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List of Documents In LIST OF DOCUMENTS Chapter I Documents of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church № 1 Statement of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky regarding a meeting between Pope John-Paul II and Mikhail Gorbachov on December 1, 1989 !1.XII.1989" (3) № 2 Address of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan to the UGCC faithful with a call to come out of the underground !2.XII.1989"#(3) № 3 Statement of Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan on the registration of UGCC parishes (4) № 4 Address of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan to the UGCC faithful in Ukraine about the registration of UGCC communities !21.XII.1989"#(5) № 5 Statement-reply of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan to Kyryl, Archbishop of Smolens’k and Kaliningrad !22.XII.1989"#(6) № 6 Rulings and Resolutions of the Sobor of Bishops, Clergy and representatives of Laity of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church, held in Lviv on January 23, 1990 !23.I.1990"#(7) № 7 Conciliar Easter address of the hierarchy of the local Ukrainian Catholic Church 1990 !15.II.1990"#(8) № 8 Address of the Greek Catholic Bishops in Ukraine to the Ukrainian diaspora about the need to develop Ukrainian theology !17.III.1990"#(10) № 9 Statement of position by the Ukrainian Greek Catholic clergy in Ukraine regarding the work of a Quadrilateral Commission for the normalization of relations between the Orthodox and the Eastern Catholics (Greek Catholics) in Western Ukraine !19.III.1990" (11) № 10 „God Has Not Forsaken Us”. Easter address of Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky to the clergy and the faithful of the UGCC in Ukraine !7.IV.1990" (14) № 11 „Our Shared Responsibility Is in Question.” Speech of Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky to the Ukrainian participants of the German Catholic Congress in Berlin !23.V.1990" (15) № 12 Statement of the Ruling Primate of the Galician Metropolia Volodymyr Sternyuk during the Synod of Bishops of the UGCC in Rome about the current state of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church !25.VI.1990" (19) № 13 Address of Archbishop Volodymyr Sternyuk to the Pope on improving the legal structure of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church !25.VI.1990" (22) № 14 Address of Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky to Pope John Paul ІІ !25.VI.1990" (24) № 15 Statement of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky in response to the Russian Orthodox denial of the legitimacy of the UGCC !23.VIII.1990" (26) № 16 Address of Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky, the Major Archbishop of Lviv for Ukrainians, to the „Ukrainian Youth for Christ” Assembly (27) Addenda №17 Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan’s assessment of the Ukrainian Law on the Freedom of Conscience !27.IX.1990" (27) № 18 Conciliar Christmas Message of the Clergy of the Local Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, AD 1990 !21.IX.1990" (28) № 19 Address of Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky to the Holy Father at the closing of the UGCC Synod in Rome in 1991 !9.II.1991" (30) № 20 „I Kiss # is Land, I Embrace All People of # is Land, Our Ukraine.” Speech by Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky at the Lviv airport !30.III.1991" (32) № 21 „Let Patriarch Yosyf’s Testament Be Our Guideline: # e Rebirth of Our Church Should Culminate in the Establishment of a Patriarchate” Speech of Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan in front of the Lviv Opera House !31.III.1991" (33) № 22 „It is God-Given Fortune to Be on # is Blessed Mountain.” Speech of Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky delivered in Hoshiv on April 27, 1990 !27.IV.1990" (38) № 23 Address of Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan to the members of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine !23.V.1991"#(41) № 24 „Let the Walls of the University Bear the Memory of the Struggle for Ukrainian Spirituality.” Address of Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan to the students of the Kyiv University !24.V.1991"#(45) № 25 His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan’s statement of intent to permanently settle in Lviv !6.VI.1991"#(46) № 26 Address of Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky, Major Archbishop of Lviv, on the occasion of Ukraine’s declaration of independence !24.VIII.1991" (48) № 27 „# e Ukrainian Greek Catholic Community in Kyiv Has Been Given a Chapel Instead of a Church.” Statement of Cardinal Lubachivsky (49) № 28 Address of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Bishops to the heads, the clergy, and the faithful of all Ukrainian denominations about the unity of Churches in Ukraine !8.XI.1991"#(49) № 29 Address of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Bishops on the occasion of the independence referendum of December 1, 1991 !8.XI.1991"#(51) № 30 „# e Peace in God and Our Episcopal Blessing!” Conciliar Christmas message of the Hierarchy of the Local Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, AD 1991 !21.XI.1991"#(52) № 31 His Beatitude Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan blesses independent Ukraine !2.XII.1991"#(56) № 32 #„# at # ey May All Be One.” Speech of Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan to the First Special Assembly of the European Synod of Bishops, Vatican City, November 28 – December 14, 1991 (57) № 33 Address of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan to the public authorities delivered at the St. George’s Cathedral in Lviv !21.V.1992"#(59) № 34 Address