'Pray for Ukraine': Religious leaders call for peace, God's protection

At the top of the website for the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA is a simple, three-word message. “Pray for Ukraine!” “May God hear our loving petitions and soften the hearts and minds of all, those within and outside Ukraine, during these dangerous times,” wrote the UOC’s Council of Bishops, in a statement responding to news of the Russian invasion on February 24. The

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