Description of charitable projects in the Ukraine.

Men's community, also known as Mt. Tabor. Belongs to the Ukrainian Catholic diocese of Chicago. Redwood Valley, California.

Ukrainian rite seminary for the Eparchy of Stamford. Hosts students from the Ukraine and Eastern Europe as well.

Order of Ukrainian-rite nuns dedicated to prayer and service to the community.

Official web site of the American Province of this Ukrainian Catholic women's religious order. History, FAQs, mission statement, vocations page. Graphics-dependent.

Territory extends from Michigan to Hawaii. 42 parishes, missions, and monasteries. Central office in Chicago, Illinois.

Nonprofit, tax-exempt organization governed by the National Board, currently represented in eight states. A lay group in support of parishes and eparchies.

Apostolic Exarchy of Great Britain.

Official website of Ukrainain Catholic Archeparchy of Philadelphia

Covers the western part of Canada (British Columbia, Yukon Territory, and part of Northwest Territories).

Official site of Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Saint Josaphat of Parma, Ohio.

Officical website of Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Stamford

Located in Washington, D.C. Information on the Shrine construction, location, religious services, organizations and programs is provided.

The official website of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church: A source for information and connections operated by the Patriarchal Curia based in Lviv, Ukraine.

Western Austria is more or less a mission district. After WW II, there where over 10,000 Ukrainians in different camps around Salzburg. Few remain today, most moved on to North America, and many have been assimilated into the Latin Rite. Most faithful are now refugees from Bosnia.

Church documents and links.

The Redemptorist congregation for Ukrainian rite Catholics in the U.S. and Canada.