The Ukrainian Weekly 1961, No.32
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www.ukrweekly.com•>*--, ;щ'--_ - Address The Ukrainian Weekl) MM for cftfjdree ud yoeth 81-83 Grand Street Jersey City 3, N. J. to (MtetMi Ml potee- Tel. HEnderson 4-0237 Hal for Ш creative life la SVOBODA Direct Now York City Line BArclay 7-4125 freedom and difnlty." УКРАЇНСЬКИЙ ЩОДЕННИК UKRAINIAN D АІІУ і ж a Ukrainian National Asa n The Ukrainian Weekly Seetiop TeL HEnderson 6-8740 РШ LXVIIL 4. 167 SECTION TWO SVOBODA, THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY, SATURDAY. AUGUST 19, 1961 SECTION TWO No. 157 VOU LXVin i, , • ass STUDENTS AT SOYUZIVKA HEAR MOST REV. AMBROSE SENYSHYN IS NEW METROPOLITAN OF UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC YOUTH LECTURES ON UNA, SVOBODA UKRAINIAN CATHOLICS IN U.S.A. LEAGUE HOLDS ITS 23RD ANNUAL AND THE WEEKLY BISHOP SCHMONDIUK HEADS STAMFORD EPARCHY; — NEW SEE FORMED Ш CHICAGO NATIONAL CONVENTION WITH BISHQP-ЕЬЕСТ GABRO AS EPARCH SOYUZIVKA,. Kerfaonkson,' the UNA, its methods of in- BISHOP SENYSHYN EXHORTS YOUTH TO UP N.Y., Aug. 12 (Staff)—Fifty- vesting funds, and mentioned ROME, August 14. — Bishop His appointment to thej HOLD UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC RITE; PROF. aeven students of the Ukrain- the hundreds of thousands of Ambrose Senyahyn was named Philadelphia see is effective Au DOBRIANSKY APPEALS FOR SUPPORT OF ian Cultural Courses—1961, dollars which the Association by Pope John ХХІП to fill the gust 15. 1961. UCCA ACTIVITIES and their instructors took part donated to all-U k r а і n і a n vacant post of Archbishop- The many accomplishments today in the special series of causes. He also mentioned the Metropolitan of the Philadel of Metropolitan Senyahyn in lectures devoted to the Ukrain- many English language pub- phia Archeparchy of the U- clude the organization of Eu- NEW YORK. NY. (Staff) — U.C.Y.L. was awarded a regu The 23rd Annual National Con lar trophy for going over their ian National Association. jlications which the UNA fi krainian Catholic Church, the charistic Congresses, founding set quota of new members in The courses,, sponsored by nanced to spread the truth Vatican announced today. of monastic orders and educa vention of the Ukrainian Cath olic Youth League of the Uni 1960-1961. the UNA for the eighth con- \ about Ukraine, and made spe- The new Metropolitan, who tional institutions, and author The principal speaker at the seeutive summer at its Cats- cial reference to the Encyclo- will take over the office left ship of eight books. In May, ted States of America was held at the Henrv Hudson Hotel in convention banquet was Dr. kill Mountains resort known as pedis of Ukraine in English vacant on the death, last Jan 1961, construction of a $1,500,- Lev E. Dobrianskv. national Soyuzivka, work on a four. which is now in preparation, uary, of Metropolitan Con- 000 building for SL Basil's STiSNSi?' їЛПЙ'*й*« °f "?r uk™mrCon- week,, five days-a week curri-|and the coet of which is ex- stantine Bohachevsky, was, un College began under his direc culum. The students are given. pected to reach $50,000. til now, the Ера re h (Bishop) tion. , . in тт гл gross Committee of America courses in Ukrainian language, l Importance of life insurance, of the Stamford Eparchy (Dio The Most Rev. Joseph delegates representing 13 U. C. and chnirman of tho Nationai literature, history, geography,' and its place in the American cese). Schmondiuk, until now the Y.L.. councils frorn thef various c u Nati 0^;^. In culture, and leadership, and business world was delivered Bishop Joseph Schmondiuk, Titular Bishop of Zeugma in states attending. The four-day ш slirri and penetrating ad. convention including registra- dress Dr. Dobrianskv touched have Saturday morning set a- by Dr. Padoch. who then gave of Philadelphia, was appointed Syria, will now become Eparch tion, a welcome dance a tour i important topics of side for special, extra-curri-' a few examples on determining to the Stamford bishopric, to of Stamford. He was born in on scvcra of Freedomland and sight- the dav and highlighted the ac- cular lectures. Today, was the the amounts of insurance need- take the place of Bishop Seny- 1912, in Wall, Pa. Orphaned at seeing tours of New York tivities of the Ukrainian Con- annual UNA day at the ed by everyone. shyn. Until now, the former an early age he was reared in City, confession and Mass at grese Committee of America, courses, and the lectures dealt | At the end, the Sureme Sec- administered the Philadelphia St Basil's Orphanage in Phi the St George Ukrainian Cath- He said that the battle for with this leading Ukrainian retary asked the students to see. ' ladelphia and later studied for olic Church, general business Berlin is only a minor sector of fraternal association. (check their own family insur- The Vatican announcement priesthood in Rome where he sessions, election of new offi-.the huge struggle which the Supreme officers of the U- ance policies and amounts of which revealed the new ap was ordained in 