Ukrainian Church publishes interactive map of 300 monasteries

Kiev, October 9, 2017

Photo: uoj.org.ua Photo: uoj.org.ua
    

The Synodal Commission for Monasteries of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church has developed and published a map marking the 293 monasteries of the canonical Church, reports The Union of Orthodox Journalists.

The map is available in Russia, Ukrainian, and English. Background and contact information, website, and directions are provided for each monastery, helping pilgrims find their way to the holy sites.

The map can be found here.

10/9/2017

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Anthony10/10/2017 6:50 am
Probably not such a good idea by virtue of the fact that it will allow the accursed violent neo-nazi schismatics easy access to Orthodox Church locations which simply open Orthodox churches up to further attacks by these barbarians. What on earth were they thinking?
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