Drohobych Priest Seminary

The Drohobych Seminary is the third institution in a line of religious institutions that have been formed since the emergence of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church from the underground. The first was a seminary called the group for "accelerated learning", launched in 1989. The main reason for its creation was the ever increasing need for priests, due to the movement for the legalization of the Church. 
Ordinary and full-cycle seminary under the name of the “Theological Faculty of the Eparchial Catechetical Institute” was established by decree of Bishop Yulian in 1996. Classes were conducted on six days of the week. Soon a 5-year course of study had been formed and 2001 saw the first graduating class.
In September 2003 the Theological Faculty was separated from the Catechetical Institute and was named the “Drohobych Seminary of the Blessed Priests Severyn, Yakym and Vitaliy. Courses are now conducted over a six year period.
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