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Memorial Panikhida for Archrpriest Nikolai Babijtchouk

October 20, 2025

On Sunday, October 19, 2025, following the Divine Liturgy, our parish gathered at the cemetery to serve a Panikhida and to pray for the repose of the ever-memorable Archpriest Nikolai, who faithfully served as rector of our parish for 33 years. This year marks three years since Father Nikolai’s blessed repose, and we once again came together in love and remembrance to honor his memory. Father Nikolai was always the spiritual leader of our community — guiding the faithful with

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The Annual Labor Day Community Weekend 2025 - Blog Labor Day 2025-2

The Annual Labor Day Community Weekend 2025

August 29, 2025

Hooray—our cherished traditions are alive and well! A Little History: The Orthodox Youth of New York A little history: in September 2010, Bishop Justinian blessed the first large visit of the Orthodox Youth of New York (Православная молодежь Нью-Йорка) to the Patriarchal estate in Pine Bush, NY. That first gathering marked the birth of the group, and every year since, this community has kept the tradition alive. Over the years, Archpriest Nikolai Babijtchouk and now, Father Artemiy, have guided the

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A Fresh Chapter for the Church of All Saints: Our Website Reimagined

August 26, 2025

For decades, the Church of All Saints of Russia in Pine Bush, NY, has been a spiritual home for the community, tracing its roots back to 1964. Its online presence first appeared in 2008, with the last sighting seen in 2017. Over time, the website became outdated and limited, unable to fully share the life and history of the parish. Thanks to the involvement of an experienced parishioner, the site has now been recreated from the ground up. With Father

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Romashkovoe Pole (Chamomile Meadow): A Summer Celebration of Family, Love, and Joy - CASR_Eve8-0288

Romashkovoe Pole (Chamomile Meadow): A Summer Celebration of Family, Love, and Joy

July 16, 2025

This past July 11-13, the Patriarchal Estate in Pine Bush, NY, blossomed once again with daisies, laughter, and the vibrant energy of our community. Our beloved tradition of “Ромашковое поле” (Chamomile Meadow) brought together families, children, young adults, and friends from across the US, all eager to celebrate Family, Love, and Fidelity Day. A Weekend of Warmth, Play, and Tradition The program officially kicked off on Saturday, July 12, with the Divine Liturgy at 10:00 AM, attended by many with

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Easter 2024

May 7, 2024

The celebration of Pascha, or Easter, in the Eastern Orthodox Church is a vibrant and deeply spiritual event. Observed according to the Julian calendar, the date often differs from Western Christian Easter celebrations. The services and traditions surrounding Pascha are rich with symbolism and meaning, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. A focal point of the celebration is the midnight service held on Holy Saturday. The church begins in darkness, symbolizing the tomb of Christ. Shortly before midnight, the priest

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Welcoming Our Summer Visitors: A Season of Joy

July 22, 2023

As the summer sun warms the Catskills and lends its golden glow to the lush greenery of upstate New York, our little Eastern Orthodox parish in Pine Bush comes alive like never before. Each summer, we’re blessed to welcome a wave of visitors from the Monticello summer rental communities, most of whom hail from the bustling NYC area. This seasonal migration brings not only a doubling of our congregation but also a profound sense of shared faith, fellowship, and joy.

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