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The Ukrainian Weekly 1967, No.43 www.ukrweekly.com ' ША Philadelphia ВШгШ 6 \ THOUSANDS OF FAITHFUL, CLERGY TO HONOR METROPOLITAN Xews of World Congress І Committee Holds Meeting Beamed to Ukraine by VOA . STEPAN HAWRYSZ REELECTED CHAIRMAN; SENYSHYN ON SILVER JUBILEE OF CONSECRATION WASHINGTON. D. C. - spoke on the major objectives PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - fBCRE'^RIES URGED TO STEP UP ACTtVJrY was consecrated in St. Nicho^ News of their kinsmen's first of the World Congress, the Thousands of faithful and las Church, Chicago, 111., by congress in the free world role played by the Ukrainian hundreds of clergy are ex­ ГФШтРНІА, Pa. - trict quotas to assure con­ Archbishop Constantino. Bo- was broadcast to Ukraine by clergy in convening the con­ pected to flock to Philadel­ Stepan . Hawryaz, Supreme tinued growth of the Asso­ hachevsky. Bishop Basil Та? the Voice of America in a gress and its future plans. phia Sunday, December 3, to Advisor and Regional Organ­ ciation. `T lit S kach of the Pittsburgh Greek series of special broadcasts, Also taped and beamed to honor Archbishop Ambrose Catholic diocese, and Bishop iser, was reelected chairman He pointed out that life according to Michael Terpak, Ukraine were remarks of Senyshyn, Metropolitan of U- Basil Ladyka. All three.С0П- ОІІЦе UNA District Commit­ insurance business Is con­ director of the agency's U- Msgr. D. Basil Kushnir, prs? krainian Catholics in the secrators are deceased. \ tee here at the annual meeting stantly growing, as. is the krainian desk here. sident-elect of the Secreta­ laeld Sunday, November 26, at population of the country. In United States, on the occasion On December 15, 1956 riat, Archbishop-Metropolitan of the 25th anniversary of his Щ'фІЇрі)Г HaiL the light of competitiott that Archbishop Amleto CicognanJ Interviews, Highlights John Theodorovieh, Dr. Wilt prevails in the .fiefcr of Ше consecration as bishop. installed him as first Bishop Чат H. Crook, who delivered Heat Prteldeat's Remarks insurance, the UNA must A Pontifical Divine Liturgy fit the Stamford Diocese'. He Special interviews, high- President Johnson's message work doubly hard, to keep will be celebrated at noon in left this post in 1961 tb bfti 'iThts of the Freedom Rally at to the Congress, Michael .^Wrty-ir?e officers repre­ pace with other companies. the new Cathedral of Imma­ come head of the Philadelphia Madison Square Garden, ex- Starr, the principal speaker senting 23 UNA Branches in He stressed that the struc­ culate Conception, a project See in 1961 upon the death cerpts from speeches by U- it the Freedom Rally, the area took pert in the ture of the UNA. obligates of vast magnitude initiated of Archbishop Bohachevsky. krainian, American and Can­ meeting and heard Supreme Branch secretaries to organ­ by Metropolitan Senyshyn. The former Apostolic Dele­ adian leaders addressing tho Demonstrations Reported . President Joseph Lesawyer ise new members and explore Con celebrating prelates will gate to the United States, historic gathering were taped Most Rev. Egidio Vagnozzi, speak on matters relating di­ the existing potential in their be the Most Rev. Joseph in New York by Walter So- Reports on demonstrations installed him October 26, 1961 rectly to. their organising and areas to the maximum. jSchmondruk, Ukrainian Cath- chan, UNA's Supreme Vice- at the Soviet Mission and the in the old Cathedral. ative responsibili- "We have 15 insurance olic Eparch of Stamford, and President, for immediate United Nations building, brief plans which accommodate at the Most Rev. Jaroslav Gabro Other Ukrainian Catholic broadcasts by the VOA. summeries of the more than least 90 or more percent of Ukrainian Catholic Eparch of prelates who will be present Archbishop - Metropolitan a dozen individual sessions The District. Committee, the demands from Our pro- Chicago. are Archbishop Gabriel - Вц– one of the largest and most Maxim Hermaniuk of Canada, held in conjunction with the epects. Moreover, our dues are Most Rev. Luigi Raimondi, katko of Yugoslavia, Bishop who was introduced as a per- World Congress, information productive ii (he UNA net­ lower, our dividends are high-' Apostolic Delegate to the Neil Savaryn of Edmonton/ work, has.Dr. Walter Gallan, manent member of the newly on delegate participation 1ІІ er, our service is excellent", United States, heads a list of Canada, Bishop Isidore Boreor established Secretariat, еоп– the sessione, American, and слаігтаал of the Supreme Au­ Mr. Lesawyer concluded by twenty-eight members of the ky of Toronto, Bishop Ад?' diting. Board, as honorary veyed a message of greeting Canadian preds coverage of urging the secretaries to step Ukrainian and American drew Roborecky of Saska­ ; с^ьійпац. Dr. Gallan presid­ to the Ukrainian people in the proceeding and various up their organizing activities Catholic hierarchy who, will toon. Bishop Stephen Kocisko their native land at the соп– events