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# Romanian Episcopate Releases Second Edition of Bilingual Akathist to St. Olga of Alaska
- URL: https://uoj.news/news/romanian-episcopate-releases-second-edition-of-bilingual-akathist-to-st-olga-of-alaska/
- Published: 2026-07-31T14:36:36.000Z
- Updated: 2026-09-25T16:08:06.000Z
- Description: New English-Romanian booklet highlights the life and Akathist of North America's beloved saint and is now available through the Episcopate's Chancery.
- Author: Aaron Hickman
- Tags: #Category: News, St. Olga of Alaska, Romanian Episcopate, OCA, Akathist, Orthodoxy in America, Nathaniel (Popp)

**GRASS LAKE, MI —** The Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of the Orthodox Church in America (OCA) has [released](https://roea.org/new-edition-of-the-akathist-to-saint-olga-of-alaska-published-by-the-romanian-orthodox-episcopate-of-america/) a revised bilingual prayer booklet dedicated to St. Olga of Alaska, making devotional materials honoring the newly glorified saint available in both English and Romanian.

Issued with the blessing of Abp. Nathaniel, the second edition contains the Akathist to St. Olga alongside a concise account of her life. The publication draws on materials originally developed by Abp. Alexei of Sitka and Alaska, while the Romanian Orthodox Episcopate's Department of Publications prepared the Romanian translation and updated the English text.

[![](https://uoj.news/content/images/2026/06/romanian-episcopate-releases-second-edition-of-bilingual-akathist-to-st-olga-of-alaska-image-df1e6963610c.jpg)On this topicAlaska Marks First Anniversary of St. Olga of Kwethluk's Glorification](https://uoj.news/news/alaska-marks-first-anniversary-of-st-olga-of-kwethluk-glorification/)

The new edition comes as devotion to St. Olga continues to spread among Orthodox Christians across North America. Revered for her compassionate ministry to women, families, and those enduring hardship, she has become an increasingly popular figure of prayer and intercession.

Produced in Canada, the booklet features an icon of St. Olga and is intended for use in parishes, private prayer, and educational settings. Copies are available through the Chancery of the Romanian Episcopate.

Previously, the UOJ [reported](https://uoj.news/news/85502-bishops-of-ocas-romanian-episcopate-celebrate-feast-of-st-olga-of-alaska-at-transfiguration-monastery/) that bishops of the OCA's Romanian Episcopate celebrate the feast of St. Olga of Alaska at the Orthodox Monastery of the Transfiguration in Pennsylvania.