more classrooms, a gymnasium, an indoor cafeteria (an outdoor cafeteria has already been constructed), and a new church for the parishioners and the students to worship in. A home adjacent to the school property was also purchased to serve as a convent for the Sisters of St. Basil the Great, who will help staff the school. The school will be named Saint Gabriel Catholic School. It is hoped that it will draw many children from the community since that section of Las Vegas where the school is located has no Catholic Parochial Schools. The total acreage of the property of the Church, school and convent is seven acres. The property is about ten minutes away from the Las Vegas airport. Father Marcus Gomori is pastor of St. Gabriel s parish. For more information, please see the new web site for the school at Light of the West Holy Protection of Mary Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix Pastoral Center 8105 N. 16 th Street Phoenix, AZ Phone: (602) Fax: (602) (USPS PERMIT #1750) Postage paid at Phoenix, AZ Official Publication of the Byzantine Catholic Bishop of Van Nuys. Subscription rate: $12.00 per year Published 5 times a year by the Holy Protection of Mary Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix, 8105 North 16th Street, Phoenix, AZ Phone: (602) Fax: (602) POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Light of the West, 8105 North 16th Street, Phoenix, AZ Most Rev. Gerald N. Dino, President Ms. Kathleen Slonka, Editor us at: lightofthewest@cox.net 2 Glory to Jesus Christ

3 Deacon Stephen Reflects on His Trek to Ordination By Deacon Stephen Vrabel What can one say about a nearly seven year trek into a world never experienced before? The quest begins with the time spent to apply for admission into the program; the acceptance and the first summer at seminary; the meeting with men whom you had never met before, yet seemed as if you knew them all your life; the bonds formed by the same pursuit of a goal - very much like being part of a combat/military unit; the increasing interest of your parish in your studies and your new roll with them; the four years of work with the caring and learned staff at seminary; finally the final papers, review of your years of study and activities within the Church and then the wait to find out when you might be ordained, as there is no guarantee. The journey to ordination is exhausting for both the candidate and his spouse. But by God's will that day will come and in my case our God-loving Bishop Gerald came to Alaska with the man who first prompted me to apply to the deacon program, Father Wes Izer. This alone with all my parish and guest would have been overwhelming, but I had the added humbling experience that two of my class mates from Pittsburgh and their wives also came to join my family for this literally once in a life time experience. The generosity of the parish and our pastor Father James Barrand was beyond kindness, it was a shared joy that only true Christians can experience - the Love of our Lord touched us all. Bishop Gerald with concelebrating clergy, servers and Deacon Stephen on the right with his wife Crucelina and their family. July - August

4 Vatican Ad Limina Visit Made by Bishop Gerald May 19, 2012 Vatican City. Bishop Gerald N. Dino and Fr. Stephen G. Washko from our Eparchy of Holy Protection represented our eparchy during the Ad Limina Visit of Region 15 of the Eastern Catholic Bishops of America. Each bishop and one priest or seminarian from the eparchy had the privilege to meet the Holy Father in person. This concluded a week of visits to the tomb of St. Peter at St. Peter s Basilica, to the United States Embassy to the Vatican, various decasteries and offices of the Vatican many of which involve the general ecclesial life of the local eparchies with the Holy See. Each bishop got to see the directors and people who work on behalf of the eparchy. The visit also included an evening with the Sisters of Saint Basil the Great Generalite and the Ukrainian Sister Servants. Our Byzantine Catholic bishops and clergy after celebrating Liturgy in St. Peter s Basilica. Basilian Sisters Motherhouse chapel in Rome. Eastern Catholic Archbishops and Bishops from the United States (USCCB Region 15) with the Holy Father. Bishop Gerald is the third person on the left. 4 Glory to Jesus Christ

5 Fr. Stephen Washko, receiving Holy Communion from the Altar over the Tomb of St Peter. Fr. Ed Cimbala, Archbishop William Skurla and Bishop Gregory Monsour talking with the US Ambassador to the Vatican, Mr. Miguel Diaz, and his wife during a reception at their home in Rome. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Novena Takes Place in Las Vegas The Most Reverend Gerald N. Dino attended the Novena to Our Lady of Mount Carmel which is held every year in July at Our Lady of Wisdom Italo - Greek Catholic Church in Las Vegas, NV. During the nine days of services, hundreds of Catholics from throughout the Las Vegas Area come to pray to our Lady, and go to confession. Rt. Rev. Archimandrite Francis Vivona is the Pastor of Our Lady of Wisdom Church. Bishop Gerald and the clergy pray before Our Lady of Mt. Carmel icon during one of the nine days of services. Ordination to Minor Orders The children surround the Deacon as he proclaims the Word of God during the Liturgy. Our Lady of Wisdom was also the scene of the ordination of Paul Kilroy to the minor orders of the church on Sunday August 5, Subdeacon Paul was the former administrator of Poverella House in Las Vegas. July - August

