UAC in Ukraine years 1991-2013. List of Roman Catholic Dioceses in Ukraine Archdiocese of Lviv...

UAC in Ukraine

years 1991-2013

List of Roman Catholic Dioceses in Ukraine

• Archdiocese of Lviv • Diocese of Kyiv-Zhytomyr • Diocese of Kamyanets-

Podilskyi• Diocese of Lutsk • Diocese of Mukacheve• Diocese of Kharkiv-Zaporizhia• Diocese of Odessa-Simferopol

Diocese of Odessa-Simferopol

Diocese of Kharkiv-Zaporizhia

Diocese of Lutsk

Diocese of Kyiv-Zhytomyr

Diocese of Mukacheve

Archdiocese of Lviv

Diocese of Kamyanets-Podilskyi

Diocese of Odessa-Simferopol

Union of Catholic Apostolate in Ukraine

Pallottine Brothers(12 communities)International Community of the

Missionery Sisters of the UAC (4 communities)

UAC of the lay people (1 community)

• On the 1st of Jan, 1992 first Apostolic Commitment Ceremony took place at the Catholic Church of St John from Dukla in Zhytomyr.

• Fr. Stanislav Rudzinskij accepted Commitment of 14 UAC members

• Nowadays UAC group in Ukraine has 68 members

• 13 new UAC members made their Commitment on the 10th of December 2012 with Fr. Jaroslaw Olshewski accepted the Commitment

Spiritual Retreats usually are held twice a year

Year 2006

Year 2009

Year 2011

Spiritual retreats held on days 25-27 January, 2013 were devoted to the 50th Anniversary of the Canonisation of St. V.

Pallotti;It was a common meeting for the UAC

members and the youth.

- Members of UAC in Ukraine have meetings every Monday in the evening after Holy Mass;

- To participate in the meeting not only UAC members are invited but also everyone interested in

Pallotti’s charism and mission

UAC in Ukraine arrange meetings for target audience in Pallottine’s Parishes

Small Apostole Community Formation Meetings

Formation meetings for the youth

Activities of the UAC in Ukraine

• weekly visits of orphans in contagious isolation ward

• visits of prisoners in a hospital• taking care of lonely and old people• providing with free meals the poor and

problem people• publication of parish newspaper

Thank you for your attention.

Welcome to Ukraine