so, the ukrainian greek catholic church in kyiv. mr.r, thank you very much for this question, because obviously, yesterday's event and the adoption of this law... it would have filled the entire space with itself and it is probably difficult to break through with some other topic, but i thank you for paying attention to this particular date, because it seems to be also key to better understanding what is happening now moment, it is very important that you emphasized in your question the return of the seat of the ukrainian greek catholic church, because we understand that the russian imperial one. but also the soviet one, which remained the same imperial, only with a different ideology, it did everything to destroy this church in general, to wipe it off the face of the earth, accusing it of all possible sins, first of all, that it was ukrainian , that it was connected with the universal church, and that it was simply a church, and not an appendage or part of the state apparatus, and all these circumstances led to the fact that that churc

i can proudly say about the active lay people of the ukrainian greek catholic church. we rejoice that we as a church, we are changing, we... we are growing, we are looking for new ways, new forms, how to be a church, how to serve god and people, in new circumstances, we rejoice. having wise, active, conscious, responsible marians, uh, in our church, who can be relied upon. and today , the ukrainian greek-catholic church is not some kind of cold hierarchical structure, it is a living network community, which today covers it with a network of presence, uh... many countries of the world, we would very much like to share our experience of church life , even with our orthodox brothers, do not be afraid, do not be afraid to be active, your fathers cannot be your slave owners, do not be slaves to spiritual officials, be able to be... open, free, only then you will be able to change that church, children, which you consider yourself to be. i think that lay people, ordinary orthodox believers, can be a catalyst for change in some churches today. unfortunately, it so happened th

i can proudly say about the active laymen of the ukrainian greek catholic church. we are happy that we, as a church, are changing, we are growing. we are looking for new ways, new forms, how to be a church, how to serve god and people, in new circumstances, we rejoice. having wise, active, conscious, responsible laity in our church, on whom we can rely rely on and today, the ukrainian greek-catholic church is not some cold hierarchical structure, it is a living network community, which today encompasses the network of presences. many countries of the world, we would very much like to share our experience of church life, even with our orthodox brothers, do not be afraid, do not be afraid to be active, your fathers cannot be your slave owners, do not be slavish in front of spiritual officials, be able to be... open, free, only then you will be able to change that church, children, which you are, you think i think that lay people, ordinary orthodox believers, can be a catalyst for change in some churches today. unfortunately, it so happened that russia tried to underm

it was shown like the sun rising from the horizon, the ukrainian greek-catholic church came out of the underground, which became, as it were, this stone that hit those clay feet of that soviet colossus, it simply crumbled. we understood that independence, our state is a gift from god, a gift, as god's answer to the eyes... the centuries-old struggle of our people, which we call today national liberation, the crown of these struggles was the martyrdom of the ukrainian greco-totholic church, in particular during the communist era regime, so the people thanked but this gift had to be kept, we all saw that this state, which was born after the collapse. of the soviet union, it is still a post-soviet state, that freedom is a multifaceted concept, it has not only some legal or political meaning, but first and foremost a moral one. in christian philosophy and theology, we are always used to talk about freedom in this double meaning, freedom. and freedom for speaking about our national freedom, so we talk about the independence of the beginning, so it is freedom from enslavement, freedom from t

i am proud to say about the active lay people of the ukrainian greek catholic church, and we are happyhat we, as a church, are changing, we are growing, we we are looking for new ways, new forms, how to be a church, how to serve god and people in new circumstances. we are happy to have wise, active, conscious, responsible lay people in our church, on whom we can rely, and today the ukrainian greek-catholic church is not some cold hierarchical structure, it is a living network community, which today encompasses a network of presence . these are many countries of the world, we would very much like to share our experience of church life, even with our orthodox brothers. don't be afraid, no be afraid, be active, your fathers cannot be your slave owners, do not be slavish in front of spiritual officials, be able to be open, free, only then you will be able to change that church, the children you consider yourself to be, i think that lay people, ordinary orthodox believers, today can be a catalyst for change in some churches. unfortunately, it so happened that russia tried to undermine those

and today, the ukrainian greek catholic church is not some cold hierarchical structure, it is a living community, which today covers many countries of the world with that network of presence, so we would very much like to share our experience of church life, even with our orthodox. don't be afraid, don't be afraid, be active, your fathers can't be yours slave owners, do not be slavish in front of spiritual officials, be able to be open, free, only then you will be able to change that church, children, which you consider yourself to be. i think that lay people, ordinary orthodox believers, can be a catalyst for change in some churches today. unfortunately, it so happened that russia tried to undermine those post-soviet countries with the help of corruption, the same thing happened in ukraine, they believed that it was political corruption. financing of various pro-russian political organizations and movements that were involved restoration of various kinds of historical so -called events, it was soft power, the kind of soft power with which they wanted to colonize anew, including ukrain