6 Clergy Convene in Phoenix for Annual Conference The clergy of our Eparchy as well as the staff of the Pastoral Center gathered for the annual Clergy Conference from June 11 to June 15. St. Stephen Cathedral in Phoenix hosted the Conference. Each morning began with Divine Liturgy. Delicious meals were prepared by the cathedral catering staff. Tuesday was Tucson Day as two of the three presenters were from St. Melany in Tucson. Dr. Cynthia Miley addressed bio-ethical end of life issues while Attorney Robert Way presented the legal aspects. In the afternoon, Patrick Cullen gave a presentation with Sister Jean Marie on Safe Environment and Digital Communications. On Wednesday morning, Attorney John Peiffer from Irvine, California, spoke about restructuring and a pastor s fiduciary responsibilities. The afternoon focused on insurance issues. Ann Dicks from Employee Benefits Services of Chagrin Falls, OH gave clergy updates on their medical insurance. Pamela Courie of the Althans Insurance Agency of Changrin Falls, OH, gave out the new policies for each parish and gave some pointers on inspecting church properties for hazards. Thursday morning was devoted to a presentation from a dynamic group of college students who are actively involved in the evangelization of their college campus in New Mexico. The group known as CAFE (Catholic Apologetics Fellowship and Evangelization) shared their enthusiasm about their ministry which is guided by Father Kurt Burnette and Father Christopher Zugger. Thursday afternoon was devoted to eparchial business covering eparchial and parish finances, St. Gabriel s School in Las Vegas, updates on the Bishop s Appeal, Alive in Christ, ByzanTEEN Youth Rally, etc. The afternoon session closed with the blessing of Trinity House, an eparchial guest house for visiting clergy. The clergy are already looking forward to the annual spiritual retreat that will be held in Carefree, AZ in mid October. Fr. Joseph Stanicar and Fr. Diodoro Mendoza share thoughts about the conference. Patrick Cullen speaking about the digital age with Fr. Chris Zugger 6 Glory to Jesus Christ

7 L. to R. Sr Jean Marie, OSBM, Pamela Courie, Ann Dicks, and Fr. Wes Izer meet during a break at the conference. The group known as CAFE (Catholic Apologetics Fellowship and Evangelization) with Bishop Gerald, and Fr. Kurt Burnette and Fr. Chris Zugger. Fr. Marcus Gomori explaining the plans for the new parochial school in Las Vegas. Standing L.-R.: Deacon John Montalvo III and Deacon Steve Vrabel. Seated L.-R.: Fr. Wes Izer, Fr. Michael O Loughlin and Bishop Gerald Dino enjoying each other s company after dinner. Front L. to R.: Fr Frank Knusel, Sr. Alphona Danovich, OSBM, Fr. Kurt Burnette. Back L. to R.: Fr James Lane and Fr. Anthony Hernandez The front row... L. to R. : Monsignor George Vida, Fr. Mike Irwin, Fr. James Barrand, Deacon Steve Vrabel and Fr. Michael O Loughlin. July - August 2012 Attorney John Peiffer Seated: Monsignor George Vida and Sr. Christopher. Back row: L. to R. Fr. Lee Perry, Fr. Diodoro Mendoza, Fr. Marcus Gomori, and Fr. Mel Rybarczyk 7

