Literature about Russian land and Patriarch Kirill found in Moscow-linked church in Khmelnytskyi Oblast
Dozens of books and magazines about Russia were found in the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary of the Moscow Patriarchate in Starokostiantyniv, Khmelnytskyi Oblast.
Source: local news agency Vsim (To Everyone); Serhii Khudyi, head of the public organisation Starokostiantyniv Caring, on Facebook
Detail: The news agency reports that the audit committee inspected the church's library.
According to Khudyi, they found, among other things, "Christmas messages from Patriarch Kirill of Moscow," "tales of the Russian land," and "anti-vaccination" literature.
It is also reported that a portrait of Russian emperor Nicholas II was found in St George's Church on Franko Street in Khmelnytskyi during an audit.
Background:
On 8 April, about a thousand people in Starokostiantyniv voted to transfer the Holy Nativity of the Virgin Mary Church from the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Moscow Patriarchate to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine. After that, supporters of the Moscow Patriarchate let a commission and a priest into the church.
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