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List of Fathers UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION – FATHER’S DAY 2021 Today’s Divine Liturgy Will be Offered for the Following: LIVING FATHERS: Michael Karanevskii Ivan, Ivan, Andrew, Ihor, +Danylo Bilowchtchuk His Beatitude Sviatoslav Stephanie M. Karanevskii Yuriy, Juan, Mykhalo Luba Bilowchtchuk Shevchuk Sytar Family Metropolitan-Archbishop Roman Kobryn +Wasyl Bilowchtchuk Borys Gudziak Olga Kobryn Ivan Luba Bilowchtchuk Archbishop Stefan Soroka Petro Tsap Bishop Andriy Rabiy Myron +Edward Bishop Bishop John Bura Iryna Kohut Vasyl Children, Grandchildren Rev. Roman Dubitsky Rev. Ivan Turyk Rev. Ivan Turyk Maksym Kolodij +John Boyko Jr. Rev. Deacon Paul Makar Melanie Fedynyshyn Andrew Wowk Charlie, Ann, Mark Rev. Paul J. Makar Melania, Adrian, Liana Myroslav, Petro Ivan +Andriy Bill Adamshick Hanna Komarnytska Natalia Brandafi Andrew and Matthew DECEASED FATHERS: Vasyl, Petro, Sergiy +Cardinal Josep Slipyj +James Britton Volodymyr, Viktor, Ihor Lyubov Korkh +Cardinal Lyubomyr Joseph Britton Viktor Babiy Husar Vasyl, Ihor +Most Rev. Soter +Volodymyr John Baginsky Halyna Kuzyshyn Ortynsky Roman Bryk Colette, Johnny, Nicole +Metropolitan Michael Lawrence Constantine +Dmytro Charles R. Biloholowski Anna Lawrence Bohachevsky Olha Burak Morgan, Brooke, +Metropolitan Ambrose Glenys Ann Mykhaylo Stepan Bohdan Senyshyn +Mykola Chalupa Volodymyr Vasyl Mykola +Metropolitan Joseph Maria Lyszyk Brad Bishop Lystiuk Family Schmondiuk Addisyn, Jackson +Metropolitan Ivan +Peter Chaniewycz Oleksiy, Volodymyr, Lubachivsky Maria Chaniewycz Brian Bishop Yaroslav, Viktor, +Metropolitan Stephen Brittany, Cody, Gabby Volodymyr, Vasyl, Sulyk +John Cherniansky +Most Rev. Jaroslav Charles Boyko Zorian Gil Eckert Gabro Ann and Mark Olha Lytvyn +Rev. Dmytro Fedasiuk +Kelly Chordas Joseph Britton Nicholas Makar +Rev. Gus Molodowitz Tom & Linda Molnar Kate Nicky and Sam +Harry Adams +John Chrzan Roman, Myroslav Deacon Paul Makar Bishop Family John Chrzan Olha Burak Fr. Paul, Nick, Steph, Michael, Nicky and Sam +William Adamshick +Michael Clements Lyubomyr Joyce, Mike, Bill Joyce and Marilyn Deyneka Rev. Paul J. Makar Family +Richard Alcock +Wasyl Czaban Alvaro Domingues Dawn Domingues Rozalia & Larry John E. Fedynyshyn Jeff Marco Bernadette +Roman Ambrozewycz +Jirayr Dallaryan Alvaro Domingues Roman & Cathy Miriam Melanie Fedynyshyn Bob May Delia, Jeffrey, Joseph, +Franc Anderst +Carmelo D’Amico Alvaro J. Domingues Jarrett Romana Rakoczy Colette, John Dawn Domingues Luis Olivet +Michael Andrusezko +Bruno, Gerhard Alvaro M. Domingues Arianna Rodriguez, Justin Rozalia Czaban Debarry Dawn Domingues Olivet Larissa + Anton, Vasyl, Petro, John E. Fedynyshyn Gerry, Michael, George, Petro, Volodymyr, Ivan +Bradford Deter Melanie Fedynyshyn Jason, Mike, John Viktor Babiy