of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan to the Lviv city and regional councils about the current state of a$ airs !23.V.1992"#(61) 688 List of Documents № 35 Declaration of annulment of the Lviv pseudo-council of 1946 !29.V.1992"#(63) № 36 „A Page of History Has Been Turned. A New Era Has Begun”: Address of the Synod of Bishops of the UGCC to the Ukrainian people !31.V.1992"#(64) № 37 Welcoming speech of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan to a conference on the encyclical „Centesimus annus” !4.VI.1992"#(67) № 38 Speech of His Beatitude Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan to the participants of the World Laity Congress of the Local Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church !26.VIII.1992"#(69) № 39 Speech of His Beatitude Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky during a meeting in memory of Patriarch Yosyf Slipy at the Lviv Opera House !29.VIII.1992"#(71) № 40 „# at # ey May All Be One.” Conciliar Christmas Message of the Hierarchy of the Local Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, AD 1993 !21.XI.1992" (73) № 41 Conciliar Easter Message of the Hierarchy of the Local Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, AD 1993 !7.IV.1993"#(77) № 42 Address of Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky regarding the construction of the UGCC patriarchal cathedral in Kyiv !27.IV.1993"#(80) № 43 Address of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky to the participants of the „Ukrainian Youth for Christ” festival !6.V.1993"#(81) № 44 Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan’s speech during a dinner reception at Hotel „Kyiv”, July 17, 1993 !17.VII.1993"#(82) № 45 Statement of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church concerning the events in Kyiv on July 18, 1993 !19.VII.1993"#(84) № 46 „A Terrible Epidemic Has Befallen Our Children in Ukraine”: Address of Patriarch Myroslav- Ivan (85) № 47 Conciliar Christmas Message of the Hierarchy of the Local Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, AD 1994 !21.XI.1993"#(88) № 48 Rulings and resolutions of the Synod of Bishops of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church held in Lviv on February 20-27, 1994 [excerpts] !27.II.1994"#(90) № 49 Address of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Bishops on the occasion of early elections to the Verkhovna Rada on March 27, 1994 !27.II.1994" (91) № 50 Address of the Synod of Bishops of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church to the Ukrainian people !27.II.1994"#(93) № 51 Directives concerning the behavior of the clergy during elections (96) № 52 Telegram of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky to Leonid Kravchuk, ex- president of Ukraine !14.VII.1994"#(99) 689 Addenda № 53 Greeting telegram of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky to Leonid Kuchma, the newly elected President of Ukraine !14.VII.1994"#(100) № 54 Speech of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky at the opening of the reestablished # eological Academy in Lviv !1.IX.1994"#(100) № 55 Address of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky, Head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, to the participants of a conference on „Army and Spirituality: Freedom of Conscience and Religion” (102) № 56 Conciliar Pastoral Lent Message on the 50th anniversary of the imprisonment of Ukrainian Catholic Bishops !6.III.1995"#(104) № 57 Address of Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky to the meeting of former students of the Lviv # eological Seminary and # eological Academy who su$ ered repressions in 1945 (105) № 58 Letter of Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan to the World Ukrainian Patriarchal Union about the restoration of the Lviv # eological Academy !12.VI.1995"#(106) № 59 Address of Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan to the youth ahead of the „Ukrainian Youth to Christ” Assembly in 1996 !20.X.1995"#(108) № 60 Rulings and resolutions of the Synod of Bishops of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church held in Rome on November 16-25, 1995 [excerpts] !25.XI.1995"#(109) № 61 Message of the Head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church for Lent 1996 (110) № 62 Speech of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky at the St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome !7.VII.1996"#(112) № 63 Address of His Beatitude Patriarch Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky to the Ukrainian people on the % & h anniversary of Ukraine’s independence !24.VIII.1996"#(113) № 64 Speech of His Beatitude Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky at the consecration of a new building for the Lviv # eological Academy !10.X.1996"#(114) № 65 Address of the Patriarchal Council of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church to the faithful concerning the results of the Council’s % rst session !10.X.1996"#(115) № 66 Address of His Grace Lubomyr Husar to the Clergy of the Lviv Archbishopric concerning the celebration of several memorable events on November 1 !25.X.1996"#(117) № 67 „God Is Indeed Merciful to Us Sinners.” Conciliar Christmas message of the Hierarchy of the Local Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, AD 1997 !9.XII.1996"#(118) № 68 Rulings and resolutions of the Synod of Bishops of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church held in Lviv on October 14-21, 1996 [excerpts] !31.XII.1996" (122) № 69 Easter message to the Lviv Archbishopric, AD 1997 !30.III.1997"#(125) № 70 „A Church in Kyiv is a Monument of Gratitude to Virgin Mary.” Address of the Head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church to all the faithful.
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