TOC_Sunday, April 5, 1981

Sunday, April 5, 1981

Sulyk installed as metropolitan
by Roma Sochan Hadzewycz

TUSM holds rally, press conference for Shukhevych

200 demonstrate at U.N., Soviet Mission
by George B. Zarycky

Rep. Green, Karavanskys are featured speakers
by George B. Zarycky

Madrid Conference bogged down

Helsinki Watch appeals for Orlov

National Review analyzes Vashchenko, Chmykhalov case

Estonian dissident Juri Kukk dies

American dancer appeals for Yuri Stepanov

Former UPA member arrested

UNA-sponsored social: new beginnings in Jersey City
by Marta Korduba

Institute directors meet
by Dr. Jurij Savyckyj

EDITORIAL
Sulyk: the task ahead

Senior Citizens Corner
by Marion Kushnir Burbella

Letter to the editor
Penn State and the Holocaust

The new metropolitan's chief areas of concern
The complete text of the newly installed metropolitan's address (delivered partly in Ukrainian and partly in English) as the banquet in his honor follows.

The preservation of our Church will be "my sole objective"
Archbishop-Metropolitan Stephen Sulyk's English-language remarks during the installation liturgy at the Immaculate Conception appear below.

Sulyk, "a shepherd who will govern his flock well"
Below is the full text of the English-language address delivered by Bishop Basil Losten of Stamford during the installation banquet held on the occasion of the installation of the new metropolitan for Ukrainian Catholics in the United States.

Our new metropolitan
Below is a biography of Metropolitan Stephen Sulyk which was provided by the Metropolitan's Chancery.

Scenes of the installation
Photos by Roma Sochan Hadzewycz

Talent, ambition, travel add up to college degree
by Helen Perozak Smindak

Conductors seminar planned for August

Institute assembles materials on ethnics

Manitoba teachers' group meets

WEEKEND PREVIEW
Sunday, April 5 - Friday, April 17

Fund-raiser held for Ukrainian senior citizens center

Young UNA'ers

Young pianists to perform

Maryland Ukrainians to discuss creation of archival center