In October, a synod in Istanbul, Turkey, presided over by Patriarch Bartholomew, the spiritual leader of Orthodox Christians, decided to grant autonomy to the Orthodox church in Ukraine. Russian Orthodox Church has long been opposed to the establishment of an independent Orthodox church in Ukraine....
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FILE PHOTO: Believers of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, accused of being linked to Moscow, pray while they block an entrance to a church at a compound of the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra monastery, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Kyiv, Ukraine March 31, 2023. REUTERS/Valentyn...
City authorities turned down a petition to allow it to be held at a metro station, and it was condemned by one of the main branches of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. “This action is part of a left-wing radical political movement and is aimed at imposing a political ideology, and also ...
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3) The Original Article Condemning the Russian Orthodox Church and its ecclesiology, is here: https://acadimia.org/en/news-announcements/press/963-a-declaration-on-the-russian-world-russkii-mir-teaching. At the date of the Moscow Times publication, there were 342 signatories. I found them ...
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The Ukrainian government has taken the main cathedral of the revered historic Orthodox monastery from the church previously affiliated with Moscow’s patriarchate and allowed its Ukrainian rival to use it for Orthodox Christmas services.
Russia's state news agency RIA Novosti reported on Saturday that the rival Orthodox Church, which is aligned with the Russian Orthodox Church, vowed to continue observing Christmas on Jan. 7. Russian President Vladimir Putin told reporters Saturday that the move "is a sign of something that has...