St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church
733 Sandford Avenue
1906 - Present
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Transcribed by Michelle Tucker
Chubenko
The St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church was organized in
1906 by the St. John the Baptist Brotherhood. The congregation first met
at a storefront on Jackson Street, however attendance quickly outgrew
the building.
In February 1907, the parishioners purchased a building at 246 Court
Street. On Palm Sunday, March 1907, the congregation celebrated its first
Divine Liturgy officiated by Rev. John Dorozhynsky. In September 1925,
the church moved to a larger building on Morton Street.
After many successful years serving the Ukrainian community in Newark,
a building committee was created to raise the funds to build a new church
on Sanford Avenue. The parish celebrated Divine Liturgy in the new church
on April 18, 1965.
| Reverend |
From |
To |
| John Dorozhynsky |
March 1907 |
July 28, 1907 |
| Alexius Pelensky |
July 28, 1907 |
April 1908 |
| Andrew Kaminsky |
May 1908 |
September 1908 |
| Nestor Dmytriw |
September 1908 |
November 1, 1908 |
| Stephan Makar |
November 1908 |
August 1, 1910 |
| Constantine Yermiy |
August 1910 |
November 10, 1910 |
| Peter Poniatishin |
November 10, 1910 |
May 1, 1925 |
| Joseph Chaplinsky |
May 1, 1925 |
March 1933 |
| Wasyl Hrywnak |
March 1933 |
April 1933 |
| Myron Danilovich |
April 1933 |
February 26, 1946 |
| Assistant Reverend |
From |
To |
| John Zacharko |
1918 |
1919 |
| John Hundiak |
1919 |
Unknown |
| Stephen Sklepkovich |
1920 |
Unknown |
| Wasyl Hrywnak |
1921 |
Unknown |
| George Krupa |
1921 |
1922 |
| Simeon Czyzowycz |
1922 |
Unknown |
| Leo Sembratovich |
1922 |
Unknown |
| Volodymyr Dowhovich |
1922 |
1923 |
| Michael Kindiy |
1923 |
1924 |
| John Lazar |
1942 |
1943 |
| Nicholas Babak |
1944 |
Unknown |
| Emil Manastersky |
1944 |
1945 |
| Michael Kawola |
1945 |
1946 |
| Address |
From |
To |
| Jackson Street |
1906 |
1907 |
| 251 Court Street |
February 1907 |
September 1925 |
| 39 Morton Street |
September 1925 |
1960 |
| Church & School |
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| Ivy Street & Sandford Ave |
1960 |
1965 |
| 733 Sandford Avenue |
April 1965 |
Present |
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