at that time , the ukrainian greek catholic church was banned in the soviet union. , cardinal yosif slipy potaiky from the vatican ordained three bishops for the ukrainian church, one of whom was huzar. it became known about his ordination only 19 years later. cardinal lubomyr huzar returned to his homeland after the declaration of independence, in 2001 he was appointed head of the ukrainian greek catholic church. that summer in... in the history of ukraine , pope ivan paul ii came to lviv, and the guzar was also involved in his visit. and then his beatitude lubomyr advised president leonid kuchma to invite the pope to ukraine. only the lord god knows, and the narrow circle of people, what obstacles there were until the last moment for pope ivan... to come to ukraine, but his word was final: i am going, and he came to ukraine. one of the main tasks of lubomir husar at the head of the church was its revival and distribution in all regions of ukraine. it was under his leadership that the church formally ceased to be galician or western ukrainian, but gained national si

feeling that the bigger problem in top management. and trust, for example, in the ukrainian greek-catholic church, is it the number of people who identify themselves with this church, which is currently equivalent to a percentage of about 10-15%, depending again on the methodology of the survey, as we conduct it, the situation is fairly stable over the years , but something is also happening in reality, we have a general decrease in trust, by the way, before the invasion, the church was trusted by about 50-60%, this is when we talk about the church as a whole, in december of the 23rd year there were already less than 40% of people, this is also the natural processes of secularization that are taking place. society, especially among the younger generations, who are less religious, but also the question of the position of the church, let's say the ocu earlier and the kyiv patriarchate, was associated as conditionally there i am an atheist, but of the kyiv patriarchate, as the pro-ukrainian church, as a question of identity, now this question is not so acute for many people, and the question of what

and trust, for example, in the ukrainian greek-catholic church, is it the number of people who identify themselves with this church, which is now the percentage equivalent, about 10-15%, again depending on the methodology of the survey, how we conduct it, the situation is quite stable , has been happening over the years, but also something is actually happening, we have a general decrease in trust, we have, by the way, before the invasion of the church. trusted about 50-60%, this is when we speak about the church as a whole, in december of the 23rd year there were already less than 40% of people, this is also the natural processes of secularization that take place in society, especially among the younger generations. which are less religious, but also the question of the position of the church, let's say the ocu earlier and the kyiv patriarchate were associated as conditionally , i attest, but of the kyiv patriarchate as a pro-ukrainian church, as a question of identity, now this question is not so acute for many people, and the question, what the church has to offer and the emphasis on

and trust, for example, in the ukrainian greek catholic church, is it the number of people who identify themselves with this church, which is now... the survey, as we conduct, the situation is quite stable over the years is happening, but something is also happening in reality, we have a general decrease in trust, by the way, before the invasion, we had about 50-60% trust in the church, this is when we talk about the church as a whole, in december of the 23rd year it was already less than 40 % of people, these are the natural processes of secularization that take place in society, especially among the younger generations, who are less religious, but also a question of the position of the church. let's say the ocu and the kyiv patriarchate used to be associated as conditionally , i am an atheist, but the kyiv patriarchate as a pro-ukrainian church, as a matter of fact identity, now this question is not so acute for many people, and the question of what the church can offer, and the emphasis on conservative values, i can say that many are repulsed, because it has a certain association wit

bohdan geleta and ivan levitskyi of the ukrainian greek catholic church. they were captured in occupied berdyansk for resisting the invaders, and five more prisoners were detained in the territory of belarus. the ukrainians were returned as part of the previous exchange, which took place on june 25. at night, russia attacked ukraine with shaheds. all 10 enemies were completely destroyed ukrainian defenders of heaven. this was reported by the air force command. the enemy attacked from the territory of primorsko-akhtarsk in russia. fighter aircraft, anti-aircraft missile units, calculations of mobile fire groups and means of rep. shaheds were shot down within mykolaiv, kherson, dnipropetrovsk, kirovohrad, cherkasy and vinnytsia regions. the occupiers injured two residents of the kherson region. a woman and a man were injured due to enemy shelling of the village of komyshany. this was reported in the regional office military administration. at night, a shell hit their apartment building, both victims were taken to the hospital. and at night , the defenders of

valeriy matyushenko, who had been in polonia since 2017, as well as priests of the ukrainian greek catholic church, bohdan geleta and ivan levytskyi, were captured in occupied berdyansk for resisting the invaders, and five more prisoners were detained in belarus. the ukrainians were returned as part of the previous exchange, which took place on june 25. i didn't lose hope for a day that it would end someday, although inside i was ready to endure the entire unfair term that was assigned to me in the occupation court of crimea. the most important thing for us was to know what ukraine continues to fight for its own freedom, independence, and this hope, this culture. he inspired us also not to succumb to any provocations that were out there. in sumy oblast, the enemy attacked a law enforcement vehicle with a drone, a local resident was injured, the national police reports. law enforcement officers came under fire from the occupiers in the shostky district. they were working nearby when the fpv drone directly hit the car. as a result of the explosion, a passer-by was injured, he was hospitalized. the o

