But this can be minimized. People should associate you with cleaner streets, shorter and easier waits for everything, make-work drones replaced with pleasant 22 year old who serves with a smile. Fire a schoolmarm teacher every 6 months. These types are parasitic on your ideology.

It's St. Volodymyr because that's what the Primary Chronicle says.

I'm being tongue in cheek here of course, but I think there's something to be said here. Ukrainian transliteration and etymological tradition is treated as an anti-Russian "ideological" invention because it runs counter to the perceived Russian continuity with the Rus' tradition.

Lovely

I should remind everyone that the Romanian Church achieved autocephaly at the initiative of a Freemason, Liberal monarch, who instituted it by parliamentary decree, and immediately began to seize EP properties, monasteries, and the like. They declared autocephaly in 1865, and

"Here's how Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, and Georgia achieved autocephaly." "It's actually different because Ukraine also has XYZ issues" "Oh so if they didn't have XYZ issues, you'd support the OCU and Tomos of Autocephaly and unilateral break with Moscow?" "...No"

Another delusional third worldist slop take by Tucker

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Ukrainian from Kharkiv is trying to find out from what and why a Russian is “saving and liberating” him. 📹 persianic1337/Instagram

Bizarre to be a Halo: Combat Evolved player now hearing people talk about "I started with Halo 4... I am an old soul"

Guy who uses his block list as a prayer list to pray for his enemies.

Orthodoxy

"The Word verily, and indeed, suffered on the Cross for our sakes… Christ suffered the Punishment of us sinners, having no sin in Himself" St Peter Mogila, The Orthodox Confession

🇬🇧 Putin is Losing the Weirdest War in 150 Years — The Telegraph Lord Palmerston once joked that during the 1864 war between Denmark and Prussia, only three people knew why it began: one died, one went mad, and the third forgot. If that war once seemed the height of absurdity,

Reminder that Christians have always been ordinary people. (From the 2nd C. Epistle to Diognetus)