Abbot of Kiev-Pechersk Lavra entered into "Mirotvorets" database

Abbot of the Holy Dormition Kiev-Pechersk Lavra Metropolitan Pavel of Vyshgorod and Chernobyl

Data on the abbot of the Holy Dormition Kiev-Pechersk Lavra Metropolitan Pavel of Vyshgorod and Chernobyl were entered into the "Purgatory" of the "Mirotvorers" ("Peacemaker") site.

The hierarch is called "an opponent of the independence of Ukrainian Orthodoxy from the Russian-controlled (aggressor country) ROC".

Earlier, a scandalous resource has brought similar charges against other hierarchs of the UOC, who were accused of "opposing the initiative of the President and the Verkhovna Rada to create an independent local church".

In July 2017, the Kiev National Police Department opened a case against the "Mirotvorets", which publishes personal data of the so-called "traitors of the motherland", including clerics of the UOC, who are then threatened.

On December 27, 2017, the "Mirotvorets" site, caught in the illegal publication of personal data of citizens of Ukraine and foreigners, was highly appreciated by the Kiev Patriarchate.

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