MP comments on Yermak being backed by a “satanist” who picketed Lavra
“Magician Belial” outside the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra. Photo: UOJ
Member of Parliament Yaroslav Zhelezniak commented on support for Andriy Yermak by “Mag Veliiar” – a self-described satanist who, according to the article, staged provocations against the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra.
The deputy posted a video comment after Bohdan Orishchenko (“Mag Veliiar”) released a piece “exposing” Zhelezniak using Tarot cards. According to the MP, his video was a response to Orishchenko being added to the MindiGate database as one of the bloggers working for the Office of the President of Ukraine.
Zhelezniak also affirmed information suggesting that Yermak is indeed interested in occult practices:
“When Lachen wrote that during searches at Yermak’s they found various little icons, bracelets, ritual items – that’s not a joke. I know from many people that he has this thing,” the deputy said.
Commenting on Orishchenko’s video in defense of Yermak, Zhelezniak called him a “talking head for the President’s Office” and ridiculed his accusations against him.
Earlier, the UOJ reported that Yulia Tymoshenko was supported in court by the “chief witch” of Ukraine.
Read also
Moldova lacks capacity to maintain 800 temples it intends to seize from Church
According to the Minister of Culture, authorities plan to seize 800 churches from the Moldovan Church, but they lack the capability to manage them.
Court returns seized church to UOC community in Ivankiv
The appellate court declared invalid the re-registration of the UOC community of the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos in the town of Ivankiv.
2,800-year-old seal with biblical symbols found in Israel
Israeli archaeologists have found a stone seal from the era of Judean kings with an inscription in ancient Hebrew.
Pope warns clergy against writing AI-based sermons
The head of the Roman Catholic Church warned priests about the risks of using digital technologies in ministry.
UOC parishes abroad hold memorial services on war anniversary
Clergy and faithful of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church abroad prayed on the fourth anniversary of the beginning of the war in Ukraine.
Persecuted UOC parish in Tovtry performs reading of Great Penitential Canon
Another Bukovynian community, deprived of its church, continues Great Lent services in an adapted facility.