The faithful of the UOC are concerned about Metropolitan Onufriy

The formal basis was the presence of Russian citizenship in the primate of the UOC. Back in 2023, the metropolitan himself admitted that since he had permanent registration in the 80s, being in the brotherhood of the Trinity-Sergius Lavra, he eventually received a Russian passport automatically.
Human rights activists say that the issue of citizenship deprivation in Ukraine is a "gray area," as the legislation in this field remains vague. In reality, thousands of Ukrainians have two or more passports. And until 2014, there was nothing subversive about Russian citizenship for a Ukrainian.
In 2020, a bishop of the OCU in Crimea publicly admitted that he obtained a Russian passport to protect church property. This does not bother Zelensky. And he came to power with the support of an oligarch with three passports. Such is selective justice.

Another accusation from the SBU is that the metropolitan allegedly maintains ties with the Moscow Patriarchate and hindered the acquisition of autocephaly from the ROC. But they do not present any evidence or incriminating confirmations of this. We all understand: if there were discovered correspondences, calls, the SBU would not hesitate to make the files public. However, what truly exists are public condemnations by Onufriy of the aggression of the Russian Federation and the actions of the ROC patriarch. Both on the first day of the full-scale invasion and later.
As for the accusation of hindering the acquisition of autocephaly from the ROC, this is an exclusively canonical issue. The state, if it is truly secular, has no right to interfere in such church processes.
Moreover, autocephaly obtained from the ROC would be of little use, as the global Orthodoxy recognizes only those autocephalies granted by the Ecumenical Patriarchate.
Thus, the SBU has long been aware of the existence of Russian citizenship in Met. Onufriy. There is no evidence of ties with Moscow. Why does Zelensky suddenly want to deprive him of citizenship now? It is obvious that the decision is purely populist. There is no progress on the front line, and no success on the diplomatic field either. So, they need to give the people at least some victory. For example, on the "spiritual front." But there is neither spirituality, nor victory, nor democracy in this act.

How anti-church media shape our agenda

It is striking how anti-Church media outlets manage to set the agenda for us Orthodox Christians. They have somehow convinced people that concelebrating with Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) clergy, or even attending an ROC service, is haram, taboo, a red flag. But why on earth should that be?!

Two tragedies. Two very different standards

Oleksandr Matsievskyi said “Glory to Ukraine!” before he was executed. The whole world witnessed his murder. Politicians, government officials, and Ukrainian and international media spoke about him. He was posthumously awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine. And rightly so. Because the killing of an unarmed person is a tragedy and a crime.

Regarding the attack on the Holy Dormition Sviatohirsk Lavra's monks

As of now, there has been no official information about the opening of a criminal investigation into the attack on the monks of the Holy Dormition Sviatohirsk Lavra.

Culture Ministry paves way for mass seizure of UOC churches?

In recent years, we have seen the Ministry of Culture increasingly terminating unilaterally long-term lease or free-use agreements concluded with the UOC for those churches or monasteries that are architectural monuments and are state-owned (or communally owned). The goal is clear: to push the UOC out of Ukraine's religious landscape.

About “our own” God on both sides of the war

Two similar “miracles” – and two opposite conclusions about God.

If Christians “moved in” like this

A text with reverse logic about migration and expectations from society.