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ARCHEPARCHY OF TERNOPIL-ZBORIV (Ternopoliensis-Zborovensis)
Country : Ukraine
Denomination : Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church
Established : 1993, elevated to Archeparchy 2011
Official blazon
Origin/meaning
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Arms of Bishops
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Mykhajlo Sabryha (1993-2004)
Vasyl Semeniuk (2006-2011)
Arms of Archbishops
Vasyl Semeniuk (2011-present)
Arms of Auxilirary Bishops
Teodor Martynyuk (2015-present)
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