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CONFRONTATIONS IN THE MEDIA BETWEEN THE ORTHODOX CHURCH OF UKRAINE (UOC) AND THE UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH OF THE MOSCOW PATRIARCHATE (UOC MP)

"Scientific notes of V. I. Vernadsky Taurida National University", Series: "Philology. Journalism"
O. O. Polumysna, B. A. Synchak
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North Pontic crossroads: Mobility in Ukraine from the Bronze Age to the early modern period

Saag L, Utevska O, Zadnikov S, Shramko I, Gorbenko K, Bandrivskyi M, Pavliv D, Bruyako I, Grechko D, Okatenko V, Toshev G, Andrukh S, Radziyevska V, Buynov Y, Kotenko V, Smyrnov O, Petrauskas O, Magomedov B, Didenko S, Heiko A, Reida R, Sapiehin S, Aksonov V, Laptiev O, Terskyi S, Skorokhod V, Zhyhola V, Sytyi Y, Järve M, Scheib CL, Anastasiadou K, Kelly M, Williams M, Silva M, Barrington C, Gilardet A, Macleod R, Skoglund P, Thomas MG.   +38 more
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The autocephaly of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine: its impact outside of Ukraine

Canadian Slavonic Papers, 2020
The autocephaly of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine had four significant consequences outside of Ukraine.
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The Orthodox Church of Ukraine on the inter-Orthodox agenda at Amman: the dynamics of ecclesiastical recognition

Canadian Slavonic Papers, 2020
In February 2020 representatives of Orthodox churches met in Amman, Jordan to discuss the situation of Orthodoxy in Ukraine.
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The Orthodox Church and the Soviet Regime in the Ukraine, 1953-1971

Canadian Slavonic Papers, 1972
Resume/AbstractPendant l’ere post-stalinienne, les rapports entre l’eglise oethodoxe en Ukraine et le regime sovietique ont en general ete plus ou moins conformes aux rapports eglise-etat ailleurs dans l’URSS. Entre 1946 et 1956 l’on peut constater un effort de la part du Patriarche de Moscou (appuye d’ailleurs par le gouvernement) dans le bul de ...
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Russian Orthodox Church and Ukraine

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The Orthodox Church of Ukraine: An Ancient Infant

Journal of Eastern Christian Studies, 2022
Abstract This paper analyzes four formative periods of Ukrainian Church life: the first Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church of 1921; the evolution of Ukrainian Orthodox identity in the diaspora; the late and post-Soviet autocephalous Orthodox Churches; and the contribution of the Maidan to Ukrainian Orthodox identity.
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COMPARISON OF THE ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE WAR OF UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH AND THE ORTHODOX CHURCH OF UKRAINE

Sophia. Human and Religious Studies Bulletin, 2023
The article offers an analysis of the anti-war rhetoric of the primates of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church and the Orthodox Church of Ukraine. The examples popular in the media of the negative perception of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church and, accordingly, the Orthodox Church of Ukraine in their attitude to the war are questioned.
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THE POSITION OF THE RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH IN UKRAINE IN THE MID-1940s

КОНСЕНСУС, 2021
The article analyzes the change in the position of the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) in Ukraine in the mid-1940s. The influence of the World War II on the change of religious policy in the USSR and the international activity of the ROC was clarified. The meeting of the Soviet leaders with the church hierarchs on September 4, 1943, the activities of the
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CALENDAR REFORM OF THE ORTHODOX CHURCH OF UKRAINE (2023)

Proceedings of Kyiv Theological Academy
On September 1, 2023, the Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU) transitioned to the Revised Julian calendar, with 99% support from its faithful. This article analyzes the circumstances in Ukraine from 2022 to 2025 that prompted the OCU to reform its liturgical calendar.
Bohdan Hlushchyk, Vasyl Didora
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