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His Beatitude Sviatoslav Addresses the CCCB
September 25, 2012, Ste-Adele, Quebec Your Eminences, You Excellencies, Dear Brother Bishops of Canada, This is for me a particular privilege and honour to be among you, as Head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, the largest of the Eastern Churches in the Catholic communion. Only 20 years ago this was the so-called “Silent” Church…
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Banquet Greetings of His Beatitude SVIATOSLAV
Sunday, September 16, 2012 Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Your Grace, Metropolitan Lawrence, Your Excellencies, Reverend Fathers, Venerable Sisters, Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear Guests, My Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ! Glory to Jesus Christ! Slava Isusu Khrystu! First of all, let me express to all of you how happy and grateful I am to be here…
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Homily of His Beatitude SVIATOSLAV on September 9, 2012
14th Sunday (Julian Calendar) Hierarchical Divine Liturgy Metropolitan Cathedral of Sts. Volodymyr & Olha Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Slava Isusu Khrystu! Glory to Jesus Christ! Your Grace, Metropolitan Lawrence, thank you for welcoming me to your Cathedral of Saints Volodymyr and Olha. It is a pleasure to be with you today. My Dear Brother Bishops, those…
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Our Gratitude to Michael Sowsun (Solsun)!
We wish to thank the family of Michael Sowsun (Solsun) and all the members of the Michael Sowsun (Solsun) Memorial Fund Committee who recently granted a gift to our Seminary that will assist in providing Ukrainian language classes to our seminarians and in providing an opportunity for seminarians to further improve their Ukrainian language skills…
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Please, Father, ask Christ…
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Patriarch’s Priestly Vocation Born Under Communist Rule
From a recent interview by Zenit with Patriarch Sviatoslav: I grew up in a completely atheistic society where all forms of the transcendental were eliminated. We were taught that there is no God. The family, however, taught a different value and became the vehicle that transmitted the Christian faith. It was during these times that…
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CCCB: Pastoral Letter on Freedom of Conscience and Religion
The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) today released a pastoral letter on freedom of conscience and religion. Issued by the CCCB Permanent Council, the letter expresses concern about an “aggressive relativism” in Canada that seeks to relegate religion to the private sphere. “Legitimate secularity draws a distinction between religion and politics, between Church and…
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Christ’s priesthood has its source not in man, but in the divine person and ministry of the Son of God