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	[[File:Saint Barbara's Church Edmonton, 2nd Temple 1.jpg]] '''Saint ~~Barbara's~~ Orthodox Church, Edmonton'''		[[File:Saint Barbara's Church Edmonton, 2nd Temple 1.jpg]] '''Saint Barbara’s Orthodox Church, Edmonton'''

	==Ordinations, 1949==		==Ordinations, 1949==

	In 1949, Vasily was ordained to the Holy [https://orthodoxwiki.org/Deacon Diaconate], and then to the [https://orthodoxwiki.org/Presbyter Holy Priesthood] by [http://orthodoxcanada.ca/Archbishop_Joasaph_(Skorodumov) Archbishop Joasaph (Skorodumov)] in [[Edmonton AB Saint Vladimir Russian Orthodox Church 1946 \|Saint ~~Vladimir's~~ Church]], in North Edmonton. Vladyka Joasaph was a bishop of the [https://orthodoxwiki.org/Russian_Orthodox_Church_Outside_Russia Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia] (ROCOR).		In 1949, Vasily was ordained to the Holy [https://orthodoxwiki.org/Deacon Diaconate], and then to the [https://orthodoxwiki.org/Presbyter Holy Priesthood] by [http://orthodoxcanada.ca/Archbishop_Joasaph_(Skorodumov) Archbishop Joasaph (Skorodumov)] in [[Edmonton AB Saint Vladimir Russian Orthodox Church 1946 \|Saint Vladimir’s Church]], in North Edmonton. Vladyka Joasaph was a bishop of the [https://orthodoxwiki.org/Russian_Orthodox_Church_Outside_Russia Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia] (ROCOR).

	==Pastoral service==		==Pastoral service==
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	In 1964, Father Vasily was transferred by [https://orthodoxwiki.org/John_(Wendland)_of_New_York_and_the_Aleutians Archbishop John Wendland] (of New York and the Aleutians) to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States USA], where he served in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Brownsville,_Pennsylvania West Brownsville], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania Pennsylvania] for 3 years.		In 1964, Father Vasily was transferred by [https://orthodoxwiki.org/John_(Wendland)_of_New_York_and_the_Aleutians Archbishop John Wendland] (of New York and the Aleutians) to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States USA], where he served in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Brownsville,_Pennsylvania West Brownsville], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania Pennsylvania] for 3 years.

	In 1967, Father Vasily again retired. His retirement coincided with the recalling of Archbishop John to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_Union Soviet Union]. Father Vasily and Matushka Paraskeva returned to Edmonton, where they led a quiet life in retirement. There, Father Vasily served at Saint ~~Barbara's~~ Cathedral as a retired priest (when his health permitted).		In 1967, Father Vasily again retired. His retirement coincided with the recalling of Archbishop John to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_Union Soviet Union]. Father Vasily and Matushka Paraskeva returned to Edmonton, where they led a quiet life in retirement. There, Father Vasily served at Saint Barbara’s Cathedral as a retired priest (when his health permitted).

	Some years later, their son Fred (Feodor, Theodore) Hochachka returned to Saint ~~Barbara's~~ Cathedral. There, he succeeded William Holden (a grandson of [[Theodore and Anna Fuhr]]) who had served as the choir director at Saint ~~Barbara's~~ Cathedral for many years. Fred likewise served as a long-term director of the choir of Saint Barbara’s Cathedral.		Some years later, their son Fred (Feodor, Theodore) Hochachka returned to Saint Barbara’s Cathedral. There, he succeeded William Holden (a grandson of [[Theodore and Anna Fuhr]]) who had served as the choir director at Saint Barbara’s Cathedral for many years. Fred likewise served as a long-term director of the choir of Saint Barbara’s Cathedral.

	Their son [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Hochachka Peter Hochachka] eventually received a Ph.D. in Science, and he taught [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoology Zoology] at the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_British_Columbia University of British Columbia] in [https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/vancouver?gclid=CjwKCAiAj-_xBRBjEiwAmRbqYuqMd2l9nZggIk_ug_0FYiFPUO0blHt2BefHZltpeL1eIFmWLukJGxoCHhsQAvD_BwE Vancouver], [https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/british-columbia British Columbia].		Their son [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Hochachka Peter Hochachka] eventually received a Ph.D. in Science, and he taught [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoology Zoology] at the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_British_Columbia University of British Columbia] in [https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/vancouver?gclid=CjwKCAiAj-_xBRBjEiwAmRbqYuqMd2l9nZggIk_ug_0FYiFPUO0blHt2BefHZltpeL1eIFmWLukJGxoCHhsQAvD_BwE Vancouver], [https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/british-columbia British Columbia].
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	[[File:Saint Barbara Cathedral 1.jpg]] '''Saint ~~Barbara's~~ Cathedral after 2000'''		[[File:Saint Barbara Cathedral 1.jpg]] '''Saint Barbara’s Cathedral after 2000'''

