Tag: Andrey Sheptytsky

The Ukrainian Archbishop the Russians Could Not Break

by Rev. Kevin Bezner | Jul 24, 2015 | America, Bishops, Books, Catholic Church, Eastern Church, Ethics, Faith, Featured, History, Politics, Popes | 0 |

In his years as Metropolitan, Sheptytsky held the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church together, built it up, and prepared it for the grim future it would face under communism.

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