About

Saint George Orthodox Cathedral is a multi-ethnic Orthodox Christian parish located in Regina, Saskatchewan. Our community was originally founded in 1914 by Romanian immigrants and has grown into a vibrant, prayerful and diverse community of cradle and converts believers that tries to continue "steadfastly in the Apostle's doctrine and fellowship, in the breaking of bread and in prayers" (Acts 2:42), being "led by the Spirit of God" to be "sons of God" (Romans 8:14). 

Our Parish

Bookstore

Saint George Orthodox Cathedral bookstore display case with religious books, crosses, and other religious items on shelves

The Saint George Bookstore provides a stock of Orthodox Christian books for people of all ages, icons, devotional aids, and other gifts for purchase.

We also accept preorders for book titles and other orders that we do not have in stock.

[ Open After Regular Service Hours ]

Library

Saint George Orthodox Cathedral library room with wooden bookshelves filled with books, a table in the center, a small window, and a painting on the wall.

The Saint George Library contains a number of titles on a wide variety of topics such as the Bible, the lives and writings of the Early Church Fathers and Saints, Church history, and Orthodox theology.

We have titles of interest for people of all ages and varying stages in their spiritual life.

Classes

Saint George Orthodox Cathedral class with six empty chairs arranged in a semicircle in front of an ornate iconostasis with religious icons and a central door.

Every Sunday after the Divine Liturgy and Agape meals Father Christian provides catechism classes for those who have questions about the Orthodox faith and/or have a desire to deepen their spiritual life. 

Youth Classes

Saint George Orthodox Cathedral youth group activity room with a yellow wall and a round table surrounded by six blue chairs. The wall features bookshelves, a colorful art piece, and a patriotic banner. There are some toys and books on the shelves.

The Saint George Church School on Sunday mornings provides guidance to help children and youth grow in their faith and knowledge about God and the Orthodox Church. 

Our Family

Saint George Orthodox Cathedral is a part of the Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America, one of the three ethnic dioceses of the Orthodox Church of America.

Parish Priest

Parish priest, Father Emmanuel Cristian Frunzulica, wearing a red robe and standing at an ornate altar during a religious ceremony, with candles and religious icons in the background.

Father Emmanuel Cristian Frunzulica

  • Ordained: April 19, 2015

  • Father Cristian is a graduate of Radu Voda Theological Seminary in Bucharest, Romania. He also holds a Bachelor degree in Theology from the Faculty of Theology in Sibiu, Romania

Metropolitan

The Most Blessed Tikhon (Mollard) Archbishop of Washington Metropolitan of All America and Canada speaking at a religious service, wearing a white head covering and robes with religious icons, standing in front of icons of Jesus and saints.

The Most Blessed Tikhon (Mollard)
Archbishop of Washington
Metropolitan of All America and Canada

Archbishop

The Most Reverend Dr. Nathaniel (Popp) Archbishop of Detroit and the Romanian Orthodox Episcopate dressed in religious attire holding a staff, standing inside a church with religious decorations.

The Most Reverend Dr. Nathaniel (Popp)
Archbishop of Detroit and the Romanian Orthodox Episcopate

Bishop

The Right Reverend Andrei (Hoarste) PhD Bishop of Cleveland and Vicar Bishop of the Romanian Orthodox Episcop dressed in religious or ceremonial robes with a head covering and glasses, holding a staff, standing indoors with ornate wooden furnishings.

The Right Reverend Andrei (Hoarste) PhD
Bishop of Cleveland and Vicar Bishop of the Romanian Orthodox Episcopate

Our Patron Saint

Saint George the Martyr

Akathist

  • April 23rd

  • Liberator of captives, defender of the poor, physician of the sick, and champion of kings, O trophy-bearer, Great Martyr George, intercede with Christ God that our souls be saved.

  • Cultivated by God, you became manifest as an honorable tiller gathering for yourself the sheaves of virtue. For you sowed with tears but reaped with gladness; in the contest you competed with your blood and came away with Christ. By your intercessions of Holy One, all are granted forgiveness of sins.