	==References==		==References==
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	[https://www.orthodox-canada.com/parishes/orthodox-ix/churches/st-john-the-baptist-parish-horen/ Saint John the Baptist Russo-Orthodox Church in Horen, Alberta] (Moscow Patriarchate article)		[https://www.orthodox-canada.com/parishes/orthodox-ix/churches/st-john-the-baptist-parish-horen/ Saint John the Baptist Russo-Orthodox Church in Horen, Alberta] (Moscow Patriarchate article)

	[https://www.orthodox-canada.com/archpastoral-epistle-on-the-occasion-of-the-60th-anniversary-of-st-john-the-baptist-russian-orthodox-church-in-horen/ Archbishop Job (Smakouz)'s visit to Saint John the Baptist Russo-Orthodox Church in Horen, Alberta (2012) with historical background about Father Hochachka]		[https://www.orthodox-canada.com/archpastoral-epistle-on-the-occasion-of-the-60th-anniversary-of-st-john-the-baptist-russian-orthodox-church-in-horen/ Archbishop Job (Smakouz)’s visit to Saint John the Baptist Russo-Orthodox Church in Horen, Alberta (2012) with historical background about Father Hochachka]

	[https://www.orthodox-canada.com/ru/russkiy-vizit-episkopa-iova/ Saint John the Baptist Church in Therien, Alberta, where Father Hochachka served in 1956 (with photos)]		[https://www.orthodox-canada.com/ru/russkiy-vizit-episkopa-iova/ Saint John the Baptist Church in Therien, Alberta, where Father Hochachka served in 1956 (with photos)]

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	[[File:Father V Hochachka at Horen 1956 1.png]]		[[File:Father V Hochachka at Horen 1956 1.png]] '''Archpriest Vasily Hochachka, at Horen, 1956'''

	'''Archpriest Vasily Hochachka, at Horen, 1956'''

	==Retirement, transfer to the Russian Exarchate, 1963==		==Retirement, transfer to the Russian Exarchate, 1963==

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	[[File:Edmonton - Holy Trinity Canadian Orthodox Church 2.png]] '''Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, Edmonton'''		[[File:Edmonton - Holy Trinity Canadian Orthodox Church 2.png]]

			'''Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, Edmonton'''


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	[[File:Father V Hochachka at Horen 1956 1.png]] '''Archpriest Vasily Hochachka'''		[[File:Father V Hochachka at Horen 1956 1.png]]

			'''Archpriest Vasily Hochachka, at Horen, 1956'''

	==Retirement, transfer to the Russian Exarchate, 1963==		==Retirement, transfer to the Russian Exarchate, 1963==

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	[[File:20170811 StBarbara Edmonton 1a-3600-.jpg]] '''Father Vasily Hochachka (1954 newspaper)''' (during a visit of [[Archbishop Adam (Philipovsky)]])		[[File:20170811 StBarbara Edmonton 1a-3600-.jpg]]

			'''Father Vasily Hochachka (1954 newspaper)''' (during a visit of [[Archbishop Adam (Philipovsky)]])

	==Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, 1955==		==Holy Trinity Orthodox Church, 1955==

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	On 28 July, 1981, the Archpriest Vasily Hochachka [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/216484907/wasily-hochachka fell asleep in the Lord], following a brief illness.		On 28 July, 1981, the Archpriest Vasily Hochachka [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/216484907/wasily-hochachka fell asleep in the Lord], following a brief illness.

