Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytskyj has a hand on his cane, perhaps about to stand up, while Bishop Nykyta Budka sits next to him, Dauphin, Manitoba, 1921. Four men in suits stand near them.

Twenty-one students and four clergy pose for class picture (class of 1923-1924), St. Joseph's College, Yorkton, Saskatchewan, 1924. Top left is Joseph Pulak. Identification of events is written on lower front.

The first row of clergy are seated, with two rows standing behind, in a studio setting, unknown location, c.1925. The black and white print is in excellent condition, affixed to an ecru and silver cardboard frame. Front row, from the left: Stefan Fedoronko, Emilian Krasicky, Atanasij Fylypiw (OSBM), Petro Oleksiw, Ambrose Redkevych, Mykola Bartman, and Omeljan Andruchowych. Second row, standing, from the left: Atanasij Kraykiwsky, Philip Ruh (OMI), Pavlo Suljatycky, Pavlo Reshetylo, John Kolcun, Petro Pasichnyk, Stefan Bachtalowsky (CSsR), and Nestor Drohomyrecky. Third row, standing, from the left: John Holowka, Andrei Sasmatuk?, Mychajlo Gregorychuk, Michael Ircha, Michael Olenchuk, Michael Pelech, and Petro Kamenecky.

Bishop Basil Ladyka is in the centre of the photo, surrounded by clergy, religious and lay. Description hand-written in pencil on the back of the photo, in Ukrainian, states this is a send-off before Bishop Ladyka departs for Canada from Zhovkva, 1937.

Four rows of ladies pose before a stage, with the title of the photo written in Ukrainian in white in the foreground: the O. Kobelyanski Ladies Club, Brandon, Manitoba. 1928-1938. The black and white print is in excellent condition.

Group photo of clergy, in spring or fall, c. 1940. In the first row, seated from the left: John Kolcun, Mychajlo Gregorychuk, Wasyl Kushnir, Basil Ladyka, unidentified, unidentified, and Michael Pelech. In the middle row, second from the left, John Perejma; second from the right is Kyrylo Lotocki; far right is Joseph Pulak. Centre, back row is Vasyl Shumay. Unidentified location.

This obituary card is from MMHP Album 6, no. 185. It is in good condition, in black and white, bearing the landmark dates in Metropolitan Andrei's vocation.

There are three copies of this four page black and white prayer card, with text in Ukrainian. It bears the address of Cardinal Joseph Slipyj in Rome.

Excellent black and white print of clergy and lay posed in a photo studio, location unknown. Monsignor Wasyl Kushnir is seated in the centre; Reverend Mychajlo Gregorychuk is seated third from the left; Reverend Stefan Semchuk is seated third from the right; and Reverend Joseph Pulak is second from the right. c.1945.

In this black and white photo postcard, Father Hermaniuk poses with his scholar's hat in his hand, wearing the graduate's robes. There are three copies, the first encased in a cardboard folder. He has written on the folder in French: "Louvain, 1948, Belgique", however, on the second copy he has written on the front and the back in Ukrainian: "Reverend Dr. M. Hermaniuk, Louvain, 14/7/1947" adding on the back this is his aggregate degree in theology. On the back of the third postcard, Reverend Hermaniuk wrote in French: "Master of Theology, Louvain, 1947".