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Ukraine creates new Orthodox church independent from Russia

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Ukraine creates new Orthodox church independent from Russia


Metropolitan Epifaniy, Patriarch of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.


This is huge news for Ukraine. The Ukrainian Orthodox Church will no longer be subservient to the Russian Orthodox Church as it has been for hundreds of years. The Eastern Orthodox Church Patriarch in Constantinople granted independence earlier this year and it will become official after the New Year. Rather than graciously accept the Patriarch's decision, the Russian Orthodox Church has split from Constantinople.

This is also a national security victory for Ukraine. Russian Orthodox clerics in Ukraine were repeating Kremlin propaganda in their sermons and vocally supporting the Muscovite proxies in eastern Ukraine etc.

Related: Russian Orthodox Church splits from Constantinople over Ukraine
 
Religion and politics? What can go wrong here?
 
Religion and politics? What can go wrong here?

Just like Poland's high degree of devotion to the Catholic Church, Ukraine is also a highly religious country, albeit to the Eastern Orthodox Church.

In eastern Europe, nationhood and religion is inextricably intertwined, although not officially.
 
Just like Poland's high degree of devotion to the Catholic Church, Ukraine is also a highly religious country, albeit to the Eastern Orthodox Church.

In eastern Europe, nationhood and religion is inextricably intertwined, although not officially.
.......nicely confirmed by the spectacle of Moscow's patriarch Kirill slamming the Ukrainian Church as "of the devil".

Very Christian.
 


Good bye ulus )) LOL

https://www.debatepolitics.com/euro...dox-priests-establish-independent-church.html
 

A dead birth. One god one church and not as many idiots as many churches. Start to reunite.

 
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KIEV VS MOSCOW lol

 


Thousands from across the country stood for hours on a square outside the St. Sophia Cathedral since the early morning in freezing temperatures. They listened
to political speeches, prayers from a group of military chaplains and musicians playing the bandura, a traditional Ukrainian string instrument. As darkness fell
shortly after 5 p.m., the bells of the cathedral rang and Mr. Poroshenko took the stage with Metropolitan Epiphany.
“It’s the day of our final independence from Russia,” Mr. Poroshenko said to cries of “Glory!” and “Thank you!”
 
Great to see how the US engineered this in a vain attempt to boost its favorite oligarch's abysmal popularity.


The reality of course is that globalism hates religion. The illegitimate Ukrainian church can expect to die young.
 
Great to see how the US engineered this in a vain attempt to boost its favorite oligarch's abysmal popularity. The reality of course is that globalism hates religion. The illegitimate Ukrainian church can expect to die young.

Lol. Conspiracy everywhere. You're hanging out with Fagan way too much. That's not good for critical thinking skills.



All the religious leaders of Ukraine congratulating the new Orthodox Church of Ukraine at Ternopil Zbarazh Castle yesterday 12/17/18.

Needless to say, the butthurt leader of the Russian Orthodox Church couldn't make it. He was busy hobnobbing with his master.....

 







ROC is a sect today , moved back to Nestorianism ulus of juchi :lamo
 
Establishment of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine

 
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