Lviv Theological Academy
Logo / The Lviv Theological Academy, soon to be Ukraine'sfirst Catholic University, is the leading institution of higher education of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church.
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Academics

What happens in the classroom is at the heart of the life of the Lviv Theological Academy. With teachers, administrators and other staff from Ukraine and beyond, the LTA is both a truly Ukrainian institution and also international.

History & Plans

Founded in 1928, closed by Stalin at the end of World War Two, re-opened and renewed since the declaration of Ukrainian independence, the LTA has had a complex history and has plans for a grand future.

Students

Lay men and women, male and female religious and seminarians study, pray and play at the Academy's two campuses.

Institutes

The LTA's 8 institutes allow it to help Church and society in different ways and to further the cause of education with research and other scholarly work.

Publications

LTA teachers and staff write, edit or translate the texts used by students and a wider public.

Resources

Its state-of-the-art library and technology department keep the LTA moving forward; its Alumni Association and Spiritual Support Center maintain contacts with graduates and society; and the Patriarch Slipyj Museum is a reminder of what the past can teach.

Partners

The LTA is assisted in its work by partners in the fields of religion and education in Ukraine and in other parts of the world.

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Pope Bleses Ukrainian Catholic University

Pope Blessed Ukrainian Catholic University
During his visit to Lviv on June 26, Pope John Paul II observed the progress of the new Ukrainian Catholic University and at the large liturgy on June 27 he joined the Academy's Grand Chancellor, His Beatitude Lubomyr Husar, in blessing the cornerstone.
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Seven Academy Alumni and Faculty were Beatified
On June 27, before millions of Greek Catholics, the Pope beatified 7 former faculty and students of the Lviv Theological Academy who were martyred under the Soviets.