Galadza Peter (6 results)

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Softcover. Condition: Gut. Reihe: Orientalia Christiana analecta Band: 272 Beschreibung Umfang/Beschreibung: 524 S. : Kt. Sprache: Englisch Erscheinungsform: Druckschrift.

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Brossura. Condition: nuovo. 34pp. Estratto da "ORIENTALIA CHRISTIANA PERIODICA" 80 (2014) --- Alexander Bachynsky (1844-1933) was a prolific author of seminary textbooks for the Greco-Catholic Church of present-day Western Ukraine. He also produced a Ruthenian translation of the Psalter and New Testament. Bachynsky's endeavors typify a "centrist" approach to the religious and ethno-national questions of his day. His avoidance of extremes, along with the fact that he was a compiler, rather than creator, help explain why his work has been neglected, even though Josyf Slipyj, for example, placed him "among the most industrious and indefatigable individuals of the Ukrainian Catholic clergy." Bachynsky's edition of the Psalter is "centrist" in that it provides a thoroughly vernacular Galician Ukrainian translation but in etymological (archaic) orthography. Also, the commentary avoids extremes typical of the period (e.g. anti-Jewish assertions and patristic citations). These moderating qualities are brought into relief via comparison with the contemporaneous Psalters of K. Sarnytsky, I. Bartoshevsky, and A. Sliusarchuk.

Pontificio Istituto Orientale 2004. NUOVO. pp. 524.