Stella primarily serves the Johnstown area, but also offers event production throughout the region; including Altoona, State College, Ligonier, Greensburg, and Indiana.
Stella Property Development & Event Production
(814)262-5643
stellajohnstown(at)gmail.com
Cambria City Historic District
419.5 Brallier Place Johnstown, PA 15906
It's almost here!! Our first SundayMarket@TheGreen is May 26! Vendor applications for that market will be accepted until May 5. After that date, vendors can apply for any of our other remaining SundayMarkets. The application, and more information is available on our website at stellajohnstown.com/sundaymarketthegreen/.
The Bells of the Casimir Cultural Center will ring Eucharistic Hymns prior to the Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper at 6:30pm at Resurrection Parish and a Bell Peal before the Divine Liturgy of St. Basil the Great at 7pm at St. Mary’s Byzantine Catholic Church.
The Bells will then be silent until after the Resurrection Matins and Divine Liturgy at St. Mary’s on Holy Saturday Evening when they will play the traditional, ‘Christos Voskrese!’ to announce the Resurrection.
On Easter Sunday, a full program of music will be played throughout the day, including a selection of Polish Easter Hymns at Noon and 6pm.
Have a wonderful Easter weekend!
✝️ WESOŁEGO ALLELUJA! ✝️
☦️ CHRISTOS VOSKRESE! ☦️
Photo: Resurrection of our Lord, Casimir Cultural Center
The Bells of the Casimir Cultural Center will ring at 6pm in loving memory of John Walkowsky.
🇵🇱✝️Wieczna pamiec! Eternal Memory!✝️🇵🇱
We would like to thank the Walkowsky Family for their willingness to transfer their April 19th Memorial due to the solemn observance of Good Friday and the schedule of services at both Resurrection Roman Catholic Church and St. Mary’s Byzantine Catholic Church in our neighborhood.
The Bells of Casimir Cultural Center will ring at 6 pm in honor of the Andrew and Mary Rzasa Family.
🇵🇱🕊✝️Eternal Memory ✝️🕊🇵🇱
-Palm/Flowery Sunday at the Mariapocs Garden and Shrine-
This weekend we celebrate Palm Sunday. In the Eastern Rite Catholic and Orthodox traditions it is also referred to as Flowery Sunday.
For centuries the people of Eastern Europe, in particular, did not have access to palm branches to celebrate this weekend, but pussy willow, forsythia, fruit tree blossoms, the first flowers of spring and evergreens were bountiful and used in place of palm.
Today, palm and flowers are combined to create a truly meaningful tradition.
Come to Mariapocs throughout Holy Week...the Shrine is always open and always a place of peace.