About St. Andrew [Ukrainian] · Sacramento, California
St. Andrew Ukrainian Catholic Church in Sacramento is a vibrant Byzantine-rite parish serving Ukrainian Catholics and the wider Sacramento community. Founded around 1967, the parish celebrates the Divine Liturgy in both Ukrainian and English, preserving Ukrainian faith, culture, and hospitality in Northern California. Under the pastoral care of Father Vasyl Miziuk, St. Andrew's is known for its warm community, traditional iconography, and active outreach, including support for Ukrainian refugees and annual cultural festivals.
- Established
- 1967
- Patron
- Saint Andrew the Apostle
- Rector
- Fr. Vasyl Miziuk
- Diocese
- Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Saint Nicholas of Chicago
Why belong here
A welcoming parish where families can experience the ancient beauty of the Ukrainian Byzantine Liturgy, deepen their faith, and stay connected to Ukrainian heritage, language, and culture while serving neighbors in need.
Mass times at St. Andrew [Ukrainian]
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Saturday: 3:30 PM
Divine Liturgies
The parish follows the Byzantine-Ukrainian rite, offering the Divine Liturgy on Sundays, Saturdays, and weekday mornings.
- Sunday 9:30 AM (Ukrainian)
- Sunday 12:00 PM (English)
- Saturday 9:00 AM (Ukrainian)
- Saturday 4:30 PM (English)
- Weekdays 9:00 AM (Ukrainian)
Cultural and Social Life
St. Andrew's preserves Ukrainian heritage through food, festivals, and fellowship.
- Annual Ukrainian Festival
- St. Andrew Pierogi Group
- 60th Anniversary preparations (2027)
- Support for Ukrainian refugees and host-family matching