	On 4 August, 1981, the Funeral Services for the Burial of a Priest were held at Saint Barbara’s Cathedral in Edmonton. [[Metropolitan Vladimir (Nagosky)]] travelled from Winnipeg’s [[Winnipeg MB Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral 1904 \|Holy Trinity Cathedral]] to lead the services on behalf of [[Archbishop Sylvester (Haruns)]] of [https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/montreal?gclid=CjwKCAiAj-_xBRBjEiwAmRbqYiwUVXmRpMnUyz5wq6DUwpttgREWJ_czG03EQTRkOQ-LetKsxqdbEBoCAjMQAvD_BwE Montréal] and Canada.		On 4 August, 1981, the [https://orthodoxcanada.ca/res/reading/funeral/Funeral_Bishop_or_Priest.pdf Funeral Services for the Burial of a Priest] were held at Saint Barbara’s Cathedral in Edmonton. [[Metropolitan Vladimir (Nagosky)]] travelled from Winnipeg’s [[Winnipeg MB Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral 1904 \|Holy Trinity Cathedral]] to lead the services on behalf of [[Archbishop Sylvester (Haruns)]] of [https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/montreal?gclid=CjwKCAiAj-_xBRBjEiwAmRbqYiwUVXmRpMnUyz5wq6DUwpttgREWJ_czG03EQTRkOQ-LetKsxqdbEBoCAjMQAvD_BwE Montréal] and Canada.

	The funeral services were led by Metropolitan Vladimir, and assisted by the [[Mitred Archpriest John and Matushka Helen Margitich \|Archpriest John Margitich]], the [https://uocc.ca/clergy/the-very-rev-archpriest-stephen-keaschuk/ Priest J Stephen Keaschuk], and by other clergy from Edmonton and the nearby region.		The funeral services were led by Metropolitan Vladimir, and assisted by the [[Mitred Archpriest John and Matushka Helen Margitich \|Archpriest John Margitich]], the [https://uocc.ca/clergy/the-very-rev-archpriest-stephen-keaschuk/ Priest J Stephen Keaschuk], and by other clergy from Edmonton and the nearby region.

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	'''Archpriest Vasily Hochachka 1901-1981 '''		'''Archpriest Vasily Hochachka 1901-1981 '''
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	In addition, another division developed when [[Archpriest Michael and Matushka Tatiana Andruchow \|Father Michael Andruchow]] and his followers formed the new [[Edmonton AB All Saints Russian Orthodox Church 1963-1998 \|community of All Saints]] in northeast Edmonton. This group did not wish to transfer to the ROCOR, nor did they wish to enter the [https://orthodoxwiki.org/Russian_Exarchate_of_North_America Russian Exarchate of North America], so they established a distinct community that remained with the "Metropolia".		In addition, another division developed when [[Archpriest Michael and Matushka Tatiana Andruchow \|Father Michael Andruchow]] and his followers formed the new [[Edmonton AB All Saints Russian Orthodox Church 1963-1998 \|community of All Saints]] in northeast Edmonton. This group did not wish to transfer to the ROCOR, nor did they wish to enter the [https://orthodoxwiki.org/Russian_Exarchate_of_North_America Russian Exarchate of North America], so they established a distinct community that remained with the "Metropolia".


			[[File:Father V Hochachka at Horen 1956 1.png]] '''Archpriest Vasily Hochachka'''

	==Retirement, transfer to the Russian Exarchate, 1963==		==Retirement, transfer to the Russian Exarchate, 1963==

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	'''Matushka Paraskevia Hochachka (born Karynik) ~~19__~~-1997'''		'''Matushka Paraskevia Hochachka (born Karynik) 1899-1997'''


	Vasily may be spelt Wasily, Wasyly, Vasil’, Wasil’, Basil, William.
			Vasily may be spelt Wasily, Wasyly, Vasil’, Wasil’, Basil, William, Bill.

	Paraskevia may be spelt Paraskeva, Paraska, Pearl.		Paraskevia may be spelt Paraskeva, Paraska, Pearl.



	==Early life of Vasily Feodorovich Hochacha==		==Early life of Vasily Feodorovich Hochacha==

	On 9 May, 1901, Vasily Feodorovich Hochacha was born to Theodore and Martha Hochachka in the village of Sinovo in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volhynia Volyn Gubernia] of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Empire Russian Empire]. This region was from time to time in history a part of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poland Poland]. It is now in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Ukraine western Ukraine]. There, he was raised in the bosom of the [https://orthodoxwiki.org/Church_of_Russia Russian Orthodox Church].		On 9 May, 1901, Vasily Feodorovich Hochacha was born to [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/220372088/teodor_hochachka Theodore] (1872-1949) and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/220372152/marta_hochachka Martha] Hochachka (1874-1941) (they had been married in 1890) in the village of Sinovo in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volhynia Volyn Gubernia] of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Empire Russian Empire]. This region was from time to time in history a part of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poland Poland]. It is now in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Ukraine western Ukraine]. There, he was raised in the bosom of the [https://orthodoxwiki.org/Church_of_Russia Russian Orthodox Church].

