"Unificationists of Ukrainian Orthodoxy" in the service of the state
Yelensky calls on the UOC to dialogue with the OCU "without losers and winners." Photo: UOJ
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The Kremlin's Archons
After accusing a pan-Orthodox delegation of being “lobbyists for Putin,” it turns out two of the Archons’ own have actually lobbied on behalf of Russian interests.
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The following article by Fr. Anastasios Gotsopoulos was first published by the UOJ's Greek bureau. It has been edited for an American audience.
The New McCarthyism
Today, a delegation of Orthodox clergy will meet with the White House to plead on behalf of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC). Yet mainstream media outlets like The Hill and politicians like Rep. Joe Wilson are dismissing the effort as a Kremlin psyop. This is offensive to the UOC, and to Orthodox Christians here in the United States.
Zelensky-Style Sanctions: The 'Mindich Case' vs. the 'UOJ Case'
Ten years of sanctions for journalists who criticize the authorities, and three years for corrupt officials who steal millions. A story about whom and how people are punished in modern Ukraine.