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We welcome you to our St. Nicholas of Myra Parish, website. Our parish is a vibrant faith community which offers many opportunities for people to live out their Catholic Christian Faith. I hope that you will find the information and resources on our website to be helpful.
It is said that St. Nicholas died in Myra, and was buried in his cathedral. St. Nicholas’ episcopate at Myra during the fourth century is really all that appears indubitable authentic, according to Alban Butler, an English Roman Catholic priest from the 1700s.
You can contact St Nicholas of Myra Primary, Penrith by email or phone on (02) 4752 3300 between 8:30 am and 3:30 pm Monday to Friday.
December 6th is the Feast Day of St. Nicholas of Myra. Very little is known historically of him, thought there was a church of Saint Nicholas in Constantinople as early as the sixth century. Research has affirmed that there was a bishop by the name of Nicholas in the city of Myra in Lycia (part of modern Turkey) in the fourth century.
Welcome to St Nicholas of Myra Church in Encino, CA. We are located in the heart of the Valley’s Miracle Mile, just east of the Encino Commons. Saint Nicholas church was dedicated on January 8th, 1939 as the San Fernando Valley’s first Episcopal congregation.