	Vasily was the 3rd of 5 sons born into the family of a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith blacksmith]. His father was, as expected, strong and of robust physique. His mother was very diminutive and very intelligent. Although Vasily grew to be diminutive also, he had very great physical strength and mental and spiritual determination.		Vasily was the 3rd of 5 sons born into the family of a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blacksmith blacksmith]. His father was, as expected, strong and of robust physique. His mother was very diminutive and very intelligent. Although Vasily grew to be diminutive also, he had very great physical strength and mental and spiritual determination. Their second child and only daughter Mary was born and died in 1895. The other siblings of Vasily included [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/159551590/sebastian_hochachka Sebastian], [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/147207469/alexij_hochachka Alexei], [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/216484905/jefim_hochachka Yefimy], and [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/169385339/fred_roberts Feodor].

	The society in which Vasily and his brothers grew up was typical of old Russia. There was a balance of hard work, song and dance, together with regular worship in the Temple of the village. As was customary, Vasily and his brothers were taken to worship services from a very young age, so they were accustomed to the nature of Orthodox worship from the beginning. Once Vasily had learnt to sing, he was included in the boys’ section of the parish choir.		The society in which Vasily and his brothers grew up was typical of old Russia. There was a balance of hard work, song and dance, together with regular worship in the Temple of the village. As was customary, Vasily and his brothers were taken to worship services from a very young age, so they were accustomed to the nature of Orthodox worship from the beginning. Once Vasily had learnt to sing, he was included in the boys’ section of the parish choir.
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	==Marriage, 1919==		==Marriage, 1919==

	After the end of World War I, Vasily met Paraskevia Karynik. She had lived in another district of the Sinovo village.		After the end of World War I, Vasily met Paraskevia Karynik (Yakischik). She had lived in another district of the Sinovo village.

	On 19 May, 1919, she and Vasily were married.		On 19 May, 1919, she and Vasily were married.

			Afterwards, they received from the Lord 8 children, [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/176390009/julian_hochachka Julian] (Alec), [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/129145232/iwan_hochachka Ivan] (John), [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/77386490/mary_spot Mary], [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/168570834/olga_smith Olga], [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/104107495/stephanie_sych Stephanie], [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/176276969/fred_hochachka Fred (Feodor)], [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/218568121/peter_william_hochachka Peter], [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/220515191/vladimir_hochachka Vladimir (Walter)].

	After this, Vasily began to try to make a living as a farmer ; however, this project was interrupted when he was conscripted into the Polish army. His experience in the army was distasteful to him, so he eventually deserted. He went into hiding, along with his wife and child. However, he later turned himself in. He was sentenced to prison for desertion, but he was soon released in the context of a general amnesty for prisoners of his type.		After this, Vasily began to try to make a living as a farmer ; however, this project was interrupted when he was conscripted into the Polish army. His experience in the army was distasteful to him, so he eventually deserted. He went into hiding, along with his wife and child. However, he later turned himself in. He was sentenced to prison for desertion, but he was soon released in the context of a general amnesty for prisoners of his type.
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	==Emigration to Canada, 1928==		==Emigration to Canada, 1928==

	In 1928, Vasily, his wife, his parents, his 3 brothers, and their families emigrated to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada Canada]. They first settled in the [http://travelingluck.com/North+America/Canada/Alberta/_6048355_Lake+Eliza.html Lake Eliza] district south of [http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/st-paul/ Saint Paul], [https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/alberta Alberta].		In 1928, Vasily, his wife, his parents, his 3 brothers, and their families emigrated to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada Canada]. They sailed to Canada upon the SS Lithuania.
			They first settled in the [http://travelingluck.com/North+America/Canada/Alberta/_6048355_Lake+Eliza.html Lake Eliza] district south of [http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/st-paul/ Saint Paul], [https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/alberta Alberta]. When the Great Depression began after 1929, the economic situation was so poor that their original homestead was lost.

			In 1931, Fred and Marta moved near their son Vasily, northwest of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therien,_Alberta Therien] in the Therien-[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glendon,_Alberta Glendon] district. Vasily farmed there for 16 years.

	~~In 1931, they moved to the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therien,_Alberta Therien]-[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glendon,_Alberta Glendon] district, where he farmed for 16 years.~~ By this time, his contacts and his life in the Church had opened some new possibilities. His parents had contributed to the construction of the Temple of Saint John the Baptist at Therien, and he attended services in this place.		By this time, his contacts and his life in the Church had opened some new possibilities. His parents had contributed to the construction of the Temple of Saint John the Baptist at Therien, and he attended services in this place.

