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Constantine Bohachevsky

1884 – 1961

Ukrainian Greek Catholic archbishop

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Lived 1884 – 1961 (aged 76). Constantine Bohachevsky was a metropolitan, greek-Catholic priest, catholic priest, archbishop and catholic bishop.

Constantine Bohachevsky (June 17, 1884 – January 6, 1961), born in Manaiv, Ukraine, was an archbishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Church. He was the first Ukrainian Catholic metropolitan in the United States. Among his friends was the Ukrainian Catholic nun Emellia Prokopik, who took her first vows before him, and with her congregation in Pennsylvania (the seat of the church in the US), he said he felt most at home.

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Important facts

Birth century
Occupation
Metropolitan, Greek-Catholic priest, Catholic priest, archbishop, Catholic bishop
Education
University of Innsbruck
Positions held
Catholic eparch, Titular bishop, Catholic archbishop, Titular archbishop

People in Constantine Bohachevsky's life

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Constantine Bohachevsky?

Ukrainian Greek Catholic archbishop (1884–1961)

When was Constantine Bohachevsky born?

Constantine Bohachevsky was born on 17 June 1884 in Manayiv.

When did Constantine Bohachevsky die?

Constantine Bohachevsky died on 6 January 1961 in Philadelphia.

What was Constantine Bohachevsky's occupation?

Constantine Bohachevsky was a metropolitan, greek-Catholic priest, catholic priest, archbishop and catholic bishop.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Constantine Bohachevsky

· Wikidata: Q552772

· DBpedia: Constantine Bohachevsky

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