Catholic Culture reports: The research of Ukrainian historians has led to renewed interest in the Servant of God Metropolitan Archbishop Andrey Sheptytsky (1865-1944), who led the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church for over four decades and saved the lives of Jews during World War II. Read more here with links to other articles.
Saint Benedict Center had an article on Sheptytsky and a powerfully inspiring Letter he addressed to young Ukrainian Catholics in From the Housetops magazine. Both pieces can be found here and here on our website.
