Great Compline with the Canon of St. Andrew Crete on Monday, Feb. 23, has been CANCELED due to the weather forecast.
Welcome to Our Parish!
Dear friends, welcome! I’m so glad you’ve found our website. Whether you’re looking for a church home, curious about Orthodox Christianity, or just passing through Sea Cliff, we’re happy you’re here. We’re a small, friendly parish where everyone is family. We gather to worship God in the beautiful Orthodox tradition, share fellowship over coffee, and support each other through life’s joys and challenges. Please explore our website to learn more about us, and even better – come visit us in person! We’d love to meet you, answer any questions you might have, and welcome you into our community. No matter where you are on your spiritual journey, you’ll find open doors and open hearts here.
The Church of Our Lady of Kazan is a parish of the Diocese of New York and Jersey of the Orthodox Church in America.
Join us for Great Vespers, Saturdays at 6:00 p.m. and Divine Liturgy, Sundays at 10:00 a.m. See Schedule of Services for other services and events.
Rev. Paul Hunchak, Rector
ABOUT THE CHURCH
The history of the Church of Our Lady of Kazan is closely bound to the history and development of Sea Cliff and the Russian community that settled there years ago. In the 1920s this community numbered only two or three families; by the 1960s it had grown to about two hundred families who attended the Church of Our Lady of Kazan or one of two other Sea Cliff area churches. For the Church of Our Lady of Kazan this growth was reflected in the church building itself, which began as a simple chapel in a small garage and has been transformed into a structure with dignified lines and stately appearance.
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All general donations to the Church of Our Lady of Kazan are tax-deductible and are used to support the church’s daily operations and community-based activities.
News and Announcements
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2/23/26 Service Cancelled
Dear Friends of the Church of Our Lady of Kazan, In consideration of the impending severe weather and its aftermath, Great Compline with the reading…
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Sunday of Forgiveness
Tomorrow, we begin Great Lent, a gift of God, a time for us to re-examine our priorities: for example, the primacy of healthy, life-enriching relationships within ourselves, with others—both those that love us and those that hate us—and ultimately with God. And we should carry out this examination in joy, peace, patience, kindness, faithfulness, gentleness,…
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Great Lent 2026
Dear Faithful of the Church of Our Lady of Kazan, Great Lent calls us to reorient our lives toward Christ: to manifest His love and…
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“Where Christ Dwells”-Sunday of the Last Judgment
The Son of Man comes in glory, yet the story turns our gaze away from the throne. The King identifies Himself not with the powerful or the admired, but with those who live on the edges of life: the hungry, the stranger, the sick, the imprisoned. It is as though Jesus is saying, “If you…