catholic church from...particular, during the communist regime, the people were thankful for that, but this gift had to be kept. we all saw that this state, which was born after the collapse of the soviet union, is still a post-soviet state, that freedom is a multi-meaning concept, it has not only what it means. legal or political, first of all moral, in christian philosophy and theology, we are always used to talk about freedom in this double meaning: freedom from and freedom for, so when we talk about it on our national freedom, this is how we talk about the independence of the beginning, this is freedom from... from enslavement, freedom from those neo-colonial encroachments of moscow, which were especially manifested today in all its bloodlust during this full-scale invasion, but it's also freedom for. this freedom still needs to be properly used. as christians, we have been convinced many times. that freedom is the ability, the opportunity to act good, if we use this opportunity, the opportunity to choos

this was the martyrdom of the ukrainian greek catholic church, in particular for the times of the communistme, so the people thanked, but this gift had to be kept, we all saw that this state, which was born after the collapse of the soviet union, is still a post-soviet state, that freedom is a very... significant concept, it has not only some legal or political meaning, but not the first moral one. in christian philosophy and theology, we have always been used to talking about freedom in this double sense: freedom from and freedom for, that is, speaking of our national freedom. this is how we talk about the independence of the beginning, this is freedom from, from enslavement, freedom from those neo-colonial encroachments of moscow that... uh today especially manifested all its bloodlust during this full-scale e-e invasion, but it is also freedom for. this freedom still needs to be properly used. we, as christians, have been convinced many times that freedom is the ability, the opportunity to do good. i... if we use this opportunity, the opportunity to choose good for evil, then we can easi

i can proudly say about the active laymen of the ukrainian greek catholic church. and we are glad that we, as a church, are changing, we are growing, we are looking for new ways, new ones. forms, how to be a church, how to serve god and people, in the latest circumstances, we rejoice, having wise, active, conscious, responsible lay people in our church, on whom you can rely, and today the ukrainian greek catholic church is not some cold hierarchical structure, it is a living network. a community that today covers many countries of the world with that network of presence. here. we would very much like to share our experience of church life, even with our orthodox brothers. don't be afraid, don't be afraid to be active. your fathers cannot be yours. slave owners, do not be slavish in front of spiritual officials, be able to be open, free, only then you will be able to... change that church, children, which you consider yourself to be. i think that lay people, ordinary orthodox believers, can be a catalyst for change in some churches today. unfortunately, it so happen

catholic church. in particular during the time of the communist regime, the people were thankful fort, but this gift had to be kept, all of us saw that this state, which was born after the collapse of the soviet union, is still a post-soviet state, that freedom is a multi-meaning concept, it has more than just meaning. some kind of legal or political, first of all moral, in christian philosophy and theology we are always used to talk about freedom in such a double meaning, freedom from and freedom for, but speaking about it on our national freedom, this is how we talk about the independence of the beginning, that is there is freedom from... from enslavement, freedom from those neo-colonial encroachments of moscow that exist today especially manifested in all their bloodthirstiness during this full-scale invasion, but this is also freedom for, this freedom still needs to be properly used, we as christians many times... proved that freedom is the ability, the opportunity to do good. if we use this opportunity, the opportunity to choose good, for evil, then we can easily lose this gift

catholic church, in particular during the communist regime, for which the people thanked, but this gift had to be kept, we all saw that this state, which was born after the collapse of the soviet union. she is still there post-soviet state that freedom is a multi-meaning concept, it has not only some legal or political meaning, but not the first moral one, er, in christian philosophy and theology we are always used to talking about freedom in such a double meaning, freedom from and... freedom for , speaking of it for our national freedom, this is how we talk about the independence of the beginning, this is freedom from enslavement, freedom from those neo-colonial encroachments of moscow, which today especially manifested themselves in all their bloodthirstiness during this full-scale invasion, but... this is also freedom, for this freedom you still need to be able to use it correctly. we, as christians, have been convinced many times that freedom is an ability, an opportunity to do good. if we use this opportunity, the opportunity to choose good, for evil, then we are this gift of freed

generations of ukrainians who sought the spiritual revival of the ukrainian greek-catholic church. we are very glad that we are here on the left bank, because first of all, we have more space, we can build more here and accommodate people, and also this temple due to its location. above the dnieper, on the bank of the dnieper , there is a very clearly visible e from the right bank. the cathedral of the resurrection of christ is a prophetic voice about the future resurrection and glory, the victory of the ukrainian people, the hope of a just peace, hoping that that god is with us. this temple became a spiritual shelter for ukrainians during the turbulent times from the revolution of dignity to the full-scale russian invasion. tatyana golonova, dmytro nikiferov, espresso tv channel. well, let's return to the discussion of current events. now we will talk about india and the visit of the indian prime minister to ukraine. on render modi plans to visit ukraine on august 23, the day of the ukrainian flag. i want to answer here one more of our viewers, who is signed on youtube as sergey,

catholic church, vladyka svyatoslav.congratulate you. glory to jesus christ. glory forever. independence day, plus the third year of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation. if at the beginning of the invasion there was a tendency for people to run to god, that is understandable. understandable things, many people came, some were converted, came from with prayers, came with requests, now there is such a trend that somewhere people either do not come as often, or pray less, or maybe someone loses hope, and are there any, do you observe something similar, if we talk about your church , or maybe in other churches, having, having communication with your brothers and sisters in the faith, and how to explain it, or how to keep the patience and hope that should be present for such a difficult situation that exists today. well, we, as pastors, keep our finger on the pulse of, uh, our people, really, or else comparison, we listen carefully to the heartbeat of our people, and i can say that it is really the beginning of

