Orthodox Christian leaders from around the world are in Ukraine to mark the 1,020th anniversary of ancient Russia's conversion to Christianity. Patriarch Alexy II of all Russia and Bartholomew, the Patriarch of Constantinople, held a joint liturgy in the country's capital Kiev - the cradle of Russian Christianity.
its high time for all the orthodox christians to unite.orthodox are fighting like this in india too.how blessed we are to be born as orthodox christians,how beutifull is our culture and religious practices...plss orthodox people all over the world..stay unite and lets be role model to all others.
minku2008 3 years ago
Having met the Ukrainian Patriarch we were not impressed, as Orthodox Christians (non-Ukrainian) with his piety nor with his spiritual depth. One can sense this as the hierarch prays the Divine Liturgy. Nothing there but Ukrainian flag-waving..a nationalist movement wrapped in the Holy services. Just our private thoughts here...
JudithMatta 3 years ago
these twos ambi communist dog.they tangled with through each other,their profits been clashed.bartholomeos turkeys is man dishonorable.
Turkista21 3 years ago
Can you imagine this farce being attempted in Greece, Serbia, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Macedonia, etc...? Imagine the Constantinople and Moscow patriarchs attempting to preach to the Balkan nations about church unity at the expense of their autocephaly.
MiddletownDreamz 3 years ago
Unity under whose control? Moscow's. Didn't the communists practice "unity" as well?
MiddletownDreamz 3 years ago
1020 annivaerasy of ancient Russia's conversion to Christianity? Well this is from RussiaToday so it is far from being objective and balanced. No surprise here.
MiddletownDreamz 3 years ago
Alexei- Moscow KGB agent. Shame to the church!
Kyiv Patriarchat is the Real Orthodox Church!
1020 years of Christianity in Rus'! Not russia! Thera was no Russia or Moscow when Kyiv was baptised!
normalukrainian 3 years ago
lol
lishtot 3 years ago
What is your problem?
fallschirmjager1 3 years ago 2
we all pray for orthodox unity
SemiticHawk 3 years ago