In Khmelnitsky region schismatics obstruct construction of UOC church (VIDEO)

In the town of Volochisk in the Khmelnitsky region, Filaret proponents demand to forbid the construction of a UOC church. Several priests of the Kiev Patriarchate call on the residents to obstruct the building of the church in every possible way. At the same time, they film their illegal actions and post them on Facebook.

According to a UOJ source, the temple of the canonical Church is being built on legal grounds: all the permissive documents are available.

Schismatics and their supporters have already violated the law on private property: they moved a construction trailer to where they considered it necessary.

The UOJ is following the developments.








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