UOC to challenge the decision to demolish Church of Tithes in Kyiv

Tithe Monastery. Photo: hromadske.ua

The National Museum of the History of Ukraine reported that the UOC community had filed an appeal against the decision to demolish the Church of the Tithes in Kyiv, hromadske.ua reports.

The appeal was registered on March 9 at the Northern Economic Court of Appeal.

According to the report, no decision has been made so far to refuse to open or open appeal proceedings and assign the case to court proceedings.

On the website of the court, the essence of the complaint is the removal of obstacles to the use of the land and the abolition of the recording of ownership of real estate.

The museum noted that representatives of the religious community of the UOC did not contact them after the Economic Court of Kyiv issued a decision.

The lawyer of the UOC community Dmytro Dorofeyev confirmed the appeal against the decision.

“Now there is litigation, the decision of the court of first instance is challenged. I can’t tell you anything else now,” he said.

Recall that on February 15, 2023, the Economic Court of Kyiv decided to dismantle the building of the Tithe Monastery of the UOC. According to the court, the placement of the church on the land plot of the museum is contrary to its intended use. The decision of the court could come into force only after 20 days unless appealed during this term.

As the UOJ previously reported, the National Museum hopes that the Church of the Tithes will be demolished by the end of the year.

 

Read also

Camp St. Raphael Marks 25 Years of Faith, Fellowship, and Fun

Nearly 500 youth take part in milestone summer sessions in Oklahoma.

Ukrainian MPs Urge Trump to Stop Persecution of UOC

Oleksandr Dubinsky and Artem Dmytruk have appealed to the U.S. President to include the release of political prisoners as a condition of any peace agreement.

Antiochian Diocese of Miami Hosting Fall Retreat

The retreat is scheduled to take place from Sept. 19-20 at St. Ignatius Church in Franklin, Tenn.

Sinai Monks Thank Pat. of Jerusalem, Commit to Unity

"In patience and perseverance, and with our sincere respect towards His Eminence, the elderly Archbishop Damianos, we proceed towards the forthcoming General Assembly for further discussion.”

Vatican Backs Eviction of Latin Mass Community

The Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer (FSSR) are accused of performing of unauthorized exorcisms and of cult-like behavior.

Met. Longin (Zhar) Forbidden From Taking Orphans Under His Care

The hierarch of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has also been deprived of the ability to protect and care for the children living in the orphanage.