3+ week, 3+ day ago (215+ words) Thursday, 06 November 2025, 07:20 That is according to the press service of the Kyiv Metropolis of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, Ukrinform reports. Epiphanius once again congratulated Filaret on the 30th anniversary of his enthronement and expressed gratitude for his decades-long service in building the autocephalous Orthodox Church of Ukraine. The meeting also touched upon the challenges posed by Russian aggression and the situation in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. Participants emphasized that the use of the Ukrainian language in worship is a cornerstone of the Church's development and affirmation. According to Epiphanius, the Church's achievements have become a solid foundation that no enemy can destroy. "Thank God that we can communicate in this way. We must show love and continually thank God for all His blessings," Filaret said. In recognition of Patriarch Filaret's contribution to the restoration of St. Michael's Golden-Domed…...

1+ week, 1+ day ago (222+ words) Saturday, 22 November 2025, 06:02 This was reported on Telegram by the deputy head of the President's Office, Iryna Vereshchuk, according to Ukrinform. According to her, "next to them are civilian women who were rescued from Russian captivity. Every child, every person has a story of pain, loss, and at the same time hope and salvation." "We sincerely thanked His Holiness for feeling the pain of our wounds and hearing our pleas for help. For his daily humanitarian efforts that help Ukrainian families be together again," Vereshchuk said. During the meeting, Pope Leo XIV was also asked for further support from the Holy See in returning children, freeing prisoners, and ensuring that every Ukrainian who has been separated from their home by the war can once again embrace their loved ones. "At the end, we prayed together with the Holy Father. It was…...

1+ week, 6+ day ago (127+ words) Sunday, 16 November 2025, 20:46 According to Ukrinform, the pontiff shared this message on the social network X. "I follow with sorrow the news of attacks that continue to strike numerous Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv. These assaults cause deaths and injuries, among them children, and inflict serious damage on civilian infrastructure, leaving families homeless as the cold sets in," the pope wrote. He expressed solidarity with the victims and urged people not to become accustomed to war and destruction. "Let us pray together for a just and lasting peace in war-torn Ukraine," Pope Leo XIV emphasized. As reported by Ukrinform, the number of people affected by the large-scale Russian attack on Kyiv on Friday, November 14, has risen to 36, with six confirmed dead....