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#Patriarch Kirill

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Vladimir Putin
Vladimir Putin

“Taking into account the appeal of His Holiness Patriarch Kirill, I instruct the Minister of Defence of the Russian Federation to introduce a ceasefire regime along the entire line of contact of the parties in Ukraine.”

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President of Russia
05 Jan 2023 2 2
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Thomas Bremer
Thomas Bremer

“He [Patriarch Kirill] expressed his view that behind the war in Ukraine there is a spiritual difference between the West and the Orthodox world, and it is obvious that for him, the latter is the better. So according to him, the war is not about political aims or influence, but about spiritual, or, as he put it, 'metaphysical' aims. Thus, he gives the official Russian point of view a theological underpinning. Today, the real schism seems to be between the Russian Orthodox Church and its [remaining] branch in Ukraine, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. After the war, the Russian Orthodox Church will probably lose a large share of its faithful in Ukraine, as they feel betrayed by the Patriarch.”

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Expert on the history, culture, religion, and contemporary situation of Eastern and Southeastern Europe. Professor of Church History and Eastern Churches Studies at the University of Münster
28 Mar 2022 7 2
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