destroying austria hungary, 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 korean 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, terrifying go golfing. tens of thousands of russian stuff within the 1st concentration comes in europe's 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 traders circled ukrainians in world war one is well known. excuse me, excuse us, tough to exclude you spending. so let's here are the aluminum crane c e, smooth me. see folks the when you steer for someone c

since childhood, stefan attended the ukrainian greek catholic church.e of a public and political figure was full of events. romanov has many state awards from australia and ukraine from 2008 to 2018 romanov was the general secretary, later the first deputy president of the world congress of ukrainians. today, at the age of 70 , his heart stopped. espresso tv channel expresses its deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of stefan romaniv. two more children and their parents were evacuated from donetsk region by law enforcement officers of the bilyangola unit. girls aged 13 and 14 were taken away by the police from the village of drohobyshchevo and. from the village of stavka in the liman community, due to russian attacks, it is becoming more and more dangerous to stay there, children tell what they hear shelling almost every day, a russian mine hit the yard of one of the families. it was noisy during the evacuation as well, both families went to the west of the country, where housing had already been prepared for them. everything, everything, ev

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two women were captured by muscovites. in 2017-2018, two ministers of the ukrainian greek catholic churchwere imprisoned in berdyansk for... resistance to the occupiers and five more people who were captured on the territory of belarus and deprived of their freedom. it was also possible to free the deputy head of the mechlis of the crimean tatar people, nariman dzhelal. he was in captivity since 2021. well, it's a big deal, and the fact that it's happening, and our guys, girls know it. and relatives see it, it is for them. hope is great, and it inspires to hang on, and it takes strength to hang on, the military specialty for women, a few years before the full-scale...invasion, girls had the opportunity to enter the academy of the ground forces, more and more of them volunteer to defend ukraine, we will find out which combat specialties are most often chosen by female cadets. i wanted to become a soldier while still at school. anastasiya motyshina from vinnytsia, a cadet at the national academy of ground forces named after hetman petro sahaidachny. this year she finished the first course o

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since childhood, stefan attended the ukrainian greek catholic church. the life of a public and political figure was full of events. many state awards from australia and ukraine from 2008 to 2018 romaniv was the general secretary, later first deputy president of the world congress of ukrainians. today, at the age of 70 , his heart stopped. espresso tv channel expresses its deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of stefan romaniv. the law on the use of the english language in ukraine was signed by the president. the document has already been published. it was approved by 236 people's deputies on the parliament's website at the beginning of june. the law establishes the status of english as one of the languages ​​of international communication in ukraine, and also defines the positions for which candidates are required to possess it. free to speak a foreign language, ukrainian officials, military personnel, officers and those who serve under contract, as well as middle and senior policemen must now speak a foreign language. knowledge will be test

leaders public opinion, this is such a project, the last one was always a parishioner of the greek catholic churchst 40% involved in the fact that these lists, they multiplied and multiplied, they were agreed upon in prague, signed, ended up in the peacekeepers, and then they say: look, they are already in the peacekeepers, but now let's join the big lists, and you know who they are i tested it first, canada, strangely, look, not britain or great britain, not the states, but canada, but because it was necessary to shoot. which, in short, journalists work against russia, personal data is poured into it, and then they ask him: listen, how is this possible? he says, well, this is different, in general it happened that way, apparently these were people who just had to be eliminated, but well, let me remind you what a huge ukrainian diaspora lives in canada, so of course there are also connections there , well, in fact, here this one the peacemaker project and all the enemies of, let’s say , the kiev regime, this is also the personification of how now this whole system is gradually falling into disrepa

institutions, there the national union is so ukrainian, there were church ones. at the churches, at the orthodox, at the greek catholicas still very happy that finally the orthodox and catholics united, because they went to concerts together and then organized such diplomatic receptions in honor of this choir, and finally košice said that they had reconciled, that is, these concerts really united ukrainians both in europe and in america, who hoped, god forbid, that on free the lands of washington sang the will of ukraine, oh... i also found such a review a week before the premiere in carnegie hall, the galician priest lev sembratovych wrote such a long review, where it was said that they hope that it did not succeed in europe, now in to america, they sing the will of ukraine, and this is a generous premiere, something that i also wanted to say later that this is not just a history of cultural diplomacy, but that it is a history of the struggle against the russian world, that's why this is the second edition of the book. this book has appeared, please to hold on a little longer so that we can show it, so it appeared be