we have certain actions regarding the great christian shrine, the kyiv-pechersk lavra, and we hope thatvery soon every ukrainian will feel a sincere desire to come there and... feel russian-minded soul, i'm sorry, but i'm interested in the issue of the pochaiv lavra, for example, we understand the experience of this shrine and the ukrainian greek catholic church, a certain historical duration, how do you consider all these processes and do you hope that they will affect not only kyiv, but also saints in the west? i think that we are witnessing very interesting processes, thank you very much for the compliment about modernity, i had to do it, i think that we should not be afraid of renewal, because the church is a living organism, it is not some ossified institution that simply clings to the stereotypes of the past, such a church will always be doomed to certain crises, if the church feels like a leader of public opinion, a mother... and a teacher of its people, the soul of this people who are fighting for their freedom, it will always be modern, that eternal always will be modernized, e

baggage. that is why it is so important that the ukrainian state finally remembers that both the kyiv-pechersk lavra and the pochaiv lavra are state property, that they are monuments, spiritual shrines that do not belong to any particular denomination, but that they are shrines of the entire ukrainian people, and we must all take responsibility for them. so, uh, even when i listen to, you know, how our people's deputies outline their legislative intentions regarding churches, and when we hear that there is talk of banning some church, i am very careful about it, because our church was banned at the time and it is impossible to ban the church, i would approach this process from the positive side, our ukrainian government... should help the church get rid of russian imperial influence, that is, de facto today there is a process of liberating the ukrainian orthodox church, ugh, and the orthodox church of ukraine from that russian baggage. interestingly, our brothers from the orthodox church of ukraine experience it in their own way, they have. or the support of the universal patriarchy, well, unfortuna

baggage, that is why it is so important that the ukrainian state finally remembers that both the kyiv-pechersk lavra pochaiv lavra are state property, that it is a monument yatki, spiritual.

in the kyiv-pechersk lavra, the tradition of commemorating prisoners and missing persons was started. was called the bell of memory and hope. starting today, every morning, after a national minute of silence , the biggest bell will ring nine times on the big lava bell tower. the governor of the lavra said that the blows will ring until the last one prisoner of war will not return home, anna samaro will tell, yury gudymenko joined the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine at the beginning of the full-scale invasion. he fought in mariupol, kyiv region and kharkiv region, was wounded during the battle for demontiivka, which is 8 km from the russian border. yuriy is one of the authors of the idea of ​​the action bell of memory and hope. after being wounded, i was treated in the united states of america, and i noticed that even over the white house there is a flag that reminds of prisoners of war. just as it hangs on many administrative buildings, i when he returned to ukraine after the treatment, he wrote a post about it, a big post, it became very popular, that we need our own tradition o

not remain indifferent, all the props you can see on your screens now. bell of hope in the kyiv-pechersk lavra a tradition in memory of the prisoners and the missing missing in russia's war against ukraine. starting today, every day on the great lavra day, after a nationwide minute of silence , the bell ringer will ring the largest bell of the lavra nine times, symbolizing nine years of war. for the first time, the bells were rung by soldiers, prisoners who returned home and relatives of the missing. tradition says, until all the prisoners are returned from russian captivity. it is the lavra bell on the belfry, on the great lavra bell tower, that should remind the whole world, including those prisoners who are held hostage in russian federation. and it is very important that this action continues until the return of the last victim from russian captivity. now there are thousands of prisoners in polonia, thousands more are missing, are considered missing, we are fighting on the side of good, and it is very important for us to be on the side of light in everything, if we allow ourselves to forge

the day before, i had a conversation with the new acting vicar of the assumption kyiv-pechersk lavra,miy of the ocu. i asked him how the believers of ocu feel about the new dates, what is the situation in the lavra and is it possible to find a language? with representatives of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate. let's listen to the conversation with him further. father, my first question is this, christmas in 2023, is it different, has it changed to yours opinion, attitude towards this day, given that the date is now different and unusual for ukrainians? i congratulate you, first of all, of course, that... we are in a state of war, the war continues, and a lot has changed in our country, a lot, and in particular, it is in the church environment, and of course the fact that the kievochar lavra, november 15 with the blessing of our holy archimandrite of the assumption of the holy kychara lavra, the blessed epiphanius, came on the new julian calendar.

in the kyiv-pechersk lavra, a tradition was started in memory of the prisoners and missing in the warween russia and ukraine. from today and every day at the great lavra church, after a nationwide moment of silence, the bell ringer will ring the largest laurel bell nine times, symbolizing the nine years of war. for the first time at two. the soldiers, prisoners who returned home and relatives of the missing did not ring, the tradition is said to continue until all the prisoners are returned from russian captivity, it is the lavera bell on the bell tower on the great lavra bell tower, i have to remind the whole world, including those prisoners , who are being held hostage in the russian federation, and it is very important that this campaign continues until... the last captive from of russian captivity, thousands of prisoners are now in captivity, thousands more are missing , are considered missing, we are fighting on the side of good, and it is very important for us to be on the side of light in everything, if we allow ourselves to forget about the prisoners, forget about the missing,

borom and the kyiv-pechersk lavra, the sofiivka arboretum and the historical center of lviv are includedhe list of monuments at the highest level of protection against military threats, and this allows. all 88 countries participating in the protocol to pursue and extradite its violators. since the beginning of the great war, russia has damaged and destroyed more than 870 monuments in ukraine of cultural heritage and more than 1,700 objects of cultural infrastructure. well, in ukraine , they began to actively apply a new technology of prosthetics. this is osseointegration, a technique by which an implant is simply inserted into the bone. later, a prosthesis is attached to our hero artem , who lost his legs, artem spends all these months in a rehabilitation center, he pulls himself up in a hospital bed, this is how we exercise in the morning, swims in the pool , and has fun with his little daughter on the trampoline, but despite ... a serious wound , the doctors still decided to put artem on prostheses, a stump, that is, the rest of the limb after the amputation in artemma is too short, on