catholic church. we are very glad that we are here on the left bank, because first of all we have more space, we can build more here and accommodate people, and this temple is also our located on... the dnipro on the bank of the dnipro is very well visible from the right bank. the cathedral of the resurrection of christ is a prophetic voice about the future resurrection and glory, the victory of the ukrainian people, the hope for a just peace, the hope for that. that god is with us. this temple became a spiritual shelter for ukrainians during the turbulent times from the revolution of dignity to the full-scale russian invasion. tetyana golunova, dmytro nikiferov, espresso tv channel. in the morning, a fire broke out near the pochaina metro station in the capital. according to the state emergency service, the fire started on the second floor of a six-story building office building next to the shopping center of gorodok. the rescuers managed to extinguish the flames, and also freed two people who were t

catholic church, i congratulate you, glory to jesus christ, glory forever, independence day, plus the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, and i... that at the beginning of the invasion there was a tendency for people to run to god, that is understandable, understandable things, many people came, some were converted, they came with prayers, they came with requests, now there is such a trend that somewhere people either do not come as often, or pray less, or maybe someone loses hope, but are there any or do you observe something like this, if we talk about your church, is it possible in other churches having communication with your... brothers and sisters in the faith, and how to explain it, or how to keep people that patience and hope that should be present in such a difficult the situation that exists today? well, we as pastors keep our finger on the pulse of our people, really, or another comparison, we listen carefully to the heartbeat of our people and... i can say that really, the beginning of this full-scale invasion was a great shock for everyone, we are all radically

catholic church.we are very glad that we are here on the left bank, because first of all we have more space. you can build more here and accommodate people. and also this church, due to its location above the dnieper, on the bank of the dnieper, is very clearly visible from the right bank, the cathedral of the resurrection of christ is a prophetic voice about the future resurrection and glory, the victory of the ukrainian people. the hope is a just peace, the hope that god is with us. this temple became spiritual refuge of ukrainians. in turbulent times, from the revolution of dignity to the full-scale russian invasion. tatyana golonova, dmytro nikiforov, espresso tv channel. that's how things are for the moment, i tell you, see you at 18 o'clock in the final issue, we'll be waiting for you, then meet unforgettable olga, len and the war chronicle project. there are discounts until independence day on carsil tablets of 10% in psyllany bam and oskad pharmacies. thinking about a new mattress, but here's

church. churches, i do not rule out such options either, because the greek catholic church appeared in 1596 as a result of the union agreement between the ukrainian orthodox and the vatican, so we will observe the relevant processes, but now we will talk about pokrovsk, iryna prutkova, military journalist, cinematographer, volunteer. glory to ukraine, mrs. irina glory. well, pokrovsk is not just difficult, hellishly difficult, battles continue, evacuation is ongoing, and first of all, i would like to ask you now to share operational news from what is called the front-line strip, those cities that are in the zone of action of russian military activity, or is it fpv drones, is it artillery, and so on, you say, the pokrovskaya direction, and... it's everything you can imagine, and the last three days, it's artillery that doesn't shut up at all, there are small modes of silence, but they are so small that between them you hear air bombs falling in the area, and starting, well, as we understand, they start very quickly, it can start at 5:00 in the morning, and at 7:00 in the morning. and

and today, the ukrainian greek-catholic church is not some cold hierarchical structure, it is a livingetwork community, which today encompasses the network of presences. many countries of the world, we would very much like to share our experience of church life, even with our orthodox brothers, do not be afraid, do not be afraid to be active, your fathers cannot be your slave owners, do not be slavish in front of spiritual officials. be able to be open, free, only then you will be able to change the church whose children you consider yourself to be. i think that lay people, ordinary orthodox believers today can be a catalyst for change in some churches. unfortunately, it so happened that russia tried to subvert... those post-soviet countries with the help of corruption, the same thing happened in ukraine, they believed that political corruption, financing of various kinds of pro-russian political organizations and movements, which were engaged in restoration of various kinds historical so -called events, it was soft power, so soft a force with which they wanted to re-colonize. includin

catholic church, in particular during the communist regime, so the people gave thanks, but this giftad to be kept, we all see... what this state is was born after the collapse of the soviet union, it is still a post-soviet state, that freedom is a multi-meaning concept, it has not only a legal or political meaning, but first of all a moral one, in christian philosophy and theology we are always used to... talking about freedom in this double meaning, freedom from and freedom for, so when we talk about our national freedom, this is how we talk about the independence of the beginning, this is freedom from enslavement, freedom from those neo-colonial encroachments of moscow, which today especially manifested in all their gluttony during this full-scale invasion, but this is also freedom, for this freedom we still need to be able to use it correctly, we, as christians, have been convinced many times that freedom is the ability, the opportunity to do good, if this opportunity, the opportunity to choose. we use good for evil, then we can easily lose this gift of freedom, so, let's say, thi

