Blog Series marking the First Anniversary of Ukrainan Orthodox Church Autocephaly
The creation of a new Orthodox Church of Ukraine in January 2019 provoked turmoil in the Global Orthodoxy and even impacted U.S.-Russian relations. In a new Talk About Conversation marking the first anniversary of this event, Elizabeth Clark introduces posts by Dmytro Vovk, Andriy Fert, Catherine Wanner and Tetiana Kalynychenko, Andrii Krawchuk, Robert Blitt, and Stanislav Panin.
As background for this series, see, for example:
- The Future of Orthodox Christianity in Ukraine – Berkley Forum Dicussion (Georgetown University) | December 2018
- Law and Religion Headlines, including the following from the Religion Information Service of Ukraine (RISU)
- Ukrainian autocephaly. After one year | 13 September 2019
- ROC breaks off the communion with Patriarch of Alexandria because of their recognition of OCU – the decision of the Synod | 26 December 2019
- Ecumenical Patriarch: The most important moment for the Patriarchate in 2019 was the granting of the Autocephaly to the Church of Ukraine | 26 December 2019
- Ukrainian Orthodox Church 2019 – results of the year | 2 January 2020
- U.S. congratulates OCU on anniversary of receiving Tomos | 9 January 2020