Members of the European Parliament discuss with schismatics the inadmissibility of discrimination

In the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine deputies of the European Parliament discuss the upholding of European values and the inadmissibility of religious discrimination with representatives of the Kyiv Patriarchate, reports on the Facebook page the executive director of the IRS Maxim Vasin.

Deputies of the European Parliament tell the Ukrainian schismatics how important it is to observe European values and not to infringe upon the rights of believers. The photo shows that "patriarch" Filaret (Denisenko) and secretary of the Holy Synod of the UOC-KP Eustratiy Zoria participate in the discussion.

Over the past three years, representatives of the Kyiv Patriarchate, with the support of the "Right Sector", have seized more than 40 temples of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.


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