Interview
“I constantly stress in my sermons: we should leave our descendants a happy and prosperous country”11.11.2005, [14:16] // interview //
An interview with Bishop Markian Trofimjak, ordinary of Lutsk Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church in Ukraine
“People Sensed that the Church is Truly with Them”03.08.2005, [11:36] // interview //
An interview with the press secretary for the head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyivan Patriarchate, Fr. Abbot IEVSTRATII ZORIA, on the “Orange” events, interdenominational and church-state relations and the future of Ukrainian Orthodoxy.
“Yushchenko has given hope for the recognition of theology”04.04.2005, [19:40] // interview //
INTERVIEW with the Rector of the Ukrainian Catholic University, Fr. Borys GUDZIAK.
“…Prayer for a fair, transparent, democratic and peaceful election in Ukraine united almost all churches and religious organizations.”21.12.2004, [18:59] // interview //
Interview with Oleksandr Zaiets, head of the Institute of Religious Freedom (Kyiv)
"I want you to be true to your baptism."20.12.2004, [14:05] // interview //
INTERVIEW with Rev. Jonathan FRAIS, an Anglican pastor in Kyiv, Ukraine
“The particularity of Transcarpathia is that something which would seem impossible somewhere else is possible here.”07.10.2004, [23:29] // interview //
Interview with Bishop Milan Sasik, apostolic administrator of southwestern Ukraine’s Mukachevo Greek Catholic eparchy
"The time has come for the ecumenism of life."06.09.2004, [18:24] // interview //
An interview with Antoine Arjakovsky, an Orthodox Frenchman, professor at the Ukrainian Catholic University.
An interview with Vadim Rabinovich, president of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress06.09.2004, [17:25] // interview //
“You will scarcely find a country in Europe which is more stable than Ukraine in its tolerance towards ethnic minorities and in its absence of conflicts.” Vadim Rabinovich, president of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress, gave a Russian-language interview to Viktor Shlynchak and Yuliya Lymar, posted on www.glavred.info on 26 May 2004. An English-language translation of excerpts was released by the BBC Monitoring Service on 8 June 2004. RISU presents a shortened version of the English translation, with an additional passage from the Russian original, not included by the BBC Monitoring Service.
"You will always be in my prayers."
06.09.2004, [17:03] // interview //
The mission of the former apostolic nuncio in Ukraine, Archbishop Nikola Eterovic, who was appointed secretary general of Papal Synods in the Vatican by Pope John Paul II, has come to an end. On 22 March 2004, the archbishop left Kyiv. Right before his departure, Archbishop Eterovic gave an interview to journalists of The Parish Newspaper and the Catholic Media-Center. The text is here translated into English.
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