catholic church vladyka svyatoslav i congratulate you. glory to jesus christ. glory forever. independence day, plus the third year of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation. if at the beginning of the invasion there was a tendency for people to run to god, these are understandable, understandable things. many people came, some asked questions, came with prayers, came with requests, now there is such a trend that somewhere people may not come as often or pray less, because maybe someone is losing hope. and are there any, or do you observe something similar, speaking about your church, or maybe in other churches, having, having communication with your brothers and sisters in the faith, and how to explain it, or how to keep the patience and hope that should be present for such a difficult situation that exists today? well, we, as pastors, keep our hand on the pulse of our people. indeed, or another comparison, we listen carefully to the heartbeat of our people, and i can say that indeed the beginning of this full-scale invasion ha

can be relied on, and today the ukrainian greek catholic church is not some kind of cold hierarchical structure, it is a living network community, which today covers many countries of the world with that network of presence. here , we would very much like to share our experience of church life, even with our orthodox brothers, do not be afraid, do not be afraid to be active, your fathers cannot be your slave owners, do not be slavish in front of spiritual officials, be able to be open, free. "only then will you be able to change that church, children, which you consider yourself to be. i think that lay people, ordinary orthodox believers, today can be a catalyst for change in some churches. unfortunately, it so happened that russia tried to subvert those post-soviet countries with their help. corruption, the same thing happened in ukraine, they believed that political corruption, financing of various pro-russian political organizations and movements that were engaged in the restoration of various historical so -called events, this was soft power, the kind of soft power that they wante

and today, the ukrainian greek-catholic church is not some cold hierarchical structure, it is a livingetwork community, which today covers many countries of the world with that network of presence, this is what we would very much like with our experience church life to share, even with our orthodox." glorious brothers, do not be afraid, do not be afraid, be active, your fathers cannot be your slave owners, do not be slavish in front of spiritual officials, be able to be open, free, only then you will be able to change that church, children, which you consider yourself to be. i think that lay people, ordinary orthodox believers, can be a catalyst for changes in these churches today. unfortunately, it so happened that russia tried to subdue those post-soviet countries with help corruption, the same thing happened in ukraine, they believed that it was political corruption. financing of various kinds of pro-russian political organizations and movements, which were engaged in the restoration of various kinds of historical so -called events, this was soft power, the kind of soft power with w

catholic church, his beatitude svyatoslav shevchuk.an see the full interview. august 4 in our marathon bright people in dark times, the spiritual enslavement of ukraine began immediately when the russian empire began step by step to colonize the territory of ukraine. step by step, as soon as russia, the russian empire annexed new ukrainian lands, it... began to destroy our church, and it is obvious that then russia tried to russify this territory, with the help of various symbols, even monuments, everything possible was used was in order to approve this, you know, this, well, simply murderous ideology, its orthodoxy, autocratic, by the people. yes, it was a wonderful interview with his beatitude sviatoslav, the head of the ukrainian greek catholic church , vladyka, on august 24, don't miss it, like the rest of the interviews that i and my colleagues did for you, well, literally in a moment of news, two hours, to learn about war and how the world lives, a project for smart and caring people, in the evening over espresso. good evening, w

the head of the ukrainian greek-catholic church, blessed sviatoslav shevchuk. you can see bright peoplen dark times in our marathon on august 24. the spiritual enslavement of ukraine began immediately after the russian empire began step by step to colonize the territory of ukraine. step by step, as soon as russia, the russian empire annexed new ukrainian ones. land, it began to destroy our church, and it is obvious that then russia tried to russify this territory, and with the help of various symbols, even monuments, everything possible was used in order to establish this, you know, such, well just a murderous ideology, orthodoxy, itself. so it was a wonderful interview with his beatitude sviatoslav, the head of the ukrainian greek catholic church, vladyka, on august 24 , don't miss it like the rest of the interviews that i and my colleagues did for you, well, literally in a moment of news. good evening, we are from ukraine, and the enemy struck, there was a fire at an industrial facility. ternopil oblast, which arose at night due to an enemy attack, managed to extinguish it, the milita

after this polish project, unsuccessful, as history has shown, the creation of the greek catholic churchaged to subordinate part of the ruthenian population directly to papal power. the new church was called greek catholic or uniate, this was the name of the agreement between the vatican and a small part of orthodox priests from the annexed territories. the fact is that regarding the breskogo date of 1596, here, of course, it should be noted that, on the one hand, rome was interested in it, and on the other hand , the authorities of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. if rome carried out the absorption of the orthodox church in western russia in this way and hoped with help. supports the unity of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth. in the spring of 2023, ukrainian nationalists, with the support of the police, seized the oldest orthodox monastery in ukraine. there was a deliberate planting of the catholic church here, the catholic way of life, and the polish-lithuanian commonwealth was doing just that because it destroyed the orthodox faith, churches were closed, they were not allowed in,

