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Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (view source)
Revision as of 13:08, December 12, 2024
, 13:08, December 12, 2024→20th Century - Soviet Marxist persecution
In [[1991]], Cardinal [[Miroslav Ivan Lubachivsky]], the exiled head of the Ukrainian Church, was allowed to leave Rome and reside in Lviv. In [[1992]], Ukrainian Greek Catholic bishops from around the world convened for a synod in the city for the first time in several decades. In the same year, the remains of Cardinal Josyf Slipyi were transferred from Rome to Lviv, where they were buried next to Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky. In July [[1993]], four new dioceses were created.
In [[1991]], Cardinal [[Miroslav Ivan Lubachivsky]], the exiled head of the Ukrainian Church, was allowed to leave Rome and reside in Lviv. In [[1992]], Ukrainian Greek Catholic bishops from around the world convened for a synod in the city for the first time in several decades. In the same year, the remains of Cardinal Josyf Slipyi were transferred from Rome to Lviv, where they were buried next to Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky. In July [[1993]], four new dioceses were created.
{{cquote|Only two weeks before the San Francisco conference, on 11 April 1945, a detachment of NKVD troops surrounded the St. George Cathedral in Lviv and arrested Metropolitan Slipyj, two bishops, two prelates and several priests. All the students in the city’s theological seminary were driven from the school, while their professors were told that the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church had ceased to exist, that its Metropolitan was arrested and his place was to be taken by a Soviet-appointed bishop. These acts were repeated all over Western Ukraine and across the Curzon Line in Poland. At least seven bishops were arrested or were never heard from again. There is no Bishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Church still free in the area. Five hundred clergy who met to protest the action of the Soviets, were shot or arrested.<ref name=Manipulation>{{cite web|url=https://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2016/01/11/kgb-christians-putin-stalin-kgbs-history-manipulating-orthodox-church/|title=KGB ‘Christians’: Putin, Stalin, and the KGB’s History of Manipulating the Orthodox Church|date=11 January 2016|publisher=[[Breitbart]]}}</ref>}}
=== From Restoration to the Present Day ===
=== From Restoration to the Present Day ===