Lavra abbot's house arrest ends
Metropolitan Pavel with his brethren. Photo: UOJ
On June 29, 2023, Metropolitan Pavel’s house arrest was over. As there was no court hearing due to the absence of a prosecutor, the abbot went to the Lavra.
He blessed the participants in the prayer standing and met with the brethren after a two-month absence.
As reported, Metropolitan Pavel said that the SBU demanded that he recognize the OCU.
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