TOC_Sunday, January 1, 1984

Sunday, January 1, 1984

CHRIST IS BORN

Christ's Nativity assures us "we are not forgotten"

Faithful seek registration of Catholic Church in Ukraine

Filevich named Saskatoon eparch

Ona Lukauskaite-Poskiene dies; belonged to Lithuanian Helsinki Group

Dissident sketch
Vasyl Ruban

Solzhenitsyn Fund gets new administrator

Lithuanian priest sentenced

Three Estonians get six-year terms

January - month of the Ukrainian American Community Fund
Appeal by the Ukrainian American Coordinating Council to the Ukrainian American community

Columnist's articles criticize OSI "collaboration with the KGB"

School trustee questions authenticity of famine

White House to pay tribute Helsinki monitors

CIUS launches archives project

Ethnic reps meet with Ritter

Rights activists attend ceremony marking Human Rights Day

Philadelphia judges remember Shukhevych

York University students, faculty sponsor famine awareness week

Binghamton holds Day of Mourning

THE UKRAINIAN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FORUM

Detroit UNA'ers bid farewell to Walter Boyd-Boryskewych
by Stephen M. Wichar Sr.

UNA publishes 1984 almanac

White House lauds UNA scholarships

Evangelical Baptist Fellowship representatives confer with UNA officers

EDITORIAL
Pray for our brothers

In observance of The Weekly's 50th
From our pages in 1943

"Needed: national coordination," March 13, 1943
"A great churchman and patriot," August 7, 1943
"Fifty years of service," September 18, 1943

THE GREAT FAMINE
August 1-15, 1934
PART XLV

Blind eye to murder: the West and the famine
by Marco Carynnyk
PART I

Sounds of Ukrainian Christmas ring out at Boston's Kennedy Library

Bandurists from U.S., Canada unite for famine memorial concert
by A. Hornjatkevyc

Panorama of Ukrainian culture in the Big Apple
by Helen Perozak Smindak

An old-style Christmas
Christmas carols
Christmas shopping
A holiday party
A lucky number

New releases

Letters, poetry of Mykhailo Dray-Khmara
Liturgical rites of Eastern churches
Cheremshyna trio's new recording

Letters to the editor

Applauds analysis of Kungys case
Asks public support for OSI review
Criticizes magazine's Kievan Rus' piece
Irked by letter knocking Ukrainians
Re: library's lack of book on Ukraine
Aging aunt likes Weekly muscleman

Lydia Lazurenko cited among professionals of the year
by Ihor Kozak

Rav Tov honors Lydia Savoyka

Korchynsky is man of year in Pittsburgh

Kansas City Ukrainians promote culture
by Peter R. Jarosewycz

Harvard announces summer courses

Yale offers Ukrainian lit

PREVIEW OF EVENTS
Saturday, January 7; Saturday, January 14