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Read in the issue:
How the son of a Polish count became the spiritual leader of Ukrainians: childhood in Prylbychy, the path to monasticism and ascension to the metropolitan throne
“Church and national leader”: a conversation about the metropolitan who thought in terms of the state, built institutions and shaped modern Ukrainian identity.
Arrest in the Russian Empire, return to Lviv, position during the German occupation and letters in defense of Jews - where the line between pastoral duty and politics was drawn
The National Museum, the Land Bank, support for cooperatives and entrepreneurs - how Sheptytskyi created the economic and cultural foundation of the future Ukraine.
Pogroms of 1941 in Lviv: what is known about the actions and statements of the Metropolitan during the days of violence
Blessed Klymentiy Sheptytsky - brother, like-minded person, fellow prisoner
Prylbychi - the ancestral nest of the Sheptytskys. A report from the village, where the memory of the Metropolitan is preserved in the church, museums and family histories.
The Metropolitan and art: support for artists, the development of a sacred style and cultural initiatives that were ahead of their time
Figures around Sheptytsky, discussions about his legacy and place in modern Ukraine - who is he for us today?