the new church was called greek catholic or uniate, so was the name of the agreement between the vaticanpriests from the annexed territories. the entire population, and thereby strengthen the statehood, i bless your weapons, which with fire will cleanse the polish-lithuanian commonwealth from cism. to create some kind of monolithic catholic ethnic group over time, which would somehow allow the unity of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth to be maintained. in the spring of 2023, ukrainian nationalists, with the support of the police, seized the oldest orthodox monastery in ukraine, the kiev pechersk lavra. don't kill people, don't kill people, don't kill people. the abbot of the monastery was arrested. the monks, barricaded in one of the premises of the monastery, were forbidden to transfer food and water. the servant of god brought bread, but it is not clear for any reason why they should not give us any. save me , god! before the eyes of the whole world, in violation of laws on the protection of conscience, the culmination of the church confrontation that began in ukraine almost 300 year

note that the catholic church, both roman and greek-catholic, had no problem saying: "okay, there isn internationally recognized ukrainian state, that's why we are." a state is formed, it has the right to claim the creation of a separate church structure within its borders. in 1991, ukraine announced a declaration of independence. the ukrainian state began with the declaration of independence in 1991. ukraine declared independence and a separate structure of the cathoric church for ukraine was already ready. of course, at that time, most of the priests and bishops had connections with poland, because it mainly concerned. to a serious christian church that respects itself, in the case of the greek catholic church, it is obvious, and thanks to the involvement of ukrainian politicians, the ex-president, but first of all, patriarch bartholomew, it became possible because of the ocu. patriarch bartholomew coughed in an orthodox fit. there is a polish orthodox church in poland, the head of which , metropolitan sava, is in close relations with the head of the russian orthodox church, patria

catholic church, do not hide that the bill is aimed directly against the ukrainian orthodox church,e purpose of this law is to liquidate all its communities or to force them to transfer to other religious organizations. hundreds of monasteries, thousands of communities, millions of orthodox believers in ukraine will find themselves outside the legal field, will lose their property and place of prayer. the focus on innovations from the it sphere to medicine, issues related to achieving scientific and technological sovereignty of our country, mikhail mishustin discussed with the head of rospatent yuri zubov, high-tech developments, our own domestic ones, which is especially important in the context of western sanctions, our enterprises are showing good results. report by anna kurbatova. russian scientists, innovative companies, it specialists continue to actively work to strengthen the scientific and technological sovereignty of the country. last year, the number increased applications to rospatent for... high-tech developments, which is very important, the head of the federal service

at all until 1945, 1946, there, there was a romanian orthodox church, and there was a greek catholicand this is just nonsense, yes, they are so rooted there, and the population is just there, well, i don’t know, they are almost ready to fight with pitchforks, for what, they themselves don’t understand, because when it started... with them speak, they do not understand what they are fighting for, not for some historical things, but for some, well, i don’t know, for some traditions, some brought from outside, chernihiv region, well , you see, that’s all, unfortunately, it is necessary to heal, it is necessary to gradually come to what is, there is a disease, a diseased feeling of certain processes ... , they don't all understand them, and when you start talking to people, you see, they say, come on, these are very high matters, leave our father to us, do everything else that you want there and do, so i think that's all after all, it should be left to theologians and lawyers, i think that we will come, we have a law, yes, it is so peculiar there with postponed for nine months there with

the ukrainians, reformatted by the enlightened and greek catholic church, were engaged in the searchtruction of the enemies of the austro-hungarian empire. everyone who spoke was arrested in russian, called himself russian and even simply read russian newspapers. austrian soldiers carry ready-made nooses in their knapsacks and anywhere, on trees, in huts, in barns, they hang all the peasants who are denounced by the ukrainian philos for considering themselves russian. gallic russia turned into a gigantic, terrible golgotha. tens of thousands of russians were locked up in the first concentration camps in european history, telergov and terezin. more than 60 thousand people died here from torture and starvation. part of the carpathian-russian people among the heavy suffered on the altar of her common homeland, native russia, her life, and the other did a shameful and crafty deed, the deed of the conscious fratricide cain. the role of these people's traitors, the so-called ukrainians, during the first world war is well known. the ethnic composition completely changed, that is, people bec

headed by metropolitan epefaniy, as well as the greek catholic and... the functioning of the church in the modern state, tradition, which goes back to ancient times. if the state exists and has recognized borders, it naturally has the right to demand adaptation of church institutions to the form of the state, their respect for the borders of this country. that is why it was so important to recognize the independence of the orthodox church of ukraine. today we see the importance of the volume: ukraine has its own orthodox, separate church. note that... and this is the essence of the matter, which concerns the politics and political involvement of the moscow church. i'm not talking about other things, for example, official declarations of support for putin, direct involvement, declaration of a kind of holy war. infiltration of the church by agents of the russian special services. this has been confirmed in a hundred ways since soviet times, but one of the... simplest arguments is the principle of the functioning of christian churches, i have the right to that, frog within its framewor

catholic church church, said very wisely that this is not really the church, but the spread of enmitypeople who bless our murder and declare a holy war on us, the pope, who defends them, is clearly on their side. in other states, there are laws that limit the activities of the russian church, as in latvia, for example, which are much stricter than this, but the pope of rome is silent about it, he will teach when cyril calls to kill ukrainians, he should have said it, and i think so. .. ukrainian catholics and greek catholics from him are waiting, therefore this statement by paperymskyi is clearly a mistake and even support of our enemy in the war we are waging. thank you very much, mykola knyazhytskyi, the people of ukraine, we talked a little about the pope and the fact that he is against the ban of the russian church, and we spent more time talking about the telegram and the arrest of the leader of the telegram mr. pavel durov in france, well, right there and then. lazareva, the deputy editor-in-chief of the magazine ukrainian week from france, joins us, i hope, and she will tell us

