Religion and Nationality in Western Ukraine: The Greek Catholic Church and the Ruthenian National Movement in Galicia, 1867-1900 (англ.)

Introduction:

Thematic Perspectives
The Greek Catholic Church
The Ruthenians and Their National Movement
Galicia
The Chronological Limits: 1867-1900
Historiography
Archival Sources
Technical Matters


Part I: 1866-1881

"A Glimpse Into the Future"
The Canonization of Iosafat Kuntsevych and Its Reception in Galicia
Mykhail Kuzemsky, Bishop of Chelm
The Conflict in Przemyśl
The Appointment of a New Metropolitan in Halych
The Appointment of Ioann Stupnytsky as Bishop of Przemyśl
The Sion Circle
The National Populists and the Church
The St George Program of 1871
Improving the People, Serving the Nation
The Conversion of Chelm Eparchy to Orthodoxy
Three-Barred Crosses and Kolpaks
The Resurrectionists


Part II: 1882-1900

A: Crisis and Intervention
Hnylychky and the Treason Trial
The Reform of the Basilian Order
The Resination of Metropolitan Iosyf Sembratovych
The Excommunication of Father Ioann Naumovych
The Erection of Stanyslaviv Eparchy
The Lviv Provinclial Synod of 1891
Other Measures
Bishops
Andrei Sheptytsky as Bishop of Stanyslaviv

B: Ruthenian National Politics and the Church
The Politics of Sylvestr Sembratovych
Russophilism and National Populism
Radicalism
Pastoral Activity and the National Movement


Conclusions
Appendix: Chronology, December 1881 to November 1882
Notes Bibliography
Index