Stations of the Cross in the Edmonton Eparchy: Journey Through Lent with Christ
Join Edmonton Eparchy parishes this Lent for the Stations of the Cross, including a special bilingual service for peace in Ukraine and the world on March 15.

The Ukrainian Catholic parishes of the Edmonton Eparchy invite the faithful to walk with Christ this Lent through the prayerful tradition of the Stations of the Cross. In several parishes across the city, the community will gather each week to meditate on the Lord’s Passion and to pray for personal conversion, families, the Church, and peace in the world.
Walking with Christ this Lent
The Stations of the Cross are a beloved Lenten devotion in which we follow Jesus on His way to Calvary, step by step. In our eparchy, this prayer is offered in Ukrainian, English, or bilingually, allowing parishioners of different ages and backgrounds to participate more fully. All are welcome to join any of the services listed below, regardless of home parish.
Parish Schedules
St. George Parish | 11305 95 St, Edmonton
- Stations of the Cross: Thursdays at 7:00 PM (Ukrainian)
- Stations for Married Couples: March 3 at 7:00 PM (Ukrainian)
Holy Eucharist Parish | 6425 120 Ave NW, Edmonton
- Stations of the Cross: Thursdays at 7:00 PM (Ukrainian/English, depending on participants)
Parish of the Dormition of the Most Holy Mother of God | 15608 104 Ave NW, Edmonton
- Stations of the Cross: Thursdays at 7:00 PM (Ukrainian)
Stations of the Cross for Peace in Ukraine & the World
St. Nicholas Parish | 9507 Austin O’Brien Rd NW, Edmonton
- Stations of the Cross for Peace in Ukraine & the World: March 15 at 3:00 PM (Bilingual)
- Procession around the church following the stations
- Organized by the Mothers in Prayer community
On Sunday, March 15, at 3:00 PM, St. Nicholas Parish will host a special bilingual Stations of the Cross for peace in Ukraine and throughout the world. Parishioners and guests will gather to walk the Way of the Cross, entrusting to the Lord all those who suffer because of war, violence, and injustice, especially the people of Ukraine.
This service, organized by the Mothers in Prayer community, is a heartfelt response to the ongoing needs of families, children, and communities affected by conflict. After praying the stations inside the church, participants will join a procession around the church grounds, continuing their intercession in visible solidarity with all who long for peace.
All are warmly invited to come and pray – individuals, families, and parish groups, so that together we may ask the Lord to heal wounds, strengthen faith, and renew hope in Ukraine and in every place touched by war.
An Invitation to Pray Together
In a world deeply in need of reconciliation and hope, the Stations of the Cross draw us into the mystery of Christ’s suffering love and unite us in intercession for those who are hurting. All are warmly invited to come, pray, and journey through Lent with Christ in our Edmonton Eparchy parishes.
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