St. Constantine Ukrainian Catholic Church

About this church

St. Constantine Ukrainian Catholic Church in Northeast Minneapolis celebrates Sunday Divine Liturgy in English at 4:00 p.m. during winter and 4:30 during summer. Reconciliation is ordinarily available thirty minutes beforehand or by appointment, and the liturgy can also be followed on the parish Facebook page. The parish worships in the Byzantine Catholic tradition while remaining in communion with Rome. Its visitor information explicitly welcomes non-Ukrainians and notes that Catholics may fulfill their Sunday or holy-day obligation by attending the Divine Liturgy.

The community describes its life around loving God, loving others, and serving the community. Its official history traces Ukrainian Byzantine worship in Minneapolis through rented spaces, Latin-rite hospitality, parish schooling, and the eventual church complex. Those roots make St. Constantine both a local Catholic parish and a living expression of Eastern Christian liturgy, spirituality, music, and heritage. The church is at 515 University Avenue Northeast. Newcomers unfamiliar with the Byzantine rite can arrive early, observe the icons and worship space, and ask parish members for guidance; participation does not depend on Ukrainian ancestry. Because the Sunday time changes seasonally and feast-day schedules can differ, verify whether the parish is using its winter or summer time before traveling.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Official parish website · Parish identity and welcome · Divine Liturgy and confession schedule · Parish history

Service times

Confirm current times directly with the church before visiting.

Ministries and visitor notes

• Reconciliation — 30 minutes before Liturgy or by appointment

Location