The mission parish of the Nativity of the Mother of God in the Comox Valley in Vancouver Island invited Bishop Michael to participate in their annual parish praznyk which was moved to Sunday the 7th of September 2025. Thanks to kindness of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Victoria, Most Rev. Gary Gordon and, and the local pastor, Fr. David Smith and his parishioners, the Ukrainian Catholic mission parish has been holding services at the parish of Christ the King Parish church in Courtney, BC.
Joined by Sisters Angelica and Janice of the Sisters Servants of Mary Immculate, who have house near the Eparchial Centre of the Eparchy of New Westminster, Bishop Michael began the visit with a drive to Horseshoe Bay north of Vancouver to take the ferry across the Georgia Straight to City of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island. Its about a 5-hour trip including the drive, boarding process and the voyage across the Straight of Georgia. They arrived in time for Saturday evening Great Vespers at Saint Michael the Archangel Parish Church in Nanaimo. Following vespers and a brief tour of the newly renovated parish centre and gardens, the local Parish Priest Fr. Stepan Vytvytskyi and his wife Evelina invited everyone to a birthday party of their daughter Emily who turned 2 that week.
The following morning, the parish in Nanaimo maintained their regular Sunday morning schedule with the first Divine Liturgy in Ukrainian and the second Divine Liturgy in English. The parishioners were pleased that both Bishop Michael and the Sisters attended both services as well as the fellowship gathering afterward to meet the parishioners. During his homily at both services, Bishop Michael touched upon the events occurring in the liturgical calendar. It was the Sunday before the Exaltation of the Holy Cross and the eve of the Feast of the Nativity of the Theotokos. He suggested that there were two important messages that stood out in association with these two feasts. One was the Cross of Christ was a symbol and, in fact, the means by which the Lord God showed His immeasurable love for us His creatures by coming into the world to not only show us the way and set us on the right path again, but to pay the only possible price for our redemption by giving His life for us upon the cross. The Feast of the Nativity of Mary showed us that the Lord’s plan for the salvation of the Human race began long, long ago and slowly by subtle and yet extremely significant events such as the Nativity of Mary and the Annunciation His prefect plan of salvation is realized. The same it is in our personal lives. The Lord Who loves us so very much realizes His plan for our salvation and for the blessings by which He wishes to shower us throughout our life in subtle and often unnoticed ways. We may be aware of this, or we may not understand it until we look back and see the hand of God all the way through. [Like the popular little story of “footsteps in the sand”]
That afternoon, they drove up north to the Ukrainian Catholic ‘mission’ Parish of the Nativity of the Mother of God in Courtney (Comox Valley). Since the church is under renovation, the evening Liturgy and the reception were both held in one of the halls of the vast parish complex. For this Praznyk celebration, Bishop Michael and Fr. Stepan were also joined by Fr. Yuriy Vyshnevskyy, the Dean of the territory, who drove up from the Provincial Capital of Victoria. Where he is also the Pastor of St. Nicholas Parish. As the parish is made up mainly of newcomers, the operative language was Ukrainian. During the Divine Liturgy, two girls also received their “First [Solemn] Holy Communion” which added to the spirit of the event.
The reception dinner afterward was a typical Ukrainian event – great food and lots of it! The borsch, piryshky, pyrohy and deserts were mainly made by the parishioners and brought in to create an amazing buffet. It was a late night, especially for those who had to drive back to Nanaimo and Victoria, but everyone returned home with buoyed hearts.
The following morning, back in Nanaimo, St. Michael the Archangel parish held their festal liturgy for the Nativity of the Mother of God. Bishop Michael was pleased to celebrate this Liturgy and expressed his delight that so many parishioners and guests came out on a weekday to participate. Following the service and before catching the ferry back to the mainland, a good number of those that attended the service made their way to the Fairway Market for a breakfast to celebrate the feast and, in a special way, the wedding anniversary of Fr. Stepan and yimost’ Evelina.
This little report is being written on the ferry back to the mainland. It was a filled few days, but this “weekend” concludes with a great deal of satisfaction that the Eparchy is slowly growing and the Lord is truly watching over His people and providing them with pastoral care and sacramental grace of His Church. The goodwill and enthusiasm of the faithful, as well as their willingness to volunteer and help in any way possible is truly inspirational.