8 Alive in Christ Held in Prescott, AZ submitted by Alex Danovich This year, the Alive in Christ Ascetical Boot Camp was in Prescott, Arizona, at Emmanuel Pines Christian Camp. It was held from July Chief among the various activities that make up Alive in Christ are the prayer services, since the main purpose of the camp is to deepen our connection with God. I very much enjoyed my time there. We played games and had a nice competition between all of the teams. I especially enjoyed the Drench relay race. There we raced in a water-related obstacle course, where my team came out on top for fastest team! This year I was a Team Captain where I was able to help and encourage my team during the various competitions. All of the services were wonderful as well, even getting up for the all night prayer vigil. Another highlight was the campfire where each of the teams performed skits; even the dads and Frs. Robert Pipta and Michael O Loughlin participated! It was also great to have Bishop Gerald with us throughout the weekend. I enjoyed being a part of the camp and was able to deepen my faith. It was overall an absolutely amazing weekend and I very much look forward to doing it again! Seated in the front row - wearing dark grey tshirts are... L. to R. : Fr. Michael O Loughlin, Fr. Michael Sidun, Fr. Wes Izer, Bishop Gerald Dino, Fr. Stephen Washko, Fr. Robert Rankin and Fr. Robert Pipta. ALIVE IN CHRIST 2012 Participants TEAM LEADERS who worked very hard in guiding the boys during the camp, with Rev. Robert Rankin and Bishop Gerald all enjoying a Biblical Version of Hollywood Squares with Rev. Michael O Laughlin. 8 Glory to Jesus Christ

9 Ryan cooling off during the Drench Relay Games Field trip in the woods Formation early in the morning before the meals Meeting new friends from your team during the meals. Each team made banners to represent their Patronal Saint of the team. July - August 2012 Basil Paul almost near the finish line in the DRENCH relay race. 9

10 ByzanTeen Youth Rally Reflection submitted by Andrew Kardos This youth rally was an amazing learning experience for me because it gave me a time to relax and focus on my religion. It was held on the campus of the University of San Diego in San Diego, California. I met some great people who taught me a lot. What I found exciting about them is that they shared the same religion as me. The programs for the whole weekend were very interesting and kept me on my toes and awakened my curiosity. With each day I wanted to stay longer and longer so I could have fun and hang out with my friends. There were a lot of cool people there and we had fun times hanging out all night. We played a lot of games and we also sat down and talked for hours on end. When it came time to go to bed I was exhausted because each day kept me extremely busy with activities. It was an exciting time and gave me a better outlook on myself and who I can become. Another amazing thing was the activities because they were highly informative. They were very interesting and tossed a ton of information at me which was incredible. The clergy led classes that were fun because there was an interaction with students in the class. This gave me positive thoughts, about my religion. The campus was also beautiful which made me never want to leave. Everything about it was great, the dorms were highly comfortable and the architecture of the buildings was incredible with their unique designs. All together this trip was an incredible experience and makes me more and more eager to attend the next ByzanTeen Youth Rally in Maryland. Jon Weil and Bishop Gerald Dancing the night away Vesper services held outside in the courtyard. Receiving the Holy Eucharist during the Liturgy 10 Glory to Jesus Christ

11 Andrew Kardos, wrote the article. The Bishops celebrate the Main Liturgy of the Rally. The four Eparchies were well represented in San Diego for the ByzanTeen Youth Rally with over 200 in attendance. July - August 2012 The Eparchy of Phoenix was also well represented in San Diego for the ByzanTeen Youth Rally 11

12 Pilgrimage in Olympia, Washington Olympia, WA. Before the largest crowd to have ever attended the pilgrimage to Our Lady of Perpetual Help, held on the spacious grounds of St. George Byzantine Catholic Parish in Olympia, two seminarians, Michael Bezruchka and Benjamin Crow, were ordained to the Minor Order of Subdiaconate. The Hierarchical Liturgy of ordination was celebrated by Bishop Gerald on Saturday, August 11th, at 10:30 AM. This pilgrimage to Our Lady of Perpetual Help was first held in August 2000 on the weekend nearest to the Feast of the Dormition of the Mother of God in conjunction with the blessing and the dedication of a shrine built to house a magnificent mosaic icon of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. The icon itself was obtained through the efforts of the Right Rev. Joseph Stanichar, Pastor of St. John Chrysostom Church in Seattle, WA. It was blessed by Blessed Pope John Paul II. The icon was then mounted in a huge stone setting and placed behind the altar of the newly constructed gazebo-style shrine. The pilgrimage this year began on Friday evening, August 10th, with a Vesper/Divine Liturgy celebrated by Bishop Gerald with Father Stanichar as the homilist. On Saturday afternoon, the Rev. Christopher Zugger, a retired priest of the Eparchy of Phoenix, gave a lecture on icons featuring the Face of Jesus and why such icons closely correspond to the face of the man on the Shroud of Turin. This shroud is believed to be the burial shroud of Jesus. Since the early centuries of Christianity, iconographers have always copied in their icons of Jesus the features of the face in the shroud. The pilgrimage concluded with Father Lee Perry, the Pastor of St. George s Parish, and Deacon Joseph Wargacki celebrating Vespers on Saturday evening. Photos by Kelly Mandelas Pictured to the left are the concelebrants of the Liturgy together with the nuns of Holy Theophany Romanian Catholic Monastery, members of the Knights of Columbus and members of the Melkite Catholic Patriarchal Order of Jerusalem. The newly ordained subdeacons, are preparing to wash the hands of the Bishop as part of the ceremony. The Bishop then places the towel on the head of the newly ordained. 12 Glory to Jesus Christ

