More than a million appeals of UOC believers brought to President’s Office
Parishioners of the UOC at the walls of the President's Office. Photo: UOJ
On April 1, 2021, the believers of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church brought an appeal to Vladimir Zelensky regarding the persecution of their Church, which was signed by more than 1,063,000 people, to the Office of the President in Kyiv.
Members of communities from different eparchies of the UOC, including Volyn, Zhytomyr, Rivne and Sarny, brought signatures to Kyiv.
A representative of the President's Office came out to the believers and invited them to bring boxes with letters for registration.
"1Kozak" provides live coverage of the event:
Earlier, the UOJ published the text of the appeal of the UOC believers to the President regarding the persecution of their Church.
Read also
From Sister to Schismatic: Varvara Larin Announces Reception by OCU
The former ROCOR nun announced on Facebook that she has officially been received by the schismatic OCU.
ROCOR Synod Strips "Vassa" Larin of Monastic Tonsure
The move comes in the wake of her open support of Ukrainian schismatics and the persecutors of Orthodox believers in Ukraine.
Christ the Savior Music Symposium Announced for June 11-14
The event offers workshops, roundtable discussions, rehearsals, and engaging lectures for participants.
Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers Adopts Resolution to Streamline Church Bans—Blocks US Access to Website
The resolution seeks to "open the way to the ban of organizations affiliated with the Russian Orthodox Church."
UOC Temple Seized by OCU and Local Police in Khmelnytsky
The Holy Resurrection Church (UOC) is the latest temple seized by activists of the OCU and various ultra-nationalist groups.
Andrew Schulz says Orthodoxy is the One True Church
In a recent interview with noted Biblical Scholar Wesley Huf, Andrew Schulz pressed him on the claims of the Orthodox Church.