Several months ago, Bishop Michael asked the Eparchial Executive of the Ukrainian Catholic Women’s League of Canada (CWLC) – as well as any other League members that would like to participate – to meet at the Eparchial Centre at New Westminster, BC. What came across at that meeting and the subsequent meeting was that the UCWLC, which was once widespread across the parishes in British Columbia, was not at the highpoint in its history. The Covid years and the interim years between bishops had taken its toll and the League needed to get back on track with a new vision and a new enthusiasm.
The new enthusiasm and new vision are being zealously formulated by the new Eparchial executive, led by President Darlene Padlesky and Eparchial League Spiritual Advisor., Rt. Rev. Archpriest Joseph Ostopowich.
Among the first steps is a visiting of all the League branches throughout the Eparchy to learn where they are at in regard to membership and activity and to listen and discuss about the vision that the UCWLC will need in order to thrive going forward. Many of the branches have already been visited with the rest to be completed in the next few weeks.
Eparchial League President Darlene Padlesky met with Bishop Michael Kwiatkowski on Thursday 4 September to share an update as to what is happening with the League locally and to share hopes and plans for moving forward. She shared the challenges, but also reported how the parish branch executives of the UCWLC and the local parish priests were very welcoming and supportive. One of the more immediate plans is that a delegation from our Eparchy, including the President, the Spiritual Advisor and members from St. Mary’s Branch will be traveling together to participate in the 28th UCWLC National Congress to take place at Saskatoon 2-5 October 2025. This will be followed by initiating a newsletter so that members will be better connected and better informed about what is happening around the Eparchy.
The UCWLC within our Eparchy of New Westminster has great ideas and plans, together with a great deal of faith and enthusiasm. We wish them every success and will support them in whatever way possible, because throughout the history of our Church in Canada – the achievements of the Women’s League always contributed much to the life and growth of our parishes!
This year’s St. Volodymyr Eparchial Youth and Children’s Camp was an extraordinary blessing for the Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of New Westminster. As we celebrate the Jubilee Year and the 1700th Anniversary of the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea, our Camp became a shining moment of spiritual renewal, community, and joy for the younger members of our Church.
Held for the second year in a row at the beautiful Tulahead Camp near Princeton, BC, this week-long adventure brought together over 60 children, youth, volunteers, and clergy under the inspiring theme of the Jubilee Year:
"Hope will not disappoint" (Rom. 5:5).
With hearts open and spirits lifted, we journeyed together as “Pilgrims of Hope,” diving deeply into the foundations of our Christian faith through the lens of the Nicene Creed.
Faith That Inspires: Catechism and the Mystery of the Trinity
One of the spiritual highlights of the Camp was the Catechism program, offered over three enriching days. Divided into age-appropriate groups, the children explored the mystery of the Holy Trinity and the individual roles of God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Despite the theological depth of the topic, the young participants were fully engaged, many even calling Catechism their favorite part of the day! The seeds of faith were clearly planted in good soil.
Prayer, Play, and Purpose
Every day at Camp was joyfully structured, beginning with morning exercises, prayer, and the ceremonial raising of the Canadian and Ukrainian flags, accompanied by both national anthems.
The children then moved through a full day of activities including:
Arts and crafts
Swimming and canoeing
Team games and sports
Campfire singing and storytelling
Daily reflections and evening prayers
Each day was also marked by special devotions and Molebens, connecting the campers to the life of the Church in a deep and tangible way.
A Sacred Encounter: The Pratulyn Martyrs and Living Witnesses of Faith
A profound spiritual moment came on Wednesday with the Moleben to the Pratulyn Martyrs, led by Fr. Yuriy Sakvuk, the Spiritual Director of the Camp.
He movingly shared the story of the Pratulyn Martyrs—laymen of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church who were martyred in the 19th century for defending their parish against Russian imperial oppression.
The children were given the rare opportunity to venerate a sacred icon and first-class relics of these heroic witnesses to the faith. It was a powerful moment that touched the hearts of all present.