Donna Deter Donna Pankulics Robert Franqui +John Baginsky +Taras, Mykhailo Chaz Michael Peles Colette, John Lyubomyr Deyneka Carol, Scott, Julia, Brian, Helmut. Fychok Matthew +Walter Baginsky +John M. Dickun Michelle Olivet Colette, John Dn. Paul Charles Polak Dwayne Fychok Melanie Fedynyshyn +Peter Baralecki Sr. +Deacon Arthur Michelle Olivet Maria Alvarez Tom Dochych Myroslav, Yuri, Ivan, Petro, Myroslav Ihor, Taras, Roman +Walter, William +Rev. Andrew Dubitsky Nadia Horbatyuk Yuri Rashkevych Kenneth & Nancy Family Bialkowski Taras Huk, John Redus +Rev. George Dubitsky Volodymyr Huk Cynthia Redus-Tarchis +Joseph Bigos Family Taras Huk Ronald Bigos Mykhail, Edward, +Alexander Duda Ralph Iacuzio Mykhail +Josyp, Yaroslav Helen Duda Christina Maria Salamakha Volodymyr Bilichak +Michael Duda Ralph Iacuzio Adrian Strysky +Charles Biloholowski Helen Duda Maria Flati Family Charles Biloholowski +Charles Dudik +Stephen Hutnick +Stephen Lahola +Msgr. Bohdan Olesh Michael Lawrence Eleanor Kataryniak Irene Lahola Bigos Eleanor Kataryniak +Vasyl, Andriy +Luigi Iacuzio +Stephen Lahola +Raymond Otlowski Maria Dzeva Ralph Iacuzio Olga Tulnew Joan Galetta +Vasyl +John Ilek +Panko Lavriv +Henry Padlak Maria Dzeva John E. Fedynyshyn Halyna Lavriv Connie Kmet and Family +Peter, Sam Dzioba +John Ilek +Panko Lavriv +John, Danylo, Wasyl, Anna Helen & Jeff Stephanie Shikman Iwan, Mykola Donna Pankulics +Stephen Dzubaty +Andreas Sozont Kaczala +Alex Lawrence Son Andrei Kachala Michael Lawrence +Peter Patskanick John Redus +George Eckert +Joseph Kataryniak +Victor Lawrence Gil Eckert Eleanor Kataryniak Anna Lawrence +Henry Perski Helena McManamon +Giovanni Fazio +Myron Kataryniak +Victor Lawrence Caterina Iacuzio Eleanor Kataryniak Michael Lawrence +Michael Pilip Myron & Maria Rajsz +John, Basil, Steve, Mike, +Fedir +Anthony Litvenczuk Harry, Joseph Petro Kichula Daughter +Dmytro Pikus Fedynyshyn Ann Marie Stek John E. Fedynyshyn +Mychailo + Ivan, Mykhailo, Petro, Anna Kitchoula Ilko, Mykhailo +Nicholas Poburchak +Basil Fedynyshyn Olga Lystiuk Marcella Massopust Melanie Lawrence +Teodor Vasyl Kitchoula +Mykolaj Lyszyk +Wolfgang S. Pohl +John Fedynyshyn Andrew Lyszyk Stephanie Melanie Fedynyshyn +Joseph Klein Melanie Fedynyshyn +Paul Makar Sr. +Charles Polak +John Fedynyshyn Dn. Paul Melanie Fedynyshyn Melanie Lawrence +Fr Oleksiy, Roman Kobryn, Basil, Steven +Peter Makar +Charles A. Polak +Mike Fedynyshyn Milan Dn. Paul Dawn Domingues Anna Lawrence Olga Kobryn + Faustino, Gabriel, +Joseph R. Polak +Mike Fedynyshyn +Michael Amalio, Anthony Dawn Domingues Melanie Lawrence Wolodymyr Kohut Ana Mascenik +Joseph R. Polak +Joseph Fuchs +Joe Kmet +John, Joseph Melanie Fedynyshyn Linda Lopazanski Connie Kmet and Family Ronald Mascenik Sr. +Stepan +Elko Fyczok +Joseph Kopi +John Maslak Iryna Potapchuk Helmut Fychok Joanne Kara Daughter +Anatolii Pulyk +Steve Galetta +Theodore Korchnysky +Anton Massopust Taras Hujk Bob Galetta Melanie Lawrence Katherine Massopust +Michael Raab Sr. +Jan Gnacek +Leonid, Yaroslav +Anton Massopust Alan Raab Melanie Fedynyshyn Korostil Family Anton J. Massopust III +Michael Raab Sr. +Jan Gnacek +Ivan Kosinskyy +Anton J. Massopust II Michael Raab Jr. Dawn Domingues Mariia Kichula Anton J. Massopus III + Bohdan Rakoczy +Harold Grausam +Mykailo +Anton J. Massopust II Irena Rakoczy Colette, John Taras Kovalyk Katherine Massopust + Bohdan Rakoczy +Peter Hetman +Msgr. Alexander +Walter McManamon Olha Rakoczy Marcia Hunchar Krochalny, Helena McManamon +Rev. Leonard Kuberski +Jan Rajsz +Richard Hibbett Helen Duda +Stefan Melnyk Myron & Maria Rajsz Patricia & Bob Kucaba Anna and Olga +Joseph Kucaba Jr. +Mykhaylo, Lubomyr +Jaroslaw Holowchak Robert & Pat Kucaba +George Melnykevich Yuri Rashkevych Larissa Wowk John E. Fedynyshyn +Joseph Kucaba Sr. +Peter, Dennis, Marion +Mykhailo, Mykhailo, Robert & Pat Kucaba +George Melnykevich Mary Retalis Mykhailo, Petro Helen Ilek Nadia Horbatyuk +Peter Kucaba +Stephen Romanetz Robert & Pat Kucaba +Steve Melnykevich Bobby, LeeAnn, Kara, +John Hunchar John E. Fedynyshyn Corey Marcia Hunchar +Alexander Kuzyszyn Luba Bilowchtchuk +George Misko +Michael Romanko +John Hunchar Beverly Sarpa Glenys Biloholowski Olga Hunchar +Mykhailo, Mykhailo, Ivan, Bohdan, Stepan +Mike Molnar +Michael Romanko +Russell Hunchar Halyna Kuzyshyn Tom & Linda Molnar Vera Gochal & Family Marcia Hunchar +John Kwiecinski +Antonio Nazur +Jack Ruiz Son Miriam Dallaryan Roberta Chrzan +Josef Rylyk +Iwan Wowk Maria Frankel Ulana Wowk +Volodymyr +Joseph Mariya Salamakha Olga M. Yurechko +Joseph Sarpa Sr. +Vincent Zaleski Joseph Sarpa Joan Zaleski +Stephen Sasala +Vincent J. Zaleski Colette, John Anton J. Massopust III +John Sawchuck +Vincent J. Zaleski Marcia Hunchar Katherine Massopust +John Sawchuk +Vincent J. Zaleski Olga Hunchar Marcella Massopust +Iwan Seredocha +George Zenchuk Ann, Charlie Helen Duda +Ted Seredocha Joseph Zulin Ann, Charlie Peter Zulin Sr. +Michael Slahetka ********************** Melanie Fedynyshyn +Dmytro, Arkadiy, Ivan, +Michael Slahetka Mykola, Volodymyr, Dawn Domingues Viktor, Anton, Mykola, Fedir, Yosyp, Ivan +John Slater Family Dawn Domingues +John Slater John E. Fedynyshyn +John Slater Melanie Fedynyshyn +Mychailo Taras Stefaniv +Charles Stek Ann Marie Stek +John Stek Ann Marie Stek +Atanazy Swaryczewsky Andrij Wowk +Atanazy Swaryczewsky Ulana Wowk +Vasil, Mykhalo, Ivan, Yaroslav, Volodymyr, Damian, , Bohdan Sytar Family +John Terefenko Terefenko/Colfer Family +Harry Timko Beverly +George Tulnew Nicholas Tulnew +Michael Tulys Daughter +Teodor Worobel Boguslawa Karanevskii +Anatole Wowk Andrij Wowk +Dmytro Wowk Melanie Lawrence +Ivan Wowk Andrij Wowk .
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