, ukrainian the greek-catholic church, the orthodox church of ukraine, if there is no question, we willhoever turns to us, we must understand that even if no matter how cool, intelligent, researched a priest is, if there is no public support and support of the community, then very it will be difficult to achieve certain results, so this is a team effort, there is no magic wand that will allow us to do it all at once. click, one sitting to solve this question, absolutely, absolutely, i agree with you here, thank you very much for this conversation, kostyantyn denisov, spokesman of the legion of freedom from zaporizhia, was with us, thank you for this conversation, you know, i will add from myself, well, but there should be priests anyway, well, the rio catholic church has a very good practice that young priests go to study, for example, somewhere in italy or some other countries. catholic ones, where they acquire both a good world and a good worldview, and this is important, because the parish priest should not be lower than him, than his congregation, than him, than the faithful who go

thank you, bishop svyatoslav was with us, the head of the ukrainian greek catholic church, and i also congratulate you on the independence day of ukraine and your entire christian community. well, i ask you to stay with the espresso tv channel. it will be interesting later. exclusively on the air of our channel. congratulations, friends, the politclub program is on the air on the espresso tv channel. the most relevant topics. week nato member countries have huge arsenals, and russia is already on the verge of running out of resources. topics that resonate in our society? this is the question of trump's victory, what is it? analysis of the processes that change the country and each of us. what else can the russians do, are they able to use, say, the resources of the lukashenka army allied with them? vitaly portnikov and the guests of the project, read the entire service, accept my singing. thank you, it was difficult. but i was just curious, but this is absolutely not the same, they help to understand the present and predict future, the united states proposed to enter into a bilateral

who are watching all this, or can the greek-catholic community, the greek-catholic church somehow joinortant processes in ukraine. look, in the 18th year there was a very good sociology, the summer of the 18th year, about how representatives of different faiths feel about the fact that ukraine can receive tomos. and among the greek-catholics there was the greatest support among the greek-catholics tomos' idea was, that is, it was there somewhere, it seems behind 60%. at the same time, when there were orthodox, autocephalous chiiv patriarchates. more is needed, but, for example, i know that there were phrases about the ruler, not the ruler or something, for example, when he refuses to participate in joint initiatives of some kind, i understand somewhere the orthodox orthodox church of ukraine, because from the side of moscow it was constantly sounded , that tomos is the first step towards a union or something else, but greek catholics can join, well, they cannot be mediators, yes, because there are some in cases where, for example, i know... in some areas where the attitude towards gree

catholic church do not hide the fact that the bill is aimed directly against the ukrainian orthodoxhat the purpose of this law is to liquidate all its communities or to force them to transfer to other religious organizations. hundreds of monasteries, thousands of communities, millions of orthodox believers in ukraine will find themselves outside the legal field, loss. assessment of the actions of the kiev regime and its western curators. let's return to the news with us. the school year is approaching, by the beginning of which every ninth school in russia has been overhauled, 1,300 new ones have been built. several in the city of antratsid in the lugansk republic in volgograd and in a village in buryat, today vladimir putin opened via video link. september 1 was not the only thing the president talked about with the ministers. dmitry kochitkov listened. the first topic of the meeting with government members was children's healthcare. the president recalled that a state-of-the-art children's clinical center named after leonid rashal was built in krasnogorsk near moscow. the first ex

in western ukraine , the greek catholic church made a triumphant return from underground. in september 1989, the soviet authorities were preparing. manifestation of believers of the forbidden church. this event was broadcast by tv channels of different countries. troops and tanks were already withdrawn to lviv, but the communists did not dare to attack. they retreated before the scale of the event. a few days after this manifestation , the then head of soviet ukraine, sherbytsky, resigned. together with him. the era of soviet rule was coming to an end. and i remember very well how we gathered in the center on pidvalnaya street, and when a huge procession moved along the present lystopoda vgochyn street to the yura cathedral, it was such a large-scale and impressive phenomenon that i can personally say that it was a more magnificent manifestation than all the years that preceded independence, there was no leg of the leg, and this shocked even the organizers themselves, all of us, that is, we survived. we lived a colossal moment, well, elation, and a serious understanding ca

conversation that is worth hearing, on the spresso tv channel we will talk with the head of the ukrainian greek-catholic church, vladyka svyatoslav. i congratulate you. glory to jesus christ. glory forever. independence day, plus the third the year of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation. and if at the beginning of the invasion there was a tendency that people ran to god, these are understandable, understandable things, many people came, some were converted, came with prayers, came with requests, now there is such a tendency that somewhere people, maybe or not come often, or pray less, or maybe someone loses hope, and are there any, or do you observe something similar, if we talk about your church or maybe in other churches? having, having fellowship with your brothers and sisters in faith, and how to explain it, or how to keep people the patience and hope that should be present in such a difficult situation as it is today? well, we, as pastors, keep our hand on the pulse of our people, really, or another comparison, we listen carefully to the heartbeat of our people. and i can say that ind

