About St. Constantine [Ukrainian] · Minneapolis, Minnesota
St. Constantine Ukrainian Catholic Church in Minneapolis welcomes all Catholics, not just Ukrainians, to worship and fellowship. The parish offers Divine Liturgy in both Ukrainian and English, with services on Sundays and Holy Days. It is part of the Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of St. Nicholas and in full communion with the Pope. The community is devoted to discipleship, sacramental life, and serving the community through ministries and events like the Ukrainian Festival and Pyrohy Sale.
- Patron
- Saint Constantine
- Rector
- Fr. Ivan Shkumbatyuk
- Diocese
- Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of St. Nicholas
Why belong here
Join a welcoming, devoted community that lives out the teachings of Christ through sacramental worship, healing ministries, and active service. You’ll find fellowship, spiritual growth, and opportunities to serve others — whether through parish events, volunteer work, or simply attending Mass in Ukrainian or English.
Mass times at St. Constantine [Ukrainian]
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- 30 min before Liturgy, or by appointment
About the Church
St. Constantine Ukrainian Catholic Church welcomes all Brothers and Sisters in Christ, not just Ukrainians. Any Catholic may meet his or her Sunday or Holy Day Mass obligation by attending our Divine Liturgy. We would love to have you join us for worship and fellowship! We hope you feel right at home.
Our Story
Saint Constantine is celebrated for his role in making Christianity legal in the Roman Empire and for convening the First Ecumenical Council. The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church was liquidated by Stalin’s regime after WWII but preserved its structure underground and in diaspora. It requested legalization in 1989.
Our Pastor
Fr. Ivan Shkumbatyuk was appointed as Pastoral Administrator and Protopresbyter (Dean) of the North Central Deanery in July 2019.
Pastors & rectors through the years
- Fr. Ivan ShkumbatyukJuly 2019 - present
Appointed as Pastoral Administrator and Protopresbyter (Dean) of the North Central Deanery