Raiders arrange a vote on transfer of the cathedral to OCU in Khmelnytsky
Transfer of the temple to the OCU. Photo: t.me/lavralive
In Khmelnytsky, near the Holy Intercession Cathedral of the UOC, a meeting is currently underway to transfer the cathedral to the OCU, the telegram channel LAVRA live reports.
“Unexpectedly, tables and a commission appeared out of nowhere on the premises of the Khmelnytsky Cathedral, which right now is conducting a 'vote' for the transfer of the cathedral to the OCU. Dumenko, Bartholomew, Zelenskyy – the Lord sees everything!!” the message says.
As previously reported by the UOJ, activists are storming the UOC Cathedral in Khmelnytsky.
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