during the congres- ed over the Meeting, assisted and strive systematically to honor Metropolitan Senyshyn. of the Eparchy of Passaic byJoseph; Bakay and E. Min- clusion of his interview with sional week in New York were reach the prospects in their Head of the Ukrainian completes the list of Eastern Mr. Sochan. also taped for broadcasts to chak. T- Tyahchuk served as Rite prelates. sectary. communities. Catholic Metropolitan See of The Ukrainian prelate Ukraine. The lively discussion which, Philadelphia, Archbishop Anv Heading the list of the La­ I ! Elected to the committee followed the President's,brose was consecrated Octo- tin Rite hierarchy is John along with Ms. Hawrysz are speech continued long after ber,22, X942. The celebration Cardinal Krol. Others include the.-foltawihg: I. Skira, E. the official adjournment of could not be held on the ac­ Archbishop ' Bryan McEnteh Wachna Receives Award MlnchsfcT ?. Goyanluk, vice- the meeting,. With refresh­ tual anniversary date because gart of Brooklyn, Archbishop At Graduates' Annual Fete cbairmen; P. Tarnawaky, sec­ ments provided for all at­ the Metropolitan was attend­ Luis Aponte Martinez of Sap Archblshop-MetTopolifcan Ambrose Senyshyn retary, I. Dankoweky, treas­ tending members. ing the Synod of Bishops in Juan, Bishop Edward Her­ DETROIT, Mich. - Walter the Club's annual dinner. Мл urer;'j|.`;Nycht press end in­ Rome. mann of Washington, Bish­ Gerety of Portland, Bishop Bishop Raimondi, the Aposto- Wachna, of Windsor, Ont., Wachna's candidacy was sub­ formation, B. Odezynsky, so­ John Cardinal Krol of Phi­ op William McManus of Chi­ Gerald McDevitt of Philadel- lie Delegate, and Prof. Ro- was this year's recipient of mitted by Mr. Alexander List. cial affairs; Very Rev. О. My- LIBRARIANS FROM U.S., ladelphia will deliver the Eng­ cago, Bishop Joseph McShea phia, Bishop J. Carroll Mc-jman Sinal-Stockl. Opening the "Ukrainian of the Year" Selection was та4е-1)УгвсРвГ|' e ^i7wy IfeV' 8- Bflak, L CANADA HOLD SESSION lish Sflffcaon at the Pontifical of Allentown, Bishop James Cormick of Scranton, Bishop remarks will be made by Dr. award presented by the U- el of judges consisting of: Odezynsky, M. Kowalczuk, R. Hogan of AJtoona-Johnstown, krainian Graduates Club of Mrs. Cameron H. Montrose, NRfrU'TORX. N-Y.-rTwini Divine Liturgy in the new James L. Schad of Camden, Lev E. Dobriansky, who is hd K^pbiWnyk, U. Senyk, Q. Bsv ty-three librarians froni. the Cathedral of the Immaculate Bishop Walter Curtis ' cJE Bishop John F. Hackett of national charman of the ob- Detrqit-Windsor 9^ t QK`. Alderman, City of Windsor, js^njAfe WJ8^lW;BiahQp WUlia^ Hartford and Bishop Joseph Uiervance^coja^ttee.. gauizatipn's annual dinner- Mr. Richard Courtenaye, U.S. Jl^)jfcfctf^^ : CajJpiiylBi""ieelnberB most 6T them `here for' the A ibng-thnfr-frieficr and fel­ Connare of Groensburg, Bish-` Costello of Newark. - Bishop 4fcJtmondiuk Will dan Ct Ui'd Soturdjj, October -Corural G^t^X^yWtUBor, 28. here.' and Magistrate : "Оогоогі R. TW auditing board aonsists sessions of the Worlo! Сопт low BasUian, Bishop Neil Sa- dp T. Austin Murphy of Balti­ The afternoon banquet will serve as Master of Сегето–. Stewart. ' ofthe,fcUowing.: I. Skochylas, gross . Of Free Ukrmniansi varyn of Edjihonton, Canada more, Bishop Alfred Watson bo held in the main ballroom nies at the fete, expected to Mr. Wachna was born in chairman^ p. Scherba, M. Mar- held a conference Tuesday, will preach in Ukrainian. of Erie, Bishop John Graham of the Sheraton Hotel. draw a throng of 1,000 per- Manitoba of Ukrainian par­ More than 2Й0 members ents. A one-time teacher and and guests attended the af­ tynenko, J. Rakochy, F. Pe- November 14, at the Ukrain­ The Philadelphia prelate of Philadelphia, Bishop Peter The main speakers will be sons. 1 tfyk, members. ian Institute of America. school principal, he is co- fair, including Prof. - Borys owner and secretary-treasur­ Martos, former Prime . Min­ Opened by Dr. Alexander The auditing board consists er of Ajax Builders Supplies ister of Ukrainet who Was in­ Sokolyszyn and conducted by UNA Member Selected For AU-Ameriean Conference Holds dt.the following: L Skochylas, in East Windsor. troduced by the Club!e presi­ Prof. , Dmytro Shtohryn, the chairman, P. Scherba,- M. Annual Meeting in Arlington dent John Stoiko. conference called for the es­ "Who's Who of American Women a Maried to the former Mary Martynenko, J: Rakoehy, F. Dr. Wsevolod Isajiw, of tablishment of a bibliographi­ Chalatumyk. Mr. Wachna Petryk, members. NEW YORK, N.Y.—"Who's Branch 130 of the Ukrainian Windsor University, was the cal r e se a r c h center that lived in Manitoba before Reading reports on the Who of American Women" National Association and UCCA REPRESENTATIVE RE ELECTED CHAIRMAN OF main speaker. would record all publications settling permanently in Wind­ Committee's past activity lists bibliographies of women Branch 72 of the Ukrainian EXECUTIVE COUNCIL sor in 1947.
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