1936. Ap cers and the banquet. (United States and the free world krainian National Association, protection, when they return pointments, also made it known pointed Auxiliary Bishop of The convention was prepared; at large are waging against and representatives of its from the courses. that a new eparchy was being Philadelphia in 1956, he as by the N.Y. Council under the; the world of Russian despotic sumed the duties of the Arch- spiritual directorship of the-j communism. Citing the recent Svoboda publishing house de Chief Editor Dragan told of formed for the Ukrainian Cath BMVer.y JosepRev. hOres T. t GuraZasiybidal was, OSthe- encyclicaMater etl oMagistraf Pope ,Joh ann dXXIII the, livered a set of five lectures. the role played by Svoboda in olics in the United States, with eparchy's administrator when convention chairman. Communist program of Khru Speakers were: 'Joseph Lee?, the early days of Ukrainian the see located in Chicago, 111. Metropolitan Bohachevsky died Rev. Emil Manasterski, shchev, Dr. Dobrianskv stres- awyer, the Supreme President; settlement on this continent, Msgr. Jaroslav Gabro, parish in January, 1961. presenting the Most Reverend; sed the far-sighted and humane Roman Slobodian, Supreme and said that it was Svoboda prjest from Perth Araboy, NJ., Ambrose Senyshyn, Exarch of purposes of the former and the Treasurer; Ih\ Jaroslaw Pa-(which gave birth to the UNA, was named eparch of the new Chicago Eparchy the Ukrainian Catholic Diocese, distortions and half-truths of doch,v5ugpreme Secretary; An-,"the association of ideas, labor see, and raised to the office of of Stamford; read a special the latter. He appealed to deter thony^ .Dragan. Editor-in-CW'ef.and interests." bishop. Bishop-elect Jaroslav Gabro message from His Excellency,, gates to support all the acUvi? of S^hoda, and Eostyslav L. | Speaking of today's Svoboda, who is going to.bead the new in which Bishop Senyshyn ap ties of the UCCA, which ha Chomjiak, Editor ox The Week- Mr. Dragan said that it now pealed to the youth to uphold said were totally in agreement Metropolitan Senyahyn Eparchy of St.' Nicholas ' in the Ukrainian Catholic rite in ly. РгоД.уавуї Steciuk, direc- has gathered around it the Chicago, will, in effect, return with US. foreign policy, in tor of,,the courses, chaired the braintrust of "Ukrainian schdl- the spirit and .tradition of Rev. terest and the security of our The naming of Bishop Seny- to his native city. He was born Markian Shashkevyeh whose country. sessioDu. jars and journalists, with its ehyn to the highest office of the hi Chicago од July 31, 1919^ 150th anniversary of birth U- A general picture of the 67- staff of five editors artd 33 re- Ukrainian Catholic Church In and attended elementary school krainian Catholics throughout Resolutions Support years, old. Ukrainian National ,gular contributors in various and high school there. 'His the world are observing • this this country falle almost to the 1 ' Shovchenfco Monument кащшвфЩВШі inclocUng its be-'parts of the world. day of hie 30th anniversary higher education and theologi year. ginninga, and its present place | The policies and content of of priesthood. cal studies were completed in At the conclusion of the busi among, the 200-odd fraternal The Ukrainian Weekly, were He was born in Stary Sam- St. Basil's College, in Stam Ohio Council Elected as ness session Saturday after . National Board American societies was given'outlined to the Cultural bir, Ukraine, on February 23, ford, Conn., and in St Josa- noon, a series of resolutions was by President "Lesawyer in hta Courses students by Mr. adopted which outlined the ac 1903. and acquired his elemen phat'e Seminary and the Cath On Saturday afternoon a new lecture, Chomiak. _ tary education there. His sec olic University of America in tivities of the U.C.Y.L. for the national board of the Ukrainian next year. These included sup-' •VO' • •' .1 ' • і . He stressed' that since its ondary school education was Washington, D.C. BiBhop-elect Catholic Youth League of the port of the Seminary Building. Concentration of Resources, inception almost 28 years ago, completed in the capital of Gabro was ordained to 194,5. METROPOLITAN AMBROSE SENYSHYN U.S.A. was elected for 1962- Fund in Stamford, Conn., sup the paper always had as its Western Ukraine—Lviv and in The St Nicholas Eparchy of 1963. Delegates re-elected port of the forthcoming Ecu He then went on to show goal the youthful readership. 1922 he entered the monastic Chicago will take 'in territory the Ohio Council to serve as menical Council, expansion of the role played by the UNA in "It is written primarily for order of St Basil the Great.' west of the following states: the board of the U.C.Y.L, con the membership of the League, the Ukrainian community, and you and people like you—the As a monk, Metropolitan Se Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and CORRECTS PAPER'S IMPROPER sisting of the following the observance of the 150th said: 'modern, young Ukrainian Ame- nyshyn studied philosophy and Mississippi.