Gospel reading and "Spiritual Discussion"; "History of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church"; memoir by Fr. Demyd Burko on the archpastoral activity of Metr. Vasyl Lypkivskyi; the possibilities for religion during "Perestroika".
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Gospel reading and "spiritual discussion"; "History of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church"; commemoration in Chicago of the birth of Metr. Vasyl Lypkivsky; biography of Metr. Vasyl Lypkivskyi and the history of the UAOC of 1921; the Verkhovyna resort and the church of Sts. Peter and Paul in Glen Spey, NY.
The feast of Pentacost; Gospel reading and "Spiritual discussion"; sermon on the feast of Pentacost by Metr. Vasyl Lypkivskyi; "History of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church"; biography of Metr. Vasyl Lypkivskyi and history of the 1921 UAOC; letter of Metr. Msyslav to the Prime Minister of Poland regarding the Polish Orthodox Church.
Musical selections have been truncated due to copyright reasons.
Voice of America radio content related to General Petro Grigorenko and the Ukrainian Helsinki Group, including descriptions of events supporting the Ukrainian Helskinki Group, and a statement by Nina Strokata Karavanskyi. Following the broadcast content are the unedited interview responses of General Grigorenko (beginning at 13:45).
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