ukraine, here in particular we are talking about the head of ukrainian shevchuk, svyatoslav of the greek-catholicwell as viktor yushchenko, serhii plohii, a prominent ukrainian historian, and many others. from 8:00 a.m., the espresso tv channel is already preparing its festive marathon, which will last until late at night, so watch it, dear viewers. we will be close, and now i am adding to our broadcast oleksiy hryan, professor of political science at the national university of kyiv-moylian academy, scientific director of the democratic initiatives foundation. named after ilko kucheriv. glory to ukraine, mr. professor, glad to see you. i congratulate you on flag day, on the eve of independence day. thank you, i remember how this flag was raised over kyiv, over the kyiv rada, exactly on august 23, 1991. you had it earlier, but here it was raised on this very day. yes, well, if we are already talking about... our ukrainians' vision of the current moment, yes, we understand that the majority of ukrainians, citizens of ukraine, they connect their lives with ukraine and in no other way, but on the oth

catholic church, his beatitude sviatoslav shevchuk, the minister of foreign affairs of poland, radoslav sikorsky, a great friend of ukraine, and volodymyr birchak, a military serviceman, descendant, soldier of the ukrainian insurgent of the army, who today also joined the armed forces of ukraine as a volunteer and is fighting and already has no... or injuries, and we will also have singer taras petrynenko, you know that mr. taras very rarely gives interviews, this is a big exception and great joy that he agreed to give us this interview, yesterday he had a concert in kyiv. the special project for independence day will conclude with the television premiere of the documentary film 10 years of war, which was filmed by the espresso tv channel. i was at the pre-premiere screening and i highly recommend this film to you, it is extremely emotional and well even... it was sometimes difficult and easy to watch her, because she gave a feeling and elation, and you know, and some sentiments, because a lot of what is said there passed through all of us. the independence of ukraine is created by each

catholic church. they arrested any one who spoke russian, or even just read russian newspapers the most. we and soldiers carry ready make nooses in the satchels, and wherever they can on trees, in hops and shuts, they hang a little peasants denounced by ukraine of files, but considering themselves, russian, galaxy and roost has become a gigantic terrify. and go gotta tens of thousands of russians of it in the 1st concentration comes in units history. the whole frontier days and when more than 60000 people died from georgia and still evaluation. the one group of companies in russian people, limited severe suffering carried their lives to the altar of the common homeland native russia. while the of was doing a shameful and able data came to canes, conscious fratricide, the role of those national traitors so cool ukrainians in world war one is well known functions, and you'll see the sky, so it's tough to exclude just items alexia, for the aluminum cream so me easily smooth me see if those to when you st

yes. in particular, there will be interviews with viktor yushchenko, the head of the ukrainian greek-catholich , svyatoslav shevchuk, serhiy plohii, a well-known ukrainian historian, the holiday broadcast will start at 8 am and will continue until midnight, and there will also be an important film, of course, which i also recommend to your attention, dedicated to ten years of the russian-ukrainian war in its various formats. well, but it will be 24 august, and now i'm going on a short break. when you sleep on an uneven surface, the spine takes the wrong position, because you cannot feel energetic in the morning and productive during the day, and with the matryk toper you will forget that you are sleeping on an imperfect surface. order the mattrik topper for comfortable sleep at an affordable price. more and more ukrainian families choose topper matrix, which comes in a convenient package that is easy enough to remove. within a day after removing the factory film, it can be used. a unique cover that you can hide in your topper will become not only a new item of interior, but also quite a funct

on the spresso tv channel, we will talk with the head of the ukrainian greek catholic church, vladykaatoslav. i congratulate you. glory to jesus christ. glory forever. and the day of independence, plus the third year of the full-scale invasion of the russian federation, if at the beginning of the invasion there was a tendency for people to run to god, these are understandable, understandable things, many people came, some were converted, came with prayers, came with requests, now there is such a tendency that somewhere people may either not come as often, or pray less, or maybe someone... is hoping, and are there, do you see something like that, speaking of your church, or maybe in other churches, having, having fellowship with your brothers and sisters in the faith, and how do you explain it, or how can people maintain the patience and hope that should be present in such a difficult situation as it is today? well, we, as pastors, keep our finger on the pulse of ours. of the people, indeed, or another comparison, we listen carefully to the beating heart of our people, and i can say th

catholic church. and many others, from 8:00 a.m. to midnight there will be a special marathon of theill be a lot of different interesting surprises, so reserve some time for yourself, if you go somewhere to celebrate independence day, i don’t know about nature, then get ready and take the appropriate devices with you, just kidding just kidding, i'm going now for a break, literally a couple of minutes and we will meet again. tired of the mess in the kitchen, constantly having to sort through a bunch of pans to find the right one, you need the savory pro set, unpack the tv. savory pro pans fold into one another and take up so little space, and the price is only from uah 999. the saivory pro set is five pans from one to 9 liters with lids for any occasion. use them on the stove and even in the oven. made pans. with damage-resistant stainless steel pan savevory pro will serve you for many years, from now on the food heats up evenly, cooks quickly and there is no burning, and how elegant they are, concise design and such bright colors, and the main feature - thoughtful folding handles, st

