 Stephen Sulyk, Archbishop Metropolitan Emeritus for Ukrainian Catholics in Philadelphia, wrote in his autobiography, "I Am With You Always", that Bishop Hornyak was eventually forced into retirement due to pressure from the Patriarchal Organization – which advocated a Kievan Patriarchate – and the Major Archbishop of Lviv, Cardinal Myroslav Lubachivsky (Sulyk's predecessor) unfairly due to his backing of Vatican policies.However, many supporting the creation of a Kievan Patriarchate viewed Bishop Hornyak's retirement as a good sign.When the Apostolic Exarchate for Ukrainians in England and Wales was first established in 1957, it was administered by the then Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal William Godfrey.