Council of Ukrainian Orthodox church in Moscow cut ties with Russia

The Moscow part of Ukraine’s Orthodox Church has officially sever attachment with the Russian church over the Kremlin’s attack on Ukraine.

Following a gathering with chapel pioneers, the Council of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church reported it would pronounce its “full freedom” from Russia.

The branch had stayed faithful to Russia after Ukraine was given consent by the otherworldly head of Orthodox Christians overall to shape a congregation free of Moscow in 2019.

Be that as it may, church pioneers have now censured Russia’s attack on Ukraine and said they can’t help contradicting the position taken by the top of Russia’s congregation Patriarch Kirill, who has upheld Moscow’s activities in Ukraine.

“The chamber has supported the relating increments and changes to the resolution on the administration of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, demonstrating the full independence and freedom of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church,” the congregation said in a proclamation.

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