Сross Procession entering Lavra while column tail is still on Vladimir Hill
The cross walkers of the UOC entering the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra. Photo: UOJ
The Cross Procession of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, which started from the Vladimir Hill in Kyiv, is entering the Holy Dormition Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra while the tail of the column is still on the Vladimir Hill, as evidenced by the online broadcast of the Inter TV channel.
As the cameras captured, at the moment when the column of the faithful entered the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, a large number of UOC believers were just beginning their prayer procession from the Vladimir Hill.
As reported earlier, the aerial footage of the cross procession of the UOC in Kyiv was published online.
The UOJ live-streamed the Great Cross Procession–2021.
Read also
18th-century gates of Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra presented in London
State art historians have identified masterpieces by Kyiv goldsmiths in London.
In mosque, OCU "bishop" and DESS experts dine at iftar during Ramadan
At an iftar in Kyiv, authors of expert assessments against the UOC were awarded Islamic orders in the presence of the deputy head of DESS and a "hierarch" of Dumenko's structure.
Shevchuk tells Budanov of UGCC’s “state-building role”
The head of the Uniates told the head of the Presidential Office that his Church was ready to partner with the state and presented him with a book on the work of special services in the Church.
Authorities decline to disclose Ukraine’s population size
The State Statistics Service acknowledged that it has up-to-date population estimates for the country, but has decided not to make them public.
Lithuanian govt vows to protect Orthodox Church from Russian intelligence
Lithuania’s Foreign Ministry has called for curbing the influence of Russian intelligence services on the Church, while an adviser to President Nausėda warned against labeling the entire structure a security threat.
During Ramadan, Patriarch Theodoros hosts Islamic iftar at his residence
Patriarch Theodoros of Alexandria hosted a meal for Muslim workers breaking their fast in the courtyard of the Patriarchate and thanked a sheikh for his “brotherhood.”