The next English language liturgies will be held in St. John's Chapel on Sunday, February 7th starting at 9:30 AM.
The text of the Sunday services in English is available on the Schedule page.
Saint Nicholas Cathedral is one of the oldest parishes of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia in the United States.
St. Nicholas Cathedral was founded in 1932 by Russian immigrants who fled the Communism that invaded their homeland after the 1917 Russian Revolution. With zeal and faith in God, they formed a Russian Orthodox community, bought land and built a church. Our church was consecrated by Archbishop Tikhon of Western America on December 19, 1937, formally dedicated to St. Nicholas the Wonderworker of Myra in Lycia and designated as a memorial to the martyred Czar Nicholas II, his family and all the Russian soldiers and people who died defending their faith, czar and country.
Read more about History of St. Nicholas Russian Orthodox Cathedral and see historical photos of the cathedral on our History page.
February 14, 12:00 pm.
YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR “MASLENITSA” (Cheesefare) SELEBRATION IN THE ST. NICHOLAS CATHEDRAL HALL!
Our Sisterhood will be serving you with the most delicious blini, prepared according to traditional Russian recipes. Come with your whole family, and invite your friends!
- Blini with red caviar, smoked salmon, herring, sour cream, egg, and green onion (A portion includes: 3 blini, jello, tea or coffee) - $10
- Children’s Blini with jam, syrup, peanut butter, sour cream, and sweetened condensed milk (A portion includes: 3 blini, jello, juice) - $4
October 10-14, 2009
The Directress of the Russian diaspora, the Kursk-Root Icon of the Theotokos, was visiting the parish of Saint Nicholas Russian Orthodox Cathedral.
March 8, 2009
Seattle-wide Vespers service dedicated to the Sunday Of Orthodoxy
with participation of all of the Orthodox jurisdictions in the Greater Seattle Area was held in Saint Nicholas Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Seattle.
Photo Gallery of the Service >>
January 12, 2009
His Grace Bishop Theodosy of Seattle visited and served for the first time at St. Nicholas Cathedral in Seattle.
On the feast of our Lord’s Nativity the Liturgy was celebrated by Bishop Theodosy, cathedral clergy and guest clergy from the Antiochian Archdiocese and Orthodox Church
in America – the faithful were communed from three chalices.
Read Bishop Theodosy’s Epistle regarding his first visit to the St. Nicholas Cathedral from the web site of
Western-American Diocese Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia.
Telephone
206.322.9387
Postal address
1714 13th Ave Seattle, WA 98122
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