Sacraments and Saints: A Grace-Filled Conclusion
On the final day, the Camp culminated with an invitation to the Holy Sacrament of Confession. By the grace of God, nearly every participant—children and chancellors alike—received absolution and then gathered around the altar for the Divine Liturgy, celebrated by Fr. Mykhailo Ozorovych, Protosyncellus of the Eparchy in concelebration with Fr. Sakvuk and Fr. Pavlo Myts, pastor of our parish in Kelowna.
During his homily, Fr. Mykhailo spoke about the inspiring life of Carlo Acutis, a modern-day teenager soon to be canonized as a saint on September 7th, 2025. This powerful testimony reminded all present that holiness is possible for everyone—even the young.
Gratitude and Grace: Our Unchanging Team of Leaders
We extend our heartfelt thanks to those who made this Camp such a remarkable success:
Jennifer Sawka, Camp Director
Iryna Dzobko, Assistant Director
Dr. Vitaliy Kubatskyi, Camp Physician
Alina Novitska, Catechist
Christina Roth, Arts and Crafts Leader
And our amazing team of 18 teenage counselors, who served as outstanding role models of faith, leadership, and joy.
A Fire Ignited
Following the Camp, we received an outpouring of gratitude from parents who shared how their children returned home transformed, uplifted, and filled with the Holy Spirit. Many families said their homes were “ignited by grace,” as their children shared stories of prayer, friendship, and the joy of Christian community.
Every single camper expressed the same wish: “I can’t wait for next year’s Camp!”
Join Us Next Year!
This year’s Camp was not just a week of fun and friendship—it was a genuine Christian experience, touching both soul and body. It reminded us all—children, teens, and adults—that we are Pilgrims of Hope, journeying together in faith, love, and joy.
So mark your calendars and spread the word: Come and be part of next year’s St. Volodymyr Camp. You won’t want to miss the grace, the laughter, and the Spirit that fills this special place.
Hope does not disappoint. Come and see for yourself!
July 24th and 25th were designated for the election of the General Administration. The delegates of the General Chapter gathered in the conference hall to reflect and pray before making their choices for the next six years.
The Secretary of the Dicastery for the Eastern Churches, Archbishop Michel Jalakh, attended and addressed the Sisters on this sacred occasion. He reminded those present that today, according to the Church calendar, is the feastday of St. Charbel, a saint who spoke little but meditated on the Holy Scriptures, adored Christ, and lived by the grace he drew from the Word of God. Bishop Michel drew attention to the importance of choosing a new Administration, because this is not only an act for the Order, but also for the Church – it is a new beginning, a metanoia, a recognition.
Then, Sr. Emanujila Vishka, from the Province of St. Michael the Archangel in Croatia was elected Superior General of the Basilian Sisters. The Sisters then had an opportunity to congratulate Mother Emanujila Vishka.
After lunch, the election process continued, and four Councilors were elected: Sr. Terenia Shynal from Holy Trinity Province (Ukraine), Sr. Sevastiana Zinkevych from the Holy Trinity Province (Ukraine), Sr. Teodozja Mostepaniuk from the Province of St. Michael the Archangel (Croatia), Sr. Maria Helena Dutka from Christ the King Province (Argentina).
The day ended with Vespers and dinner.
On July 25, the elections continued and the Chapter elected a Vicar and two deputies. They are: Sr. Sevastiana Zinkevych as Vicar Sr. Natalia Hukovicz (Poland) as alternate. Sr. Maria-Dominika Zahorodnikova (Slovakia) as alternate.
The Basilian Sisters warmly welcomed the newly elected General Curia and wished them to be focused on Christ, who chose them and called them to this difficult path of building bridges of hope, unity, love, and understanding for the good of the Order and the entire Church.
Два останні дні Капітули – це дні виборів. Саме тому 24 липня учасниці нашої Генеральної Капітули зібралися разом у залі, щоб застановитися у молитві, а потім зробити свій вибір на наступні шість років. Цього дня капітульні Сестри мали гостя – Секретаря Дикастерії для Східних Церков – владику Мішеля Жалаха, який звернувся до Сестер зі своїм духовним словом. Зокрема, він пригадав присутнім, що сьогодні за церковним календарем є день св. Шарбеля – святого, який мало говорив, а роздумував над святим Письмом, адорував Христа і жив благодаттю, яку черпав у Слові Божому. Владика звернув увагу на важливість вибору нової управи, бо це не тільки акт для Чину, а й для Церкви – це новий початок, метаноя, визнання.