	In 1947, Vasily and his family moved to [https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/edmonton Edmonton], Alberta (the provincial capital).		In 1947, Vasily and his family moved to [https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/edmonton Edmonton], Alberta (the provincial capital).

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	==Repose of Matushka Paraskevia, 1997==		==Repose of Matushka Paraskevia, 1997==

	Matushka Paraskevia Hochachka fell asleep in the Lord some time later, on 24 December, 1997.		Matushka Paraskevia Hochachka [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/216484908/paraskevia_hochachka fell asleep in the Lord] some time later, on 24 December, 1997.

	The Funeral Services for the Burial of a Lay-person were offered for her likewise at Saint Barbara’s Cathedral. The Archpriest John Margitich, the Priest Stephen J Keaschuk, and other clergy participated in the services.		The [https://orthodoxcanada.ca/res/reading/funeral/Service_for_Orthodox_Lay-Persons.pdf Funeral Services for the Burial of a Lay-person] were offered for her likewise at Saint Barbara’s Cathedral. The Archpriest John Margitich, the Priest Stephen J Keaschuk, and other clergy participated in the services.

	After the funeral services, her body was interred in Saint Michael’s Cemetery.		After the funeral services, her body was interred in Saint Michael’s Cemetery.

	==Reflections==		==Reflections==

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	==Repose of Father Vasily, 1981==		==Repose of Father Vasily, 1981==

	On 28 July, 1981, the Archpriest Vasily Hochachka fell asleep in the Lord, following a brief illness.		On 28 July, 1981, the Archpriest Vasily Hochachka [https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/216484907/wasily-hochachka fell asleep in the Lord], following a brief illness.

	On 4 August, 1981, the Funeral Services for the Burial of a Priest were held at Saint Barbara’s Cathedral in Edmonton. [[Metropolitan Vladimir (Nagosky)]] travelled from Winnipeg’s [[Winnipeg MB Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral 1904 \|Holy Trinity Cathedral]] to lead the services on behalf of [[Archbishop Sylvester (Haruns)]] of [https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/montreal?gclid=CjwKCAiAj-_xBRBjEiwAmRbqYiwUVXmRpMnUyz5wq6DUwpttgREWJ_czG03EQTRkOQ-LetKsxqdbEBoCAjMQAvD_BwE Montréal] and Canada.		On 4 August, 1981, the Funeral Services for the Burial of a Priest were held at Saint Barbara’s Cathedral in Edmonton. [[Metropolitan Vladimir (Nagosky)]] travelled from Winnipeg’s [[Winnipeg MB Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral 1904 \|Holy Trinity Cathedral]] to lead the services on behalf of [[Archbishop Sylvester (Haruns)]] of [https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/montreal?gclid=CjwKCAiAj-_xBRBjEiwAmRbqYiwUVXmRpMnUyz5wq6DUwpttgREWJ_czG03EQTRkOQ-LetKsxqdbEBoCAjMQAvD_BwE Montréal] and Canada.
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	The funeral services were led by Metropolitan Vladimir, and assisted by the [[Mitred Archpriest John and Matushka Helen Margitich \|Archpriest John Margitich]], the [https://uocc.ca/clergy/the-very-rev-archpriest-stephen-keaschuk/ Priest J Stephen Keaschuk], and by other clergy from Edmonton and the nearby region.		The funeral services were led by Metropolitan Vladimir, and assisted by the [[Mitred Archpriest John and Matushka Helen Margitich \|Archpriest John Margitich]], the [https://uocc.ca/clergy/the-very-rev-archpriest-stephen-keaschuk/ Priest J Stephen Keaschuk], and by other clergy from Edmonton and the nearby region.

	On 4 August, 1981, the body of the Archpriest Vasily Hochachka was interred at [http://www.stmichaels-rosehill-cemetery.com/st-michaels-location-contact.html Saint Michael’s Cemetery] in Edmonton.		On 4 August, 1981, the body of the Archpriest Vasily Hochachka was interred at [http://www.stmichaels-rosehill-cemetery.com/st-michaels-location-contact.html Saint Michael’s Cemetery] in Edmonton.

	==Repose of Matushka Paraskevia, 1997==		==Repose of Matushka Paraskevia, 1997==