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Sophia Sheptytska's memoirs of her great son are one of the most important documentary sources for the biography of Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky. They capture the reader's attention from the first sentences to the final description of the first Divine Liturgy celebrated by Father Andrei Sheptytsky on a September morning in 1892. This is not only a talentedly written memoir, but also a deep psychological drama. It clearly shows the plan of God's Providence, which called the young Count Roman, a doctor of law, to monastic life, and later to the Metropolitan's throne, where he served the Church and the Ukrainian people faithfully and sacrificially for 44 years.