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The Structure of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church
| On the eve of World War II, the Greek Catholic Church functioned on Ukrainian territories that belonged to Poland, and consisted of the Lviv archeparchy, the Stanislaviv (now called Ivano-Frankivsk) and Przemyszl eparchies, the apostolic administration for Lemkivshchyna and the Apostolic Exarchate for Volyn, Kholmshchyna and Pidlassia. |
Eparchies of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church
| Lviv Archeparchy |
| † 1901-1944 † 1944-1984 † 1912-1939 † 1931-1959 † 1963-1973 † 1964-1997 † 1964-1979 † 1986 † 1913-1995 † 1986 |
Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky |
| Mukachivo Eparchy |
| † 1944-1947 † 1945-1983 † 1979 † 1993 † 1987 |
Theodore (Romzha) |
| Stanislaviv Eparchy |
| † 1904- 1947 † 1930-1957 † 1957-1973 † 1968 † 1974 † 1979-1988 † 1989 |
Hryhory (Khomyshyn) |
| Przemyszl Eparchy |
| † 1876-1947 † 1926-1950 |
| † — indicates deceased 1926-1950 — indicates period of episcopacy |
| Basic Statistics for 1934 |
| Metropolitan Bishops Apostolic Administrators Parishes Priests Faithful Celibate priests Convents Monasteries |
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| Educational Institutions of the Greek Catholic Church |
| Theological Academy Religious seminaries The elaborate network of Catholic schools, publishing houses and religious organizations is not included. |
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