his enemies felt the ukrainians, reformatted by press 3 to and the greek catholic church. they arrested any one who spoke russian, or even just read russian newspapers the most 3 and soldiers carry ready make nooses in satchels and wherever they can on trees, in hops and shuts, they hang a little pessimist, denounced by ukraine of files, but considering themselves russian galaxy and roost has become a gigantic and terrifying go golfing. tens of thousands of russians of within the 1st concentration comes in europe is history. the whole frontier days and when more than 60000 people died from georgia and still on vacation, the one group of coffee and russian people, limited, severe suffering carried their lives to the altar of the common homeland native russia. while the it was doing a shameful and able data came to canes, conscious fratricide the role of those national traitors so called ukrainians in world war one is well known functions, new cdc, so stuff to exclude you spending. so let's here for the loading on crane. so me easily smooth me. so you folks the, when you ste

thank you, bishop sviatoslav was with us, head of the ukrainian greek catholic church, and i congratulate too happy independence day of ukraine and your entire christian community, well, i ask you to stay with the espresso tv channel, it will be interesting from now on. fm galicia. listen to yours. there are discounts until independence day on imodium. 20% in travel bam pharmacies and savings. there are discounts until independence day on linex forte 15% in psyllanyk bam and oskad pharmacies. big broadcast of vasyl zema, my name is. winter, this is a big ether on the espresso tv channel. two hours of airtime, two hours of your time. my colleagues and i will talk about the most important thing for two hours, to learn about the war, about military, frontline, component, serhii zgurets, and what the world lives by. yuri fizer is already with me, and it's time to talk about what happened outside of ukraine. good evening, two hours to catch up on economic news. time to talk about money during the war oleksandr morchuvka, next to me, and sports news. i invite yevhen pastukhov to the conversatio

catholic church. they arrested any one who spoke russian, or even just read russian newspapers the most we and soldiers carry ready make nooses in essentials and wherever they can on trees, in hops and shuts, they hang a little pessimist denounced by ukraine of files, but considering themselves russian galaxy and roost has become a gigantic and terrifying go golfing. tens of thousands of russians of it in the 1st concentration comes in europe is history. the whole frontier days and when more than 60000 people died from georgia and still invasion. the one group of coffee and russian people, limited, severe suffering carried their lives to the altar of the common homeland native russia. while the of was doing a shameful and able data came to canes, conscious fratricide the role of those national traitors so called ukrainians in world war one is well known. or excuse me, excuse us, tough to exclude just those of us here are the loading on cream so me easily smooth me. so you folks to, when you steal to s

his enemies felt the ukrainians, 3 full method by press 3 to and the greek catholic church. they arrested any one who spoke russian, or even just read russian newspapers the most 3 and soldiers carry ready make notes in the satchels and wherever they can on trees, in hops and shuts, they hang a little pessimist, denounced by ukraine of files, but considering themselves russian galaxy and roost has become a gigantic, terrifying, go golfing. tens of thousands of russians of it in the 1st concentration comes in universe history. the whole frontier days and when more than 60000 people died from georgia and still invasion. the one group of coffee and russian people, limited severe suffering carried their lives to the altar of the common homeland native russia. while the of it was doing a shameful and able data kinda cain's conscious fratricide the role of those national traitors so cool ukrainians in world war one is well known functions and you'll see the skis of stuff. the screw just items works here for the loading on screen. so me the easiest way me see if poster when you ste

the greek-catholic church carried out large actions to help the starving ukraine, and the activists ofthe un also joined these actions, but they did not. the grain does not go there hit ukrainians from western ukraine, who read in the newspapers the sensational news from greater ukraine about the famine and mass repressions, could not even imagine that in a few years they would experience... all the charms of the stalinist regime. polish occupation will be replaced by soviet occupation. at first, it is true, the soviets will behave very cautiously, but their wickedness will not last long. already at the beginning of october, 300 people were arrested, that is, the invasion began on september 17, and in two weeks, about 3,000 people were already packed into prison. then the blow went to the deportations, there for 80 and a half percent, it was the polish population that left. to the north, east, then they deported, strangely enough, about 100,000 jews who escaped from central poland from the germans, and the arrests already at the beginning of 1941, until june, ukrainians, the families o

greek catholic church, and this is just nonsense, yes, to what extent they have taken root there and population is just there, well, i don’t know, they are almost ready to fight with pitchforks, for what, they themselves do not understand, because when you start talking to them, they don't understand what they are fighting for, not for some historical things, but... for some, well, i don't know, for some traditions, some customs brought from outside, ee chernihiv region, well, you see, that's all, unfortunately, er, it is necessary to heal, it is necessary to gradually come to the fact that there is a sick, sick feeling of certain processes, not all of them understand them, and when... you start communicating with people, you see, they say, come on, these are very high matters, leave our father to us, do everything else you want there, so i think that it is still necessary leave the theologian to the lawyers, i think we will come, we have a law, yes, it is so peculiar there with a postponement for nine months, there with certain legal nuances, well, for example, you need to understan