13 Subdeacon Ben Crow with his parents, Michael & Judit and Subdeacon Michael Bezruchka with his parents, Stephen & Mary Lynn. Subdeacons Ben Crow and Michael Bezruchka stand with the Bishop after the service. All right, who ate the last of the ice cream? July - August 2012 No ice cream here. Wow, does that ice cream look good. Celebration is now complete. The Bishop had the ice cream 13

14 Plan Now for Encounter 2012 West Coast Plans for Encounter 2012 are set. The West Coast venue for those attending the Encounter is the Hacienda Hotel in El Segundo, California. Registration Brochures have been sent to each Parish; however, you are encouraged to register online at The registration fee is $75 per person; however, for five or more persons from the same parish, the price is $50 per person, for those who register by Monday, October 22nd. This fee includes meals and hospitality. A special group rate of $65 per night is available for lodging at the Hacienda Hotel in El Segundo. You MUST call the Hotel directly ( ) to receive the group rate price. When registering be sure to mention the group name, Eastern Churches Encounter in order to receive the special rate. For those flying to LAX, there is a free shuttle from the airport to the Hacienda Hotel. Call the Hotel directly from the Airport and you will be directed to the waiting area for the shuttle. Conference Schedule FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM Registration, Prayer Service, Hospitality SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 8:00 AM Registration, Continental Breakfast Informative Sessions, Vendors, & Hospitality 9:45 Prayer Service 10:00 Session I: Who is Church? Speaker: Mrs. Christine Hayda, St. Nicholas Ukrainian Eparchy, Chicago, IL 11:15 Session II: Activity of the Royal Priesthood Speaker: Rev. Abouna Justin Rose, Melkite Eparchy of Newton 12:15 PM Luncheon and visit Vendors 2:30 Main Session: The How and What of Lay Leadership: Action Put on Christ Speaker: Rev. Dn Sabatino Roberto Carnazzo, Melkite Catholic Church 3:45 Session III: Blueprint for Church Growth Speakers: Very Rev. Edward Cimbala, D.Min., Administrator, Byzantine Eparchy of Passaic 5:00. Vespers 6:30 Dinner 8:00 Hospitality SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 8:00 AM Matins 8:30 Divine Liturgy 9:45 Breakfast Buffet Session IV: Servant Leadership: Be All You Can Be; We are not finished yet! Speaker: Bishop Nicholas Samra, Eparch of Melkite Church in America 12:00 PM Departure This website will be continually updated. The goal is to empower both the clergy and laity of the Byzantine Catholic Churches to reach out to the unchurched and the fallen away Catholics and bring them to salvation through the power of the Holy Spirit, by discovering (or re-discovering) our Lord Jesus Christ, and being enclosed in the embrace of God the Father. This is the website itself, please enjoy the information supplied here: 14 Glory to Jesus Christ

15 At the Greek Catholic Union of the USA Convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey, John Oslick was elected to the National Board of Directors. John is a member of Lodge 144 and Holy Protection Byzantine Catholic Church in Denver, Colorado where Rev. Michael O Laughlin is the Pastor. Shown are the Eastern Catholic Clergy of the Phoenix, AZ area who conducted a Prayer Service for the deceased on the Memorial Day Weekend. The service was conducted at the Eastern Catholic section of Holy Redeemer Catholic Cemetery in Phoenix, AZ. Eparchial Appointments The Most Reverend Gerald N. Dino, Bishop of the Holy Protection of Mary Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Phoenix has made the following eparchial appointments: The Right Reverend Archimandrite Wesley Izer, in addition to his other eparchial assignments, is appointed Syncellus (Episcopal Vicar) for Eparchial Administration, effective June 8, The Right Reverend Archimandrite Wesley Izer is relieved of his responsibilities as Pastor of Saint Thomas the Apostle Byzantine Catholic Church in Gilbert Arizona, effective July 16, The Reverend Diodoro Mendoza is appointed Pastor of Saint Thomas the Apostle Byzantine Catholic Church in Gilbert Arizona, effective July 16, Called to Orders Subdeacon Stephen Vrabel was ordained Deacon at St. Nicholas of Myra Church in Anchorage Alaska on Sunday, July 1, Paul Kilroy received the Minor Orders and Subdiaconate at Our Lady of Wisdom Church in Las Vegas, Nevada on Sunday, August 5, Reader Michael Bezruchka received the Subdiaconate at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Shrine (St. George) in Olympia, WA on Saturday, August 11, 2012 Reader Benjamin Crow received the Subdiaconate at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Shrine (St. George) in Olympia, WA on Saturday, August 11, 2012 July - August

