Christ Our Pascha – Catechism UGCC: Theophany
At the baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan, the public ministry of the Saviour begins (see Mt 3;...
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Christ Our Pascha – Catechism UGCC: The Divine Liturgy – the Foundation and Summit of the Christian Community’s Life
“Do this in memory of me; for as often as you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim my...
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Bishop Peter: It is a Good Document
On Thursday, 12th of December 2018, our Patriarch Sviatoslav issued a document called “God’s Word...
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Pastoral Letter of the 2018 Synod of Bishops of the UCC to the Clergy, Religious and all the Laity
“GOD’S WORD AND CATECHESIS” Pastoral Letter of the 2018 Synod of Bishops of the Ukrainian Greek...
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Message of greetings to catechists from Bishop Peter
Rev. and Very Rev. Parish Priests And Catechists Praised be Jesus Christ! “If I proclaim the...
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Bishop Peter’s address to Heads of Catechetical Commissions
The Synod of Bishops was held in Briukhovychi, Ukraine in September 2018. The main theme of the...
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The Importance of the Place of our Catechism in the Life of our Church
Catechism occupies a significant place in the life of our Church, and the leadership of the...
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Christ Our Pascha – Catechism UGCC: The Christian Understanding of the State
The state is a form of organizing the life of a nation. Every people strives to preserve its...
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Christ Our Pascha – Catechism UGCC: Reading Holy Scripture and Spiritual Literature in the Family
Daily reading of Scripture, especially the New Testament, should be joined organically to the...
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Christ Our Pascha – Catechism UGCC: The Proclamation of the Kingdom of God
Christ began his public ministry with the proclamation: “The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of...
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Christ Our Pascha – Catechism UGCC: The Nativity of Christ
For us men and for our salvation he came down from heaven: by the power of the Holy Spirit he was...
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We have The Catechism: What next?
From the perspective of church history, the “catechism” has a past which is fairly well known. The...
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