Andrey Sheptytsky

Andrey Sheptytsky (1865–1944) was an outstanding Ukrainian church figure, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, and a prominent social and cultural leader. His life was marked by service to the people and the Church, as well as a constant pursuit of unity and spiritual renewal. Sheptytsky actively supported cultural development, education, and charity, paying special attention to preserving Ukrainian identity and traditions amid a challenging historical context.

Works, Sermons, Letters

Andrey Sheptytsky left behind a vast literary legacy that includes works on theology and philosophy, as well as numerous sermons and letters. His writings reflect deep religious convictions and a desire for the moral improvement of society. In his letters and sermons, Sheptytsky raised important issues of spiritual life, morality, and social justice—continuing to influence generations of Ukrainians to this day.

Documents, Publications

The website provides access to original documents and publications related to the life and activities of Andrey Sheptytsky. It brings together his works, official letters, and archival materials that help to better understand the role of this remarkable man in the history of Ukraine. These publications allow researchers and the general public to delve into Sheptytsky’s ideas and worldview, and to appreciate his contribution to the spiritual and cultural heritage of the nation.