“17th Century Latinization? The Forgotten Witness of the Kyivan Church After Union with Rome”.

“17th Century Latinization? The Forgotten Witness of the Kyivan Church After Union with Rome”.

October 29, 2026

The Very Rev. Mark M. Morozowich, holder of the Basil H. Losten Chair of Ukrainian Church Studies, will deliver the annual lecture, titled “17th Century Latinization? The Forgotten Witness of the Kyivan Church After Union with Rome”. Date: October 29 Time: 5:00 PM Location: The Catholic University of America (McGivney Hall 106) Please, register for … “17th Century Latinization? The Forgotten Witness of the Kyivan Church After Union with Rome”.

Film Screening “Dovbush”

October 23, 2026

A Ukrainian historical action-adventure film about legendary Carpathian freedom fighter Oleksa Dovbush and his struggle against oppression.

Explore a Traditional Wooden Ukrainian Church in Silver Spring, MD

September 26, 2026

Explore a Traditional Wooden Ukrainian Church in Silver Spring Join theology and architecture experts in exploring a unique wooden Church in the Silver Spring MD. Fr. Mark Morozowich, Chair of the Bishop Losten Center for Ukrainian Church studies is hosting this tour with Dean Mark Ferguson of the School of Architecture. After a brief background … Explore a Traditional Wooden Ukrainian Church in Silver Spring, MD

Pope Benedict the VI Lecture: “Heavenly Worship in Earthen Vessels: Anamnesis in Eastern and Western Traditions”

September 23, 2026

The Saint Vincent Seminary community cordially invites you to the nineteenth annual Pope Benedict XVI Lecture, “Heavenly Worship in Earthen Vessels: Anamnesis in Eastern and Western Traditions,” delivered by the Very Rev. Mark M. Morozowich. Join us to hear this year’s speaker, Very Rev. Mitred Archpriest Dr. Mark Morozowich, S.E.O.D. discuss a topic of historical interest … Pope Benedict the VI Lecture: “Heavenly Worship in Earthen Vessels: Anamnesis in Eastern and Western Traditions”

Russia’s Persecution of Christians in Ukraine: the Tsarist Era to the Soviet regime and to Today

The conference “The 1946 Pseudo-Sobor: 80 Years Later — The Persecution Continues” brought together over 100 participants to reflect on the legacy of the 1946 Lviv Pseudo-Sobor and to show how patterns of religious persecution continue in Russian-occupied Ukraine today. It presented this history not as a closed chapter of the past, but as a living reality that still demands truth, attention, and moral response.

The Inaugural Lecture in Ukrainian Studies of Dr. George and Catherine Szczerbaniuk Lecture Series at Ave Maria University

[Ave Maria University, Miami, Florida] – Father Mark Morozowich delivered the Inaugural Lecture in Ukrainian Studies of Dr. George and Catherine Szczerbaniuk Lecture Series at Ave Maria University titled The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church: A History of Struggle &Perseverance. In his lecture, Father Mark presented the history of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church inseparable from … The Inaugural Lecture in Ukrainian Studies of Dr. George and Catherine Szczerbaniuk Lecture Series at Ave Maria University

The Future of Nuremberg Principles Today. Online Workshop

The Catholic University of America hosted a thought-provoking discussion titled A New World Order? The Future of the Nuremberg Principles: Workshop on International Criminal Law and Global Justice as Wars Rage Around the World.

The Film Screening Children in the Fire

he week’s usual rhythm of the Catholic University of America full of lectures and seminars was interrupted by evening that began as a screening of the Film Children in the Fire, by Director Evgeny Afineevsky but transformed into something more intimate following the film: a room full of people listening- carefully, quietly – to children who have lived through Russia’s war against Ukraine, and who refuse to let that war define their lives.

Center of Ukrainian Church Studies welcomes a new cohort of St. Gabriel’s students

The Center of Ukrainian Church Studies at The Catholic University of America hosted a small campus gathering to provide an opportunity for the Catholic University’s staff, faculty, and students to meet and welcome the newest cohort of the St. Gabriel’s Institute. The Very Rev. Fr. Mark Morozowich, Director of the Center for Ukrainian Church Studies, welcomed the new students and spoke about the goals and direction of the St. Gabriel’s Institute.

“The Roman Catholic Church Today and Tomorrow: Pope Leo XIV’s Approach to Eastern Christians.”

Blacksburg, Virginia – October 21 – Virginia Tech welcomed the Very Rev. Mark Morozowich for a public lecture titled “The Roman Catholic Church Today and Tomorrow: Pope Leo XIV’s Approach to Eastern Christians.” Sponsored by the Monsignor Chester Michael Catholic Studies Endowment, the event drew students, faculty, and community members interested in the future of … “The Roman Catholic Church Today and Tomorrow: Pope Leo XIV’s Approach to Eastern Christians.”