Mykola Konrad was a Ukrainian Greek Catholic priest born in 1876 in Strusiv. After completing studies in philosophy and theology in Rome, he was ordained in 1899. He served as a teacher in several high schools before becoming a professor at the Lviv Theological Academy. He also established Obnova, a religious organization for Ukrainian Catholic students. While serving as a parish priest in Stradch, he was killed in June 1941 while traveling to provide religious sacraments to a sick person.