TOC_Sunday, October 7, 1979

Sunday, October 7, 1979

Pope John Paul visits Philadelphia cathedral in historic first
Supreme pontiff greets faithful in Ukrainian
Story and photos by Ihor Dlaboha

Grigorenko raises national rights violations at Sakharov hearings

UNA scholarships

'...Profound esteem for the Ukrainian Church...'
Below are the pope's remarks in Ukrainian, followed by the English translation and the English language text of his address delivered at the Immaculate Conception Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral on Thursday, October 4.

Connecticut resident seeks proper place for Ukrainians on census forms

Catholic bishops hold synodal session in Rome

Freedom House publishes new magazine of dissident writing

Fall organizing campaign was topic of N.Y. District meeting

New agreement will ease immigration into Canada

Maria Chychula named district organizer for Chicago

N.Y. youth recites Ukrainian prayer during Papal Mass at Yankee Stadium

UCCA president greets archbishop-elect
Below is the text of UCCA President Dr. Lev Dobriansky's greeting to Archbishop-elect Myroslav Lubachivsky.

News analysis
Pope John Paul II addresses the United Nations
by Borys Potapenko
"Visti" world news service

Manitoba's bilingual education program is great success
The following article, written by Noelle Boughton, appeared in the September 21 edition of the Winnipeg, Man., Free Press.

EDITORIALS

Bilingualism on the move
A weak response

Letters to the editor

Rights stand disputed
It was SUMK, not SUM

News quiz

National rights in the Soviet Union
Below is the text of Gen. Grigorenko's unscheduled address on national rights in the Soviet Union which he delivered on Saturday, September 29, the final day of the Third International Sakharov Hearings in Washington, D.C.

UNA scholarships
102 students receive awards for 1979-80 academic year

Ukrainians to take part in N.Y. Slavic Culture Week

Young UNA'er

Ukrainian woman is unique in the field of iconography
The following article, written by Walter P. Naedele, appeared in the September 30 edition of The Philadelphia Bulletin.

Soviets could run world, says new foundation study

Welhasch wins top Canadian singing award

Three Ukrainian groups to perform at J.C. festival

Urges hromadas to register

Pysanka film released by NFB

1979 UNA scholarship recipients