Приклади вживання Kyivan patriarchate Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Kyivan Patriarchate is still there- at least, so says the former head of Filaret.
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The Kyivan Patriarchate-- it is not just a religious community, but a bulwark of the Ukrainian community.
So now my task as Patriarch, to keep the Kyivan Patriarchate, to save the Ukrainian Church,” he said.
But the Kyivan Patriarchate has gone far beyond such statements, providing direct and active support to the uprising.
Participation in the procession of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church Kyivan Patriarchate in the Day of the baptism of Rus took about 65 thousand people.
The Kyivan Patriarchate offers to hold talks with the Russian Orthodox Church Commission on a neutral territory- for example, in Vilnius or Riga.
During this visit to the Ukrainian capital, the Metropolitan had the opportunity to meet briefly withPatriarch Filaret of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church- Kyivan Patriarchate(UOC-KP).
As concerns the division of the Orthodox Church in Ukraine, the Kyivan Patriarchate believes that it can be overcome, and unity renewed, and that this will take place according to canonical norms.
They say, in 2014, about ten different studies were conducted,which showed that among the Orthodox the number of people associating themselves with the Kyivan Patriarchate increased twice.
But everyone understands that since there is the initiating church,it is the Filaret's Kyivan Patriarchate, and it is the largest of those who seek to establish a local church, and it will be the main core of the new church.
For the Kyivan Patriarchate, it is unacceptable to practice the kind of diplomacy where decisions about Ukraine and Ukrainian ecclesiastical and public affairs are adopted without representatives of Ukraine, ignoring their thoughts and positions.
The two hierarchs had the opportunity to discuss the ecclesiastical situation in thenation following the collapse of unity talks between the Kyivan Patriarchate and the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church(UAOC).
Neither the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church nor the Kyivan Patriarchate Church wished to be out of communion with world Orthodoxy, but felt that in good conscience they could not submit to the jurisdiction of the Moscow Patriarchate. .
This is despite the fact that 26.9% of the respondents believe that theOrthodox faithful of Ukraine should rally around the Kyivan Patriarchate, and 23.4% believe that the Orthodox faithful should unite in one Church, which would seek independence.
If a had person previously believed that the Kyivan Patriarchate was‘mistaken' and Moscow Patriarchate was right and then realized that this was not true, and decided to affiliate with the Kyivan Patriarchate, does he or she have the right to do so or not?
It especially applies to the bills which directly ornon-directly influence the relations between the Kyivan Patriarchate and Moscow Patriarchate in Ukraine and can potentially sharpen the religious confrontation,” reads the resolution of the Synod of UOC-KP.
The Kyivan Patriarchate rejoices that the ideas about changing the focus in the ecumenical movement expressed by Patriarch Filaret in his presentation to Pope John Paul II in 2001 are today being implemented in the common steps being taken by the Catholic Church and the Moscow Patriarchate. .
In fact, it is the Moscow Patriarchate that has, for twenty years,done everything to isolate the Kyivan Patriarchate(the Church directed by Patriarch Philaret which declared autocephaly in 1992, and which is not recognised in the Orthodox world), whose principal demand, which has never been accepted by the Moscow Patriarchate, is to translate the Old Slavonic liturgical texts into modern Ukrainian and that its independence be recognised.
So, they are thinking in the Kyivan Patriarchate, their“colleagues” from the Moscow Patriarchate, after the formation of the new church, will have to change the name, for example, calling the metropolitan or exarchate of the Russian Church in Ukraine.
But in recent days, the Kyivan Patriarchate, which controls St. Michael's, has emerged as a powerful ally of the thousands of protesters demanding the resignation of President Viktor F. Yanukovich and the revival of the far-reaching political and trade accords with the European Union that he has refused to sign.