Тоді Сестри приступили до голосування. Внаслідок голосування Генеральною Настоятелькою Сестер Василіянок була вибрана с. Еммануїла Вішка з Провінції Архангела Михаїла в Хорватії. Сестри мали нагоду привітати Мати Еммануїлу. Після обіду процес виборів продовжився і в процесі голосування було вибрано чотири Дорадниці: с. Тереня Шиналь з Провінції Пресвятої Тройці (Україна), с. Севастіяна Зінкевич з Провінції Пресвятої Тройці (Україна), с. Теодозія Мостепанюк з Провінції св. арх. Михаїла в Хорватії і с. Марія Єлена Дутка з Провінції Христа Царя в Аргентині. День закінчився Вечірнею та вечерею.
25 липня вибори продовжилися і Капітула обрала Вікарію та двох заступниць, Ними стали: Сестри Василіянки щиросердечно вітають новообраних Сестер і бажають їм бути задивленими у Христа, який їх вибрав і покликав у незнану дорогу. Вона потребує будівництва мостів єдності, любові та розуміння для добра Чину та всієї Церкви.
«PERSEVERING IN HOPE, STRONG IN LOVE» (cf. Rom. 12: 12): THE UKRAINIAN FAMILY IN TIME OF WAR
Pastoral Letter of the 2025 Synod of Bishops of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church To the Clergy, Religious and Lay Faithful of the UGCC To Families in Ukraine and Abroad To all People of Good Will
Put on then, as God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, compassionate hearts, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience, bearing with one another… and forgiving each other… And above all these put on love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony. (Col. 3:12–14)
Beloved in Christ!
Having gathered as pilgrims of hope at this year’s Synod of Bishops of the UGCC in Rome, we devoted special attention to the theme «Pastoral Care of Families in Conditions of War.» It is no coincidence that the issue of the family was considered in the context of the Year of Hope, as the Christian family is called to be a privileged place of growth in faith, holiness and love, that is, a «domestic Church» where in an atmosphere of faith, prayer, and family warmth, a father and mother with their children nurture Christian hope—for a happy and God-pleasing life here on earth, and for receiving the promise of future blessings. «For to this end we toil and strive, because we have our hope set on the living God, who is the Saviour of all people, especially of those who believe» (I Tim. 4:10).
It is not easy to speak of hope in the current conditions of war. Every family faces serious challenges today—both in Ukraine and abroad. We live in a world that not only fails to protect and duly appreciate the special calling of the family but also creates numerous obstacles to its full development. Meanwhile, the missiles of the insidious enemy are deliberately aimed at the Ukrainian family—attacking cities and villages, ruining civilian infrastructure, destroying hospitals, schools, kindergartens, and residential buildings. Among the challenges that you certainly have noticed or perhaps experienced in your own life: separation, alienation, loss of a loved one, financial instability, a constant sense of danger, physical health problems, as well as various kinds of psychological trauma caused by the war. All these pains and sufferings of the Ukrainian people, and above all, of our families, we raise up in daily prayer to the throne of the Almighty in firm hope for His certain help, salvation, protection, and salvation.
All of us—bishops, priests, consecrated persons, and laity—care deeply about the state of families whose members are fighting in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the families of veterans, of those killed, wounded, or missing-in-action, as well as those who remain in the occupied territories or in areas of intense fighting. Each of us opens our heart to those who were forced to leave their homes—displaced persons both within the territory of Ukraine and beyond its borders. We seek to extend a helping hand in some way to families in need. Many of us have gratefully accepted such support from others.
Over the past three years of war, we have gained significant practical pastoral experience in ministering to families. This experience also includes fruitful collaboration with mental health professionals who are active members of our Church, work in the sphere of human formation in our educational institutions and understand the need for both spiritual accompaniment and professional therapy. Our monasteries have become oases of spiritual healing for many, supporting and strengthening familial and interpersonal relationships. We especially appreciate the dedicated ministry of our pastors who, often experiencing their own traumas and family difficulties, do not abandon their daily work to faithfully support their flock as «wounded healers,» able to sympathize in Christ Jesus with the pains of others, because they themselves experience them in their own lives (cf. Heb. 4:15; 5:2).
