In Lvov region radicals call on boycotting the UOC

On December 12 in Bania Lisovitskaya village of Stryi district, Lvov region, the “Right Sector” activists carried out an action against the UOC. Radicals distributed leaflets and hanged posters of the church fence with “drive away Moscow priests” agitation.

“We are used to such actions, Lvov eparchy commented to the UOJ on the incident. – The faithful keep praying for their persecutors so that God could bring them to reason.”

As for the “Right Sector” activists, they post reports on the actions held on their pages in social media.

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