16 Byzantine Catholic Bishop of Van Nuys Holy Protection of Mary Eparchy of Phoenix LIGHT OF THE WEST 8105 North 16th Street Phoenix, Arizona NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID PHOENIX, AZ PERMIT NO ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED FORWARDING AND RETURN POSTAGE GUARANTEED Upcoming Events +Clergy Retreat+ October Carefree, AZ +Encounter November Los Angeles, California +LA Religious Education Congress+ February 22-24, 2013 Anaheim, CA ALASKA Anchorage Saint Nicholas of Myra 2200 Arctic Blvd. Anchorage, AK Rev. James Barrand (907) Wasilla Bl. Theodore Romzha Mission 1201 Bogard Rd. Wasilla, AK Rev. James Barrand (907) ARIZONA Gilbert Saint Thomas the Apostle 19 W. Bruce Ave. Gilbert, AZ Rt. Rev. Wesley Izer (480) Phoenix Saint Stephen Cathedral 8141 N 16th St. FRNT Phoenix, AZ Rt. Rev. Stephen G. Washko (602) Tucson Saint Melany 1212 N Sahuara Ave. Tucson, AZ Rev. Robert Rankin (520) CALIFORNIA Anaheim Church of the Annunciation 995 N. West St. Anaheim, CA Rev. Msgr. George Vida (714) Serving 13 Western States. 19 Churches. 1 Mission. 8 Outreaches. Fontana Saint Nicholas of Myra 9112 Oleander Ave. Fontana, CA Very Rev. Joseph Hutsko (909) Los Gatos Saint Basil the Great Mulberry Drive Los Gatos, CA Rev. Anthony Hernandez (408) Sacramento Saint Philip the Apostle th St. Sacramento, CA Rev. Francis Murin (916) San Diego Holy Angels 2235 Galahad Road San Diego, CA Very Rev. Robert Pipta (858) San Luis Obispo Saint Anne 222 E. Foothill Blvd. San Luis Obispo, CA Rev. James Lane (805) Salinas Salinas-Monterey Outreach Blessed Edmund Rice Chapel, Palma High School 919 Iverson St. Salinas, CA Rev. Anthony Hernandez (408) Sherman Oaks Proto-Cathedral of Saint Mary 5329 Sepulveda Blvd. Sherman Oaks, CA Very Rev. Mel Rybarczyk, CR COLORADO Denver Holy Protection 1201 South Elizabeth Denver, CO Rev. Michael O Loughlin (303) Fort Collins Rev. Michael O Loughlin (303) MONTANA Frenchtown St. John the Baptist, Rev. William O Brien (509) NEVADA Las Vegas Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Outreach 8530 Robertson Road Las Vegas, NV Rt. Rev. Francis Vivona, JCL (702) Las Vegas Our Lady of Wisdom 2120 Lindell Road Las Vegas, NV, Rt. Rev. Francis Vivona, JCL (702) Las Vegas Saint Gabriel the Archangel 2250 E Maule Ave Las Vegas, NV Rev. Marcus Gomori (702) NEW MEXICO Albuquerque Our Lady of Perpetual Help 1837 Alvarado Dr. NE Albuquerque, NM Very Rev. Kurt Burnette (505) OREGON Portland Saint Irene 4630 N Maryland Ave. Portland, OR Rev. Frank Knusel (503) WASHINGTON Mount Vernon Whatcom, Skagit & Island Outreach Immaculate Conception Church Mount Vernon, WA Rt. Rev. Joseph Stanichar (206) Olympia Saint George 9730 Yelm Hwy. Olympia, WA Rev. Lee Perry (360) Seatle Saint John Chrysostom 1305 South Lander St. Seattle, WA Rt. Rev. Joseph Stanichar (206) Spokane Valley Saints Cyril & Methodius 4315 N. Evergreen Rd. Spokane Valley, WA Rev. William O Brien (509) Glory to Jesus Christ