A number of Orthodox priests who are against Russia's invasion of Ukraine have sought refuge in Germany, where they face many challenges.After Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in ...

With another Russian Orthodox priest in Germany, Kordochkin co-founded a project, Mir Vsem! (Peace for Everyone!), that uses online donations to support Russian Orthodox priests whose anti-war ...

Germany has given Ukraine the green light to strike targets inside Russia using long-range weapons supplied by Berlin, in a ...

Spinner said the German authorities erred in spreading Russian Jews across the country ... also,” Segal said of the significance of an Orthodox couple marrying in the city.

They are not acting in a Christian way. Chairman of the Conference of Catholic Bishops of Germany Georg Bätzing called Vladimir Putin's actions “unchristian” and criticized the closeness of the ...

Most come with their families. In Germany, Orthodox Christian services are held in Greek or Arabic, Serbian, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Russian, Romanian — and even Aramaic, the language Jesus spoke.

Orthodox priests from Russia are facing repression for opposing Russian policies and the invasion of Ukraine. Many have fled, facing difficulties in resettling, such as finding jobs and learning ...