Patriarch Kirill, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, essentially approved of the horrors and crimes committed in Ukraine by "brothers" from Russia in his sermon on September 25, and it is still unclear what Orthodox Christians living in Estonia think of Kirill's statements, writes in his commentary the Archbishop of the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church Urmas Viilma.
Patriarch Kirill, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, essentially approved of the horrors and crimes committed in Ukraine by "brothers" from Russia in his sermon on September 25, and it is still unclear what Orthodox Christians living in Estonia think of Kirill's statements, writes in his commentary the Archbishop of the Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church Urmas Viilma.