Diocese of Stryj, Ukraine (Ukrainian Rite)

Bishop (2014.04.02 – ...):	Bishop Taras Senkiv, O.M. (62)
Auxiliary Bishop (2014.04.02 – ...):	Bishop Bohdan Manyshyn (50) Titular Bishop of Lesvi

Bishops of Stryj (Ukrainian Rite)

Bishop Taras Senkiv, O.M. (62)
(2014.04.02 – ...)

Bishop of Stryj of the Ukrainians (Ukraine)

Titular Bishop of Siccenna (2008.05.22 – 2014.04.02)

Auxiliary Bishop of Stryj of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (2008.05.22 – 2014.04.02)

Apostolic Administrator sede plena of Stryj of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (2010.01.20 – 2011.03.24)

Apostolic Administrator of Stryj of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (2011.03.24 – 2014.04.02)

Bishop of Stryj of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (2014.04.02 – ...)

Bishop Taras Senkiv, O.M. (62)
(Apostolic Administrator 2011.03.24 – 2014.04.02)

Bishop Taras Senkiv, O.M. (62)
(Apostolic Administrator sede plena 2010.01.20 – 2011.03.24)

Bishop Julian Gbur, S.V.D.
(2000.07.21 – 2011.03.24)

Auxiliary Bishop of Lviv–Halyč–Kamyanets of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) ([1994.02.21] 1994.03.30 – 1996)

Titular Bishop of Bareta (1994.03.30 – 2000.07.21)

Bishop of Stryj of the Ukrainians (Ukraine) (2000.07.21 – 2011.03.24)

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Area: 4,124 km²

Population: 293,981 Catholics (76.1% of 386,295 total) (2020)

Statistics: 361 parishes, 282 priests (280 diocesan, 2 religious), 24 lay religious (4 brothers, 20 sisters), 59 seminarians (2020)

Patron Saint: Saint James Minor (November 5)

2000.07.21: Established as Diocese of Stryj / Strien(sis) (Latin) (from Major Archdiocese of Lviv–Halyč–Kamyanets)
2004.12.06: Became suffragan of Kyiv
2011.11.21: Became suffragan of Lviv

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