A new college house stands in Khust, at the parish of Saint Stephen the
Martyr. This college, dedicated to SS. Cyril and Methodius, like our
seminary in Pittsburgh, serves as a house of transition. Here young men
are introduced not only to the study of theology and scripture, but
become familiar with the new routines of seminary life. In the chapel
(shown above) they come together for the full cycle of church services:
Matins, Hours, Vespers, and devotions such as the Moleben to the Mother
of God and service in honor of Bishop-Martyr Theodore Romzha. They make
the transition from their previous life into seminary life. This
program helps them make an easy move into the regular seminary in
Uzhhorod.
The picture is from a special meeting with Bishop Milan Sasik, CM, on November 27, in which he presents them with their first semester grades.