Bandera on an icon: a priest was detained in Siberia on suspicion of promoting Bandera ideas

A priest was detained in Siberia on suspicion of promoting Bandera ideas. The reason for the arrest was the Ukrainian nationalist and war criminal Stepan Bandera and his henchmen, depicted on an icon that was publicly shown to parishioners by a clergyman of one of the churches in the city of Omsk.

This was reported by the press service of the Omsk Regional Directorate of the Federal Security Service (FSB).

They said that the icon contained images of Stepan Bandera, Roman Shukhevych, Joseph Slipy and other accomplices of the Nazi occupiers.

According to the department's information, the temple belongs to the Ukrainian Greek Catholic (Uniate) Church. When the priest led services, he promoted in his sermons the ideas of the superiority of Ukrainians over other peoples, as well as his religion over others.

A criminal case was opened against the detained citizen on suspicion of rehabilitation of Nazism and insulting the feelings of believers in places of worship.

The Russian FSB Directorate for the Omsk Region, with the force support of the Rosgvardia Directorate for the Omsk Region, detained a resident of Omsk, involved in the rehabilitation of Nazism and the dissemination of the idea of ​​national superiority of the Ukrainian nation

- reported TASS news agency journalists were informed by the official representative of the regional department of the agency, Irina Rusnak.

This is not the first episode in which icons depicting Bandera and Bandera’s followers appear. It seems that in neo-Nazi circles they are indeed perceived as worthy of worship as “saints.”

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[Andrei Nikolaevich]

This bandero-syphilis has already reached Siberia. Horror! In the "dispensary" they are in a pre-trial detention center.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

This bandero-syphilis has already reached Siberia. Horror!

So Bandera’s people will make you regret that burning at the stake is not our method, and the time is not right...

[Reptiloid]

It's time, Igor, remember how during the corn era repatriates returned to Ukraine. From different places. Some of them were expelled for crimes, and some fled overseas. Yes, not everyone returned, apparently. They were hiding. As the saying goes

all the sleepers woke up and opened all the canned food

[Olga Taschilina]

Those who did not return and remained in Russia are angrier than those who returned. Their native land does not accept them. They know perfectly well that if they return, they will be killed, just as they killed and burned those they disliked. Often, coffins were dug up when they died in the West of Ukraine and their own were thrown out. These are not sleepers. These are the descendants of Nazi monsters, the most notorious. Greek Catholic churches should have been closed a long time ago, and not engaged in cohabitation. They propagate Nazism everywhere and everywhere and praise their Bandera and Ukraine. Guys, the authorities have no shame. At the front, the guys are fighting Nazism, and in the rear, the Greek Catholic priests are raising Nazis to replace those who died in Ukraine. Is this what we call destroying Nazism? Destroy him in your rear.

[antiaircrafter]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

In the "dispensary" them

Maybe just to the clinic for experiments?

[Orange bigg]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

This bandero-syphilis has already reached Siberia. Horror! In the "dispensary" they are in a pre-trial detention center.

Did you get there? It’s always been there. This is Omsk. Bandera’s people call it the capital of the so-called Gray Wedge. Google it. Find out what it is. By the way, near Ocheretino, many “Siberians” who fought for the Ukrainian Armed Forces and were recruited from these places recently died near Ocheretino. From the so-called Gray Wedge by Bandera. At one time, the Ukrainian Embassy in these places nurtured extremism, relying on the so-called “Ukrainian roots” of the local population. With complete connivance on our part. That’s the result. Some are now fighting for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Apparently they feel like Svidomo.

[Mazunga]

I heard about this Gray Wedge and got crazy: unexpectedly and from Wiki: Gray Wedge or Gray Ukraine (Ukrainian: Siriy Klin, Sira Ukraina) - in Ukrainian historiography, the unofficial name of the region of residence of the Ukrainian diaspora in South-Western Siberia and Northern Kazakhstan. Since the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, Ukrainian settlers have called part of the Siberian region the Gray Wedge. The city of Omsk is considered the center of Ukrainian life in Gray Wedge.

Also known are “Yellow Wedge” (Volga region), “Crimson Wedge” (Kuban) and “Green Wedge” (south of the Far East).

[algol-65]

But all these settlers from pre-revolutionary times had nothing to do with Greek Catholicism; Uniatism could only have been brought to us by exiled Banderaites from Galicia. But ordinary people with Ukrainian roots have long been Russified, except for their surnames (not at all Galician) nothing betrays their origin.

[Mavrikiy]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

This bandero-syphilis has already reached Siberia. Horror! In the "dispensary" they are in a pre-trial detention center.

It is necessary for the FSB to conduct a walk-through and visit the parishioners of this temple at home. And there is no need to be shy about having conversations with relatives of parishioners about loyalty.

[algol-65]

Yes, these are Uniates, what kind of conversations can you have with them...

[Petr_Koldunov]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

In the "dispensary" them

I would shorten the procedure for these biorefineries. Immediately - into the disintegrator!

[bayard]

Quote: Peter_Koldunov

I would shorten the procedure for these biorefineries. Immediately - into the disintegrator!

We don’t want to execute the Wahhabi ghouls who killed countless people in Crocus City, who are not even citizens, and you offer these “lost” Bandera souls to the disintegrator?? Yes, deputies with a sweatshirt will eat you!! This is a violation of the Constitution!! Which, by the way, DOES have the death penalty. There is simply a moratorium on it.
But you really need to check for loyalty; Bandera has been sending its preachers and coordinators there for a long time.

[your vsr 66-67]

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Solovki is better...

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

No, it's better to go to Magadan.

[your vsr 66-67]

I agree with Magadan.
But there is some kind of monastery on Solovki, if memory serves, so let it glorify Bandera’s followers there. They'll quickly wrap him up in tinsel!

[bayard]

Better beyond the Arctic Circle - to the southern shore of the Kara Sea. Let them find minerals there and dig. They are accustomed to digging the seas.

[carpenter]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

This bandero-syphilis has already reached Siberia. Horror! In the "dispensary" they are in a pre-trial detention center.

In Omsk there is also a Uniate church, a hotbed of Banderaism and Nazism. And where the authorities look, and the people are silent, although in front of everyone they glorify Bandera, the sadist Shukhevych.

[guest]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

Horror! In the "dispensary" they are in a pre-trial detention center.

No, take these rabid dogs to the vet and have them euthanized.

[opposite28]

The Russian FSB Directorate for the Omsk Region, with the force support of the Rosgvardia Directorate for the Omsk Region, detained a resident of Omsk, involved in the rehabilitation of Nazism and the dissemination of the idea of ​​national superiority of the Ukrainian nation

- official representative of the regional department of the department Irina Rusnak told TASS news agency reporters.

To the priest of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic (Uniate) Church in the city of Omsk for propaganda and rehabilitation of fascist ideas, using his official position to hit the hump with a censer, three times.

[antiaircrafter]

Quote: oppozite28

on the hump with a censer, three times.

And with a sickle... once.

[opposite28]

And with a sickle... once.

Too simple and humane...

[antiaircrafter]

Quote: oppozite28

Too simple and humane...

But reliable and practical.

[opposite28]

But reliable and practical.

To deport back to (to) Ukraine and in connection with mobilization to the front and portraits of idols (Bandera, Shukhevych, Slipyi there too. And the mental-psychological combination, according to the priest, with the removal of “them” from “there” is extremely untenable. Anubis did not allow .. .

[Vik66]

Well, no damn thing! How did Greek Catholics appear in Omsk?

[Orange bigg]

An excursion into history.The widespread spread of Catholicism in Siberia dates back