We strive for parishes to be places of healing, of spiritual and humanitarian support for families—through participation in common prayer and the Holy Mysteries (sacraments) of the Church, as well as through initiatives such as peer-support groups, where people with similar experiences can share with each other and feel human compassion and understanding. Such assistance is directed, first of all, towards those who have lost loved ones and whose pain no one is able to understand unless they themselves have experienced a similar loss.
We encourage each parish community to become an environment that forms young people and betrothed couples for family life and supports Christian families in their vocation to create a «domestic Church.» We strive to continue journeying in pilgrimage together with our families, in unity and solidarity, with a shared sense of hope and mission.
Our righteous Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky in his pastoral letter, «On the Christian Family» (1900), emphasized that the Christian understanding of family is a teaching «on which the future of all humanity depends and on which it is based.» Confessor of faith, Patriarch Joseph, in his «Testament» wrote: «Parents! The Christian family is the foundation of a healthy society, a people, and a nation. It is the key to their growth and strength! And, therefore, I entreat you: preserve, and where it has been shaken, restore in the Ukrainian people the true Christian family, as an unquenchable hearth of life and health of the Church and the People!»
We recall these words of our luminaries of the Christian faith, in order to once again draw attention to the fundamental truth that you yourselves understand and sense: the Christian family is the first school of faith, of prayer, and of service to one’s neighbour, it is the first community where children discover «the hope to which the Lord calls us,» it is the first «place of encounter with the living Christ.» Parents are the first icons of God’s love and goodness for their children. What an immense and worthy calling this is, what a sacred responsibility: that our Lord God chooses parents to reveal Himself to His children! And His Holiness Pope Leo XIV calls upon parents to fulfil this responsibility: «I encourage you, then, to be examples of integrity to your children, acting as you want them to act, educating them in freedom through obedience, always seeing the good in them and finding ways to nurture it. And you, dear children, show gratitude to your parents. To say „thank you’ each day for the gift of life and for all that comes with it is the first way to honour your father and your mother (cf. Ex 20:12). Finally, dear grandparents and elderly people, I recommend that you watch over your loved ones with wisdom and compassion, and with the humility and patience that come with age.»
Dear parents, allow us to thank you in a special way for all your efforts, and to say: «Do not be afraid!» We thank you for your love for your children, for your sleepless nights, for your great sacrifice, for your patience, for your living testimony of faith and hope, for your common prayer in the family, for your participation in the life of the Church together with your children. Therefore, do not be afraid to give birth to and raise God’s children, which is a living testimony of the hope you place in the Lord of heaven and earth, and seeds for the growth and constant renewal of His Church and our people. Having received the gift of natural life through your parents and the gift of supernatural life into which you were born from water and the Spirit in the Holy Mysteries of the Church of Christ, do not be afraid to pass these gifts on to the next generation.
The world today is in great need of what Pope Francis called the «Gospel of the Family»—communities where challenges are met in an atmosphere of joy and mutual support in love, where the Gospel of love is preached to the world not with words but with deeds of love and mercy, where the human soul rises in prayer to its Lord with uplifted hands and an open heart. Do not be afraid, for everything you need for this sacred task has already been placed within you—by the action of the Holy Spirit and the blessing you received on the day of your wedding. Then your mother-Church gave you the gift of this Spirit of love, summoning Him to descend upon you with the words: „So too come here and bless this marriage with Your unseen presence, and give these servants of Yours a peaceful life, length of days, chastity, love for one another in a bond of peace, long-lived descendants, delight in their children and an unfading crown of glory. Let them see their children’s children, keep their bed unassailed, give to them of the dew of the heavens above and of the fertility of the earth. Fill their homes with wheat, wine and oil, and with every good thing, so that they may share with those in need“ (Order of Crowning). What the Lord said to His apostles before His ascension also applies to every Christian family: „But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth“ (Acts 1:8).
