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March 3, 1876
Born in the village of Pakoshivka in Lemkivschyna region, his father was the ambassador to the Galician Assembly. He obtained his education in Yaslo.
1895 – 1901
Served in the Austrian army, graduated from Officer’s School
1901 – 1907
Studied Philosophy and Theology at St. Josaphat’s College in Rome
1903
Completed his Doctorate in Philosophy
1907
Completed his Doctorate in Theology
October 6, 1907
Ordained to the priesthood
1907 – 1911
Vice-rector and professor of Theology at Stanislaviv seminary
October 2, 1911
Entered the Basilian Order
May 16, 1913
Professed his temporary vows
1913
Teacher of Theology at the Basilian Monastery in Lavrov
1914 – 1916
During the war he travelled to Moravia, where he was the temporary rector of the Greek Catholic seminary in Kromierzhyzhi.
June 30, 1916
Professed his perpetual vows
November 29, 1916
Ordained to the episcopacy
September 23, 1917
Appointed bishop of Przemysl, Sambir and Sianots
During the time of his episcopacy he renewed and made more active Marian and prayer apostolates, promoted the development of Catholic Action, and blessed the founding of a new women’s religious community (Sisters of St. Joseph the Spouse of the Virgin Mary), to whom he provided much care and support.
September 21, 1945
Arrested in Przemysl and imprisoned in Riasheva until January 17, 1946
January 18 to 24, 1946
Deported to the territory of the USSR, where he was held in an NKVD prison
January 24, 1946
Returned to Przemysl
June 25, 1946
Second arrest and deportation to Lviv. Later he was put into a Kyiv prison.
November 17, 1947
Died in a prison in Kyiv
April 24, 2001
Announcement of his beatification
2001
Beatified
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