St. Volodymyr the Great Ukrainian Catholic Church
About
St. Volodymyr the Great Ukrainian Catholic Church is a Ukrainian Catholic parish in Utica. The church is named for Volodymyr the Great, the medieval ruler of Kyivan Rus who is remembered for bringing Christianity to the region, a fitting patron for a parish that preserves Ukrainian heritage.
Ukrainian Catholic parishes follow the Eastern Christian tradition while remaining in communion with the Pope. It is featured in The Center’s community directory for Utica alongside the city’s other faith communities, which reflect the area’s many immigrant traditions.
What to Know
- It is a Ukrainian Catholic parish in Utica.
- The church is named for Volodymyr the Great.
- It is featured in The Center’s community directory.
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