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 1 4 |   present of the Church of the Ruthenians; not only is it outstanding
 2 5 |        before the union of the Ruthenians with the Apostolic See was
 3 7 |        this happy union of the Ruthenians with the Apostolic See was
 4 7 | Gregory as metropolitan of the Ruthenians, who were then subject to
 5 9 |    most powerful man among the Ruthenians was prince Constantine Ostrozhsky
 6 11|       confirm the union of the Ruthenians with the Catholic Church. ~
 7 15|     defended the return of the Ruthenians to the Catholic Church. ~
 8 17|     king that the union of the Ruthenians with the Apostolic See was
 9 19|      breaking the union of the Ruthenians with the Roman Church. Already
10 19|   other religious helps to the Ruthenians. Finally, alas, in 1839
11 20|       most noble nation of the Ruthenians was afflicted at that time,
12 22|    during this same period the Ruthenians enjoyed peace and tranquillity
13 23|      to the emigration of many Ruthenians from Galicia to the U.S.A.,
14 23|  ecclesiastical affairs of the Ruthenians in these jurisdictions and
15 24|      extolled the union of the Ruthenians with the Apostolic See as
16 27|        the lawful rites of the Ruthenians. For when the bishops, through
17 27|       seemed at first that the Ruthenians ought to employ it while
18 28|       suffragan bishops of the Ruthenians should be confirmed by the
19 28|     They also decreed that the Ruthenians should not be at a disadvantage
20 29|      same fatherly love to the Ruthenians as to the Catholics of the
21 29|    Congregation for the united Ruthenians and His Holiness approved
22 30|   established the union of the Ruthenians with the Apostolic See there
23 31|   lawful for any of the united Ruthenians, whether lay folk or ecclesiastics,
24 33|      it you justly complain of Ruthenians going over from the Greek
25 34|     this prohibition bound all Ruthenians. ~
26 39|       grace, that the Catholic Ruthenians finally brought the dissident
27 42|       there were many Catholic Ruthenians, especially in America -
28 45|      college at Rome for young Ruthenians divinely called to the priesthood.
29 48|     the Catholic Church of the Ruthenians; many churches were profaned,
30 58|        far as the lands of the Ruthenians are concerned. ~
31 59|      to free the Church of the Ruthenians from this hurtful crisis. ~