Memory Eternal Fr. John Bohush
Memory Eternal Fr. John Bohush

The Orthodox community mourns the loss of a dedicated churchman, a St. Tikhon’s Alumnus, and beloved friend.

May his prayers assist us all and may his memory be eternal.

 

Priest John Bohush, Associate Pastor of Saints Peter and Paul Church, fell asleep in the Lord on Monday, September 8, 2014.

Father John was well-known and beloved throughout the Diocese of New York and New Jersey for his extensive travels and labors assisting parishes during times of pastoral need, especially in the New York State Deanery.

Additional information and funeral arrangements will be posted as they are received.

May Father John’s memory be eternal!

(Article from oca.org)

Also a moving reflection about Fr. John’s life and work appears on the St. Tikhon’s Summer Camp webpage. It highlights Fr. John’s dedication to helping young people understand their faith and just one of the many ways he helped support the St. Tikhon’s Community over the years. A link to the article has been provided below.

Article

UPDATE

Service Information


FRIDAY, 12 SEPTEMBER 2014
Order of the Burial of a Priest
Saints Peter and Paul Orthodox Church
210 Hill Ave
Endicott NY 13760 
5:00 p.m.

SATURDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER 2014
Divine Liturgy with Panikhida
Saints Peter and Paul Orthodox Church
210 Hill Ave
Endicott NY 13760 
10:00 a.m.

Repast following the Divine Liturgy

Interment at Saint Tikhon’s Monastery Cemetery following the Repast

His Grace, Bishop Michael, will preside at all services.
Priests attending the services are invited to concelebrate (white vestments).

Memory Eternal!

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