In Sevastopol a military chaplain of the UGCC began cooperation with the Naval Lyceum

Thursday, 18 February 2010, 11:20
For the first time on Sunday of forgiveness, Fr. Mykola Kvych, the main military chaplain of the Odesa-Crimean Exarchate, visited the Navel Lyceum of Sevastopol. Students of the lyceum had the possibility through mutual forgiveness to take a step toward self-recognition, patience, and understanding. First off Fr. Mykola explained the meaning of the Great Lent and the four Sundays which preceded the beginning of the Great Lent.
For the first time on Sunday of forgiveness, Fr. Mykola Kvych, the main military chaplain of the Odesa-Crimean Exarchate, visited the Navel Lyceum of Sevastopol. Students of the lyceum had the possibility through mutual forgiveness to take a step toward self-recognition, patience, and understanding. First off Fr. Mykola explained the meaning of the Great Lent and the four Sundays which preceded the beginning of the Great Lent. Speaking to those present, Fr. Mykola remarked that “Syropusna Sunday is the time when through forgiveness of one another we experience faith, hope, and brotherly love.” Through the kneel-bowing prayers, ektenia of mutual forgiveness, and through the kiss of peace all the present students of the lyceum asked each other for forgiveness.  At the end of the meeting the priest granted an icon of Zarvanytsya’s Holy Mary Mother of God for the future chapel.

Reported by the Press Service of Odesa-Crimean Exarchate  

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