to Vlad Naumescu, have been able to survive as a movement without the money donated to them by Roman Rite Traditionalists in the West. The Society operates a seminary in Lviv, where the seminarians are taught by Fr. Kovpak and by SPPX priests visiting from Poland. The Society also consists of a group of Greek Catholic nuns, who were forced to leave the Basilian Order in 1995, "because of their 'traditionalist' ideas" and who now reside in the house where Blessed Nicholas Charnetsky died following his release from the Gulag. The room in which Kyr Nicholas died is now the convent's chapel. Since 2001, the SSJK has published a bimonthly magazine titled, Dzvin z Fatimy ("Bells from Fatima"). In addition to Persecuted Tradition, the PSSJK's publishing house has also released a book of traditional Ukrainian Christmas songs and a book about the 1917 apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima. Unlike the Ukrainian orthodox Greek Catholic Church, Fr. Kovpak and the PSSJK reject both Sedevacantism and Conclavism. Quote "Being traditionalist means knowing and protecting the traditional knowledge of the Church." References Traditionalist Catholic priests Traditionalist Catholic writers Members of the Society of Saint Pius X Eastern Catholic priests Members of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church Ukrainian traditionalist Catholic People excommunicated by the Catholic Church Living people Ukrainian priests Year of birth missing (living people)