Ambrose Senyshyn

Ambrose Senyshyn,^[a] O.S.B.M (February 23, 1903 – September 11, 1976) was a Ukrainian Catholic prelate who served, beginning in 1958, as Eparch of Stamford. On August 14, 1961, he was appointed Archeparch of Philadelphia.

Ambrose Senyshyn
Амвросій Сенишин
Born	(1903-02-23)February 23, 1903 United States
Died	September 11, 1976(1976-09-11) (aged 73) United States
Occupation	Ukrainian Catholic prelate

Further reading

• One Fold and One Shepherd: Radio Addresses (Stamford, 1944)
• Catholics of the Byzantine-Slavonic Rite and Their Divine Liturgy (Stamford, 1946)
• Living Twig of Christ's Vine (1951)
• (editor) We Magnify Thee: Collection of Prayer Services (Stamford, 1954)
• Срібний ювілей Єпископських Свячень Високопреосвященнішого Архиєпископа Амврозія Сенишина, ЧСВВ Митрополита Українців Католиків у Зєдинених Державах Америки 3. грудня 1967 Філядельфія, Па., 1942-1967 [The silver jubilee of the Episcopal Consecration of the Most Reverend Ambrose Senyshyn Archbishop of Philadelphia Metropolitan for Ukrainian Catholics in the United States] (Philadelphia, 1967)
• Basil Losten, Archbishop Ambrose Senyshyn and His Vision of the Ukrainian Catholic Church in America (Toronto: Basilian Press, 2016)

Ordination history of Ambrose Senyshyn
History Episcopal consecration Consecrated by Constantine Bohachevsky Date October 22, 1942
Episcopal succession Bishops consecrated by Ambrose Senyshyn as principal consecrator José Romão Martenetz, O.S.B.M August 15, 1958 Jaroslav Gabro October 26, 1961 Augustine Eugene Hornyak, O.S.B.M October 26, 1961 Basil Harry Losten May 25, 1971 John Stock May 25, 1971

Notes

1. Ukrainian: Амвросій Андрій Сенишин, romanized: Amvrosii Andrii Senyshyn

External links

• Catholic-Hierarchy
• Diocese of Stamford, Connecticut
• Archdiocese of Philadelphia

Catholic Church titles
Preceded by Incumbent	Ukrainian Catholic Eparch of Stamford 1958—1961	Succeeded by Joseph M. Schmondiuk
Preceded by Constantine Bohachevsky	Ukrainian Catholic Archeparch of Philadelphia 1961—1977	Succeeded by Joseph M. Schmondiuk