Schism in Orthodoxy

21.December 2022 JH

Christmas arrives earlier in Ukraine: Those who don't want to, don't have to celebrate when the Russians do

Everything that had ever united Russians and Ukrainians began to crumble after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. A partly occupied and entirely bombed country is erasing traces of coexistence with an aggressive neighbor. Orthodox Ukrainians no longer have to celebrate Christmas on January 7, if they don't want to, because that's when Orthodox Russians celebrate it.

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06.April 2022. Jelena Jorgacevic

Three Orthodox Churches in Ukraine and the War: Deeper Schism in Orthodoxy

While people are dying in Ukraine, the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church Kirill talks about the perverted West and the pernicious influence of the gay parade, the Metropolitan of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine Epiphany compares Putin to Hitler, and the Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate Onufriy desperately calls on Putin to end the fratricidal war "which is not justified neither God nor man"