University Senior Receives 2025 Immaculata Award Through the Diocese of Syracuse

Julius Marchuska '26 was awarded the Immaculata Award, which annually honors dedicated parish volunteers for their selfless service.
Shown from left are Julius Marchuska '26, Fr. Ken Kirkman, St. Ambrose Parish in Endicott, New York, and Bernard Marchuska, father of Julius.
Shown from left are Julius Marchuska '26, Fr. Ken Kirkman, St. Ambrose Parish in Endicott, New York, and Bernard Marchuska, father of Julius.

Julius Marchuska, a senior at The University of Scranton, was awarded the 2025 Immaculata Award through the Diocese of Syracuse. The Immaculata Award, established by Bishop Robert Cunningham in 2011, annually honors dedicated parish volunteers for their selfless service.

Recipients are presented with the Immaculata Medallion during a special Advent ceremony at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. These "unsung heroes" are nominated by their pastors for their exemplary commitment to their church communities, embodying faith through action and inspiring others. Marchuska has served at his parish since 2020, holding roles that include Sacristan, Eucharistic Minister and Usher. 

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