Dear Fathers—pastors, you are our closest collaborators in Christ’s vineyard, and you often carry out your ministry with the support of your wives and children. May the parishes in which you serve be a true family home, a community of communities, a place where every family unit can find support, where every person — from the child to the elder — will be enveloped in God’s love and human care. May God’s love be revealed in your every word and blessed deed and may your parish become a space where every family can draw living water from the well of God’s grace and Gospel teaching to fulfil all to which it is called from the Lord. Promote family movements in our Church, providing them with appropriate spiritual accompaniment and instructing them to walk «the path of the Church.» Be blessed with the grace of your laying-on of hands and, if you are married, with the grace of the Holy Mystery of Matrimony that you have received. Thank you for your dedication, your spirit of selfless sacrifice and zealous service.
Beloved in Christ! Among the most precious gifts that the Lord gives us is time — a non-renewable resource that comes in an instant and is gone forever. It cannot be returned or replaced. And yet, how often family members lack time for each other! Wishing to further develop family ministry in our Church, we call upon our fathers-pastors to pay greater attention to this important aspect of service. We remind our faithful of the need for common prayer, which restores, purifies and strengthens relationships with God and of family members among themselves. It is also important to appreciate time spent in tender communication between husband and wife, in the caring love of parents for their children, in attentiveness to the elderly and to those who have special needs in our families—in particular the wounded, the suffering, and those traumatized by war.
Let us use this priceless gift of time to be close to God and to each other, creating a community of pilgrims of hope: parents—among themselves and with their children, families—with families, clergy and laity—in parish communities, parishes—in eparchial unity, consecrated communities—in service to the Church, and all of us together—as one spiritual family, the Church of Christ. In this community of God’s children may each family sense our understanding, our support, our gratitude and closeness: your Church is always with you!
May the blessing of Almighty God, the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit, descend upon our people, upon each of our families, and abide with us all forever!!
On behalf of the Synod of Bishops of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church
† SVIATOSLAV
Given in Kyiv, at the Patriarchal Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ, on the day of Holy Venerable-Martyr Dometius, on the 7th day of August in the 2025th year of our Lord
Ми розпочинаємо чудову ініціативу щомісячних онлайн-зустрічей для катехитів Канади та тих, хто прагне ними стати. Основна мета таких зустрічей – будувати спільноту катехитів, зростати та підтримувати одне одного у цьому необхідному та надважливому служінні.
Ці зустрічі відкриті для всіх, хто відчуває покликання бути катехитом, навіть якщо вони зараз не займаються катехизацією або ніколи раніше не були катехитами.
Віримо, що Господь рясно сіє усюди, де є Його діти, та кличе багатьох сповняти «основне діяння Церкви – навчати і виховувати у вірі християнина та провадити його до сопричастя з Ісусом Христом та церковною спільнотою» (Катехизм УГКЦ – Христос Наша Пасха, №54). Перша така зустріч відбудеться у жовтні. Кінцевий термін подання заявок – середина жовтня.
Сподіваємося, що ці зустрічі відродять та зміцнять катехитичне служіння у наших єпархіях та парафіях і принесуть плоди на славу Божу та спасіння душ. Будемо вдячні за вашу співпрацю та підтримку!
Див. прикріплений постер у двох мовах.
Господнього Вам благословення!
Владика Михайло Квятковський
Голова Патріаршої катехитичної комісії УГКЦ
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Reverend Fathers, Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Glory be to Jesus Christ!
We are beginning with a wonderful initiative of monthly online gatherings for catechists in Canada and for those who aspire to become involved in the catechetical ministry. The main goal of these gatherings is to build a community of catechists, to grow together, and to support one another in this essential and vitally important ministry.
These meetings are open to anyone who feels called to be a catechist, even if they are not currently involved in catechesis or have never been catechists before.
We believe that the Lord abundantly sows wherever His children are and calls many to fulfill "the essential work of the Church – to teach and to form Christians in the faith, leading them into fellowship with Jesus Christ and the Church community" (Catechism of the UGCC – Christ Our Pascha, no. 54). The first such gathering will take place in October. The promotion deadline is mid-October.
We hope that these gatherings will revive and strengthen catechetical ministry in your eparchies and parishes and bear fruit for the glory of God and the salvation of souls. We will be grateful for your cooperation and support!
Please see the attached poster in both languages.
May the Lord bless you!
Bishop Michael Kwiatkowski Chair, Patriarchal Catechetical Commission of the UGCC
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