Metropolitan Anthony (UOC-USA) discharged from hospital

South Bound Brook, New Jersey, January 23, 2025

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Metropolitan Anthony of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA and Diaspora (Patriarchate of Constantinople), 77, has been discharged after a few days in the hospital.

The UOC-USA reported on Sunday that its primate was hospitalized again for treatment for ongoing heart issues.

On Tuesday, the UOC-USA’s Archbishop Daniel of Pamphylion announced that Met. Anthony was discharged from the hospital.

“Let us, in turn, continue to uphold him in our prayers as he embarks on the journey of recovery. May the Lord grant him strength, health, and the renewal of spirit needed to return fully to his beloved ministry among us,” the Archbishop writes.

Met. Anthony was previously hospitalized last January and again in July in connection with an ongoing heart issue.

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1/23/2025

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