Lavra monk – to Avraamiy: Traitors are not loved anywhere

"Acting abbot of the Lavra from the OCU" Avraamiy Lotysh. Photo: spzh.news

Hierodeacon Titus, monk of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, addressing the “acting abbot of the Lavra from the OCU, Avraamiy Lotysh appointed by Dumenko, said that traitors are not loved and are not welcome anywhere. He said this live, published on the Instagram page of seminarian Mykhailo Pratsiuk.

“You will never be my abbot. But you won't belong there either. Traitors are not welcome anywhere,” he said and added that the OCU would also not trust him, fearing another betrayal.

According to the monk, Avraamiy, being an archimandrite of the UOC, would receive gifts from the clergy and bishops of the Church, dined with the inhabitants of the Lavra, but now he does not even want to talk with the brethren.

“How are you going to be here an acting abbot if you don't even associate with the monks? I know that they want to bring you in and introduce you to us. I will not accept you, because you are forbidden in the priesthood. I have my legitimate abbot, Metropolitan Pavel,” he added.

As the UOJ reported, the OCU “vicar” of the Lavra Avraamiy Lotysh entered the residence of His Beatitude in the monastery.

Read also

Mobilization of UOC priests is illegal, Congresswoman Luna says

U.S. Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna called for an end to the forced conscription of UOC clerics into the army.

UOC parish in Korets donates UAH 35,000 for children with cancer

On the Day of the Holy Trinity, a charity fair was held in Korets to support children with cancer.

Yelensky calls for ROC to be expelled from World Council of Churches

The head of DESS said sanctions should target not only Patriarch Kirill, but also ROC bishops and clerics who support the war.

Lotysh thanks Interior Minister for protecting OCU pilgrims in Lavra

The OCU-appointed abbot of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra thanked the interior minister for maintaining order during a pilgrimage visit to the monastery.

Finnish state body calls songs about God in schools “discrimination”

Authorities in the city of Espoo have been ordered to pay compensation to a pupil after a complaint over Christian songs performed at school celebrations.

160-year-old UOC church destroyed by fire in Kharkiv region village

The Kharkiv Eparchy reported that the blaze destroyed a 160-year-old wooden church that had been a monument of the region’s architectural and historical heritage.