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Even though official Church communications will often transliterate the bishop's name from Ukrainian (i.e. "Venedykt") [1], his eparchy's offical style is to translate his name into English (i.e. "Benedict")[2], he also self-signs official documents with the "Benedict" nomenclature [3]. I think the Wiki should reflect his personal style and his eparchy's style. julianhayda (talk) 4 August July 2021
References
- ^ http://ugcc.ua/en/official/head.ugcc/the_head_of_the_ugcc_in_chicago_his_beatitude_lubomyr_knew_about_the_appointment_of_bishop_venedykt_rejoiced_and_awaited_this_day_79890.html
- ^ https://chicagougcc.org/en/eparchy/bishop.html
- ^ https://chicagougcc.org/en/eparchy/patron-saint/53-news-of-eparchy/95-father-roman-artymovych-was-appointed-as-chaplain-of-plast.html