September
Kyiv Roman Catholics for Fourth Time Demand Return of Church 30.09.2004, [21:35] // RCC //
Kyiv– The Roman Catholics of Kyiv led their fourth prayerful demonstration for the return of the Church of St. Nicholas in Kyiv. The gathering took place on 28 September 2004 near the building of Ukraine’s Cabinet of Ministers. Despite numerous promises the government has made to the Catholics (including to the former papal nuncio to Ukraine, Nikola Eterovic), there has been no progress in the matter, the Catholic Media Center reports.
Ukrainians “Fooled” during Election Campaign, Says Autocephalous Orthodox Archbishop 30.09.2004, [21:33] // UAOC //
Kharkiv– “In the strife of the election campaign, we, the people of Ukraine, are being fooled,” said Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Archbishop Ihor (Isichenko) of eastern Ukrainian Kharkiv and Poltava. The archbishop issued a pastoral address to the faithful on 27 September 2004 regarding the presidential elections to be held on 31 October.
Orthodox (UOC-MP) Church to Work with Anti-terror Experts 30.09.2004, [21:31] // UOC-MP //
Kyiv– Archbishop Auhustyn (Markevych), head of the Synodal Commision of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church–Moscow Patriarchate [UOC–MP] on Cooperation with the Ministry of Defense and Other Military Bodies in Ukraine, and Serhii Skorokhvatov, head of Alpha, an international organization of veterans of anti-terror units, have agreed to cooperate to form soldiers with patriotism and courage. The press service of the UOC–MP reported this on 25 September 2004.
Scientologists Threaten Legal Action against Christian Newspaper 30.09.2004, [21:28] // Conflict //
Kyiv– Representatives of a Kyiv community of the Church of Scientology intend to sue the editor of “Cornerstone” (Kamien Krayeugolnyi), a Christian newspaper. Ruslan Kukharchuk, chief editor of the paper, published an article in the June issue on what he called the “dangers of the Scientology cult,” which is spreading in Kyiv and Ukraine. The News of the Christian World site reported this on 22 September 2004.
First Ukrainian Prayer Book for Blind Made 29.09.2004, [21:21] // Charitable activities //
Lutsk, Lviv– The first Ukrainian prayer book for the blind, of whom there are 50,000 in the country, was prepared in northwestern Ukrainian Lutsk. Bibles for the blind in Ukrainian and English were also recently brought to Ukraine from the USA. The news was reported on 27 September 2004 by TV Channel 1+1 and Radio Luxury (Luks) FM.
State Awards Orthodox (UOC-MP) Metropolitan 29.09.2004, [21:20] // Church-state relations //
Kyiv–- By decree, Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma conferred the Order of Prince Yaroslav the Wise of the 5th degree on Metropolitan Nykodym (Rusnak), head of the Kharkiv eparchy of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP). According to the press-service of the president of Ukraine, the bishop was awarded for his considerable personal contribution to the revival of spirituality, establishment of ideas of charity and accord in society, and his active peace-making and charitable activities. The news was posted on 21 September 2004.
Chernihiv Parish Re-registered as Rusyn True Orthodox 29.09.2004, [21:17] // Orthodox //
Chernihiv – A community in eastern Ukrainian Chernihiv of the Rusyn Orthodox Church-Abroad has been officially re-registered as a parish of the Rusyn True Orthodox Church. V.V. Melnychuk, governor of the Chernihiv region, issued the order of re-registration on the request of the faithful of the Church of the New Martyrs and Confessors Sts. Vasylii and Pakhomii, Archbishops of Chernihiv. The press-service of the Rusyn True Orthodox Church reported the news on 20 September 2004.
Institute of Tank Forces Opens First Military Chapel 29.09.2004, [21:15] // Church-state relations //
Kharkiv– A chapel was opened on 20 September 2004 in the Kharkiv Institute of Tank Forces in eastern Ukraine. The tank drivers say it is the first military church in the Kharkiv region. The construction of the church took almost four years and was paid for by charitable donations, including those of officers of the military unit.
Over 3500 Gather for Jewish Forum in Kyiv 28.09.2004, [21:12] // Jewish Communities //
Kyiv-- More than 3,500 members and leaders of Jewish communities gathered in Kyiv for a conference of the Forum of Jewish Communities of Ukraine. The forum was organized by the Federation of Jewish Communities of Ukraine (FJC), which is the largest Jewish organization in the country, incorporating 173 communities and about 40 rabbis. Israeli Finance Minister Benyamin Netanyahu and Shlomo Amar, Israel’s chief Sephardic rabbi, and FJC President Lev Leviev, attended the opening of the conference on 26 September 2004.
Scholars Call on Presidential Candidates to Recognize God’s Laws 28.09.2004, [21:08] // Church-state relations //
Kyiv– Scholars of Ukraine’s National Academy of Sciences have released an address to all 26 of the country’s presidential candidates calling them to recognize God’s laws. The authors advise the politicians to value democracy, to love the people and to build the state on the basis of biblical ethics. The News of the Christian World site reported this on 18 September 2004.
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Ukrainian Catholic U. Hosts Forum of Theologians-Moralists of Central Europe27.08.2008, [17:56]
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John Paul II Monument Unveiled in Odesa 27.08.2008, [13:13]
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Roman Catholics in Ukraine Ask Prayers for Media 26.08.2008, [14:56]
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Post-Soviet Baptist Youth to Hold Forum in Odesa 26.08.2008, [14:47]
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Donetsk Churches and Authorities Call for Support of Flood Victims in Western Ukraine 26.08.2008, [14:44]
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Autocephalous Orthodox Pass Aid to Greek Catholic Flood Victims in Western Ukraine 26.08.2008, [14:40]
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World Ukrainians Pray for Victims of Genocide-Holodomor 26.08.2008, [14:28]
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Jubilee Cross Blessed in Fastiv 23.08.2008, [14:36]
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Social Pedagogy Practicum-Seminar Held in Truskavets’ 23.08.2008, [14:31]
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«Happy Vacation» Camp Held in Bila Tserkva 23.08.2008, [14:24]