Kiev Caves Lavra reopens today after quarantine

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Churches and Monasteries

Kiev Caves Lavra reopens today after quarantine

The most important holy site of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, the Holy Dormition-Kiev Caves Lavra, reopened at 9:00 AM after a period of quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic.

What Twentieth Century Saints Said About the Coronavirus

A Talk With Archbishop Theodosy (Snigirev)

Archbishop Theodosy (Snigirev) of Boyarka

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Orthodoxy Around the World

What Twentieth Century Saints Said About the Coronavirus

A Talk With Archbishop Theodosy (Snigirev)

Archbishop Theodosy (Snigirev) of Boyarka

Probably the main conclusion that we can draw already today is that we have shown ourselves to be completely unprepared for such contemporary challenges. We are acutely in need of rethinking the external forms of the life of the Orthodox Church in force majeure situations.

Petition to revoke Ukrainian bill introducing 8 years in prison for criticizing LGBT people receives required signatures

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Church and State

Petition to revoke Ukrainian bill introducing 8 years in prison for criticizing LGBT people receives required signatures

Petition No. 22/093004-EP, authored by the lawyer Sergei Guli, now awaits consideration. It currently has 25,722 signatures.

Parishioners returning to church in Israel, Ukraine, Albania, New York

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Orthodoxy Around the World

Parishioners returning to church in Israel, Ukraine, Albania, New York

Governments throughout the world continue to ease their coronavirus quarantine requirements, including conditions for holding Church services.

Church to cease commemorating Prime Minister if it is not consulted on matters pertaining to it, Moldovan Synod warns

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Church and State

Church to cease commemorating Prime Minister if it is not consulted on matters pertaining to it, Moldovan Synod warns

Meeting at the Metropolitan residence in Chișinău under the chairmanship of His Eminence Metropolitan Vladimir on Tuesday, May 19, the Holy Synod of the Moldovan Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate adopted an address to Prime Minster Ion Chicu, calling on him to work together with Church representatives to return to regular Church services.