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The Ukrainian Weekly 1973 WASHTHGTOH о с Address: "...AS WB LEARN TO GO 'the Ukrainian Weekly 81-83 Grand Street FORWARD TOGETHER Jersey City, N.J. 07303 AT HOME, LET US New York'e Telephone: BArclay 7-4125 ALSO SEEK TO GO Та) : HEndereon 4-0237 СВОБОДА SVOBODA FORWARD TOGETHER WITH ALL MANKIND..." Ukrainian National Ass'n УКРАЇНСЬКИЙ ЩОДЕННИК UKRAINIAN OAKY Richard M. Nlxo* Tel: HEnderson 5-8740 __ Щу Ukrainian nklvi S>?ctum РЖ LXXX. SECTION TWO 4. 75. SVOBODA, THE UKRAINIAN WEEKLY, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1973. ЦЕНТІВ 25 CENTS No. VOL LXXX. Khrystos Voskres! Christ Is Risen! *^^ 5^§ІІ^Ш}!і§ФФ^5ШЗ^ &Ш&®®ЩШ2тШ)ШІ>£і® \Ш}Ш2жШ®®Шя^Ш®Ш2^ PREPARE FOR FAMINE JOINT EASTER PASTORAL URGES MANIFESTATION IN WASHINGTON LOYALTY TO "PtMISNA" CHURCH 19 CATHOLIC PRELATES JOIN UCCA POLICY BOARD MEETS CARDINAL JOSYF IN ISSUING MESSAGE NEW YORK, N.Y. (UCCA) ment and the American peo­ ROME, Italy. — The hier­ light of this idea to resurrect — On Saturday, April 14, the ple as a whole on the matter archy of the Particular (Po- this sacred truth in its own UCCA Policy Board held its of anti-Soviet and anti-Rus­ misnaj Ukrainian Catholic land . ." second quarterly meeting jit sian resistance in Ukraine Church, led by Archbishop- The Church is striving, said the Ukrainian Institute of and on the mass arrests and Major Josyf Cardinal Slipyj. the pastoral, to be able to America, with 50 members trials of Ukrainian intellec­ in a joint Easter pastoral glorify Christ'! Universal attenaing. tuals. He cited examples from message, appealed to the U- Church under the leadership The agenda of the meeting, the activities of the American krainian Catholic faithful to of Christ's successors in its chaired by /Ivan Wowchuk, Jews who succeeded in having remain loyal to the Church ecumenical endeavors, as a included two addresses, ap­ the Soviet government permit and to support the strivings "particular ipomisna) and proval of the bylaws of the the emigrations of Jews from "to be equal among equals" patriarchal" Church, and that Policy Board, a report on the the USSR to Israel. Thirdly, within the Holy Universal it may "continue to be an preparations for the National there are many Ukrainians Church. integral part of tKat Univer­ Mourning Manifestation, to be in both federal and state The Easter pastoral is the sal Church which was found* held on Saturday, May 26. employment, who should be fourth joint message of the ed by Christ the Lord after 1973, at the Shevchenko Mon­ brought to active participa­ Church's hierarchy since the His glorious resurrection. ument/in Washington, D.C. tion in the common effort for Fifth archiepiscopal Synod This is our sacred cause." the defense of the captive The message stressed faith Ukrainian people. held in November of 1971 in FOOT Points Rome. Prior to the Synod, in the resurrection of Christ The fourth element, he metroplia and eparchies in "because the fate of our peo­ The theme of the first said, is the official concept of separate countries of Ukrain­ ple is much like that of speaker, Prof. Konstantyn the U.S. government to the ian settlement in the free Christ," a paralH to the suf­ Safcrczuk of St. Peter's Col­ effect that today there are world had issued their own ferings of the Messiah and lege, Jersey City, N.J., was five centers of power: the M pastoral messages at Christ­ those of the Ukrainian peo­ U.S. Foreism Policy and the U.S., the USSR, Red China, mas and Easter. ple under alien occupation. Ukrainian Liberation." Japan and Western Eurooe. "Our Pomiana Ukrainian "Unfortunately, in our na­ He contended that the lead-' The sneaker expressed his Catholic Church," said the tive land, the Easter bells do ership of the UCCA should disR<*reement with the con­ oastoral in its concluding not toll as they one? did. But hold a conference with re­ cept, stating: that despite the naragraphs, "is striving today the Great Ukrainian Nation sponsible representatives of great significance of such to be able to foster, as equal has remained loyal to Christ the U.S. government for the powers as Red China, Janan among equals, the id^a of and wants justice in its own purpose of presentins: the es­ and Western Europe, the Christ's Resurrection among land, to live according to sential aspect» of the Ukrain-' principal powers in the world ite own faithful... and in the (Continued on p. 3) ian positions! Secondly, Prof. ,remam the United States and Sawchuk suggested that the the USSR. Th» latter contin­ UCCA expand its activities! ues iU traditional policy of in informing the U.S. govern­ /Continued on p#ge 4>, land Mayor Perk 5"fc<S>«>E>5>e>4t« < CLEVELAND, O. — Mayor moving on to Pittsburgh, YUZYK, REP. DERWENSKI Ralph J. Perk of Cleveland Newark and other centers of >DRESS D.C. FAMINE RALLY has agreed to serve as hon­ Ukrainian life in this country. orary co-chairman of the In a letter addressed to the P city'e Welcome Committee for, Cardinal and sent to Winni­ UBOE MASS TURNOUT ON MAY 28TH - Archbishop-Major Josyf Car­ peg, Man., Mayor Perk said NEW YORK, N.Y. — Sena­ various events planned by in­ dinal Slipyj and extended an that he was pleased to learn tor Paul Yuzyk of Canada dividual communities across official invitation to the Car­ from Msgr. Dmytro Gresko and Congressman Edward J. the nation. dinal to viait Cleveland. and the pastors of Cleveland's DerwinsW (R.-I11.) will be UCCAs central office in Ukrainian Catholic parishes among the principal speakers New York' is preparing ap­ Second Visit "that Your Eminence has ac­ addressing the rally at the propriate informative litera­ cepted their invitation to visit Shevchenko Monument site ture, as well as leaflets, but­ Cardinal Josyf, who is cur­ our city. As Mayor of the HONOR METROPOLITAN MSTYSLAV Dr. Walter Gallan Feted City of Cleveland, I cordially here Saturday, May 26, tons, placards and the like. rently on a visit in Canada, AT TESTIMONIAL IN BOUND BROOK PHILADELPHIA. Pa. — More than 40 written mes­ will arrive in Philadelphia, extend an official invitation staged in commemoration of A memorandum, with at­ Some 200 persons, among sages arrived for the testimo­ the 40th anniversary of the Pa., on Saturday, May 12, for to Your Eminence to viait tached documentation on the BOUND BROOK, N.J. — them leading representatives nial here, while the following Cleveland and Ohio." great famine in Ukraine. Moscow perpetrated famine in what will be his second so­ High-ranking Ukrainian Or­ of Ukrainian community life, civic leaders conveyed greet­ journ in the United States The Mayor further identi­ Ukraine in 1932-33, will be honored Dr. Walter Gallan. ings in persons to the octo­ "Week of Mourning* sent to the Secretary-General thodox clergy and civic lead­ since hie release from Soviet fied himself as ah "American ' president of the United U- genarian : Joseph Lesawyer, imprisonment' in 1963. of Czech descent"' and said of the United Nations and to ers were among numerous krainian American Relief The Washington manifesta­ the UN Missions of all mem­ guests attending the testimo­ Vice-President of the World He is expected to be in that he has "followed with Committee, at a testimonial (Continued on p. 3) Cleveland May 14-16 before (Continued on p. 3) tion, sponsored by the U- ber nations, as well as then- nial dinner in honor of Metro­ banquet Saturday, April 14. krainian Congress Committee embassies in Washington. politan Mstyslav, primate of here on the occasion of his of America in cooperation Representatives of other the Ukrainian Autocephalous eightieth birthday. with the local chapter of the ethnic groups are also ex­ . The banquet, staged by a From The White House To UCCA, will climax a "Week pected to take part in the Ukrainian Orthodox Church special committee headed by of National Mourning" dedi­ Washington manifestation, no­ and of the Ukrainian Ortho­ Prof. Bohdan Hnatiuk, Dr. A Boys Club, "Pysanka" Gets Around cated to the anniversary of tably those whose people have dox Church in the USA, on Iwan Skalczuk. Dr. Alexan­ the artificial famine .which also been victimized by Russo- der Bilyk and Ivan Skira, was the occasion of his 75th birth­ 1 JERSEY CITY, NJ. (zs)— cost Ukraine over 7 million JJommunist genocidal policies. day. h?ld at the "Tryzub" Home If President Nixon looks hard Uvea. It is expected that a high- here. Serving as master of Observances on the local ceremonies was Dr. My kola enough among the mass of ranking representative of the Services uleve l are scheduled for the U.S. government will address Cenko. memorabilia in his possession, weekend of May 19-20, with (Continued on p. 2) Metropolitan Mstyslav he will find a "pysanka," the The testimonial banquet was Dr. Gallan'e profile as an beautifully colored Ukrainian s-e^sxe^css^-ft»» held Sunday, April 15, at the active community leader for so congratulated the Metro­ Easter egg. Holiday Inn here and was over five decades was drawn politan through its officer by Iwan Porytko. Conduct І IN A Audit preceded by a special service If people tending to the Paul Czebiniak. Dr. Gallan. who was 80 on archives and personal collec­ of Thanksgiving at St. An­ April . cam" to the U.S. in Metropolitan Mstyslav, af­ tions of the late President Ei­ drew's Memorial Church. 1922. In addition to his lead­ senhower, the Hoovers — J. ter thanking for the tributes, Opening the fete was Very ership of the UUARC. he is Edgar and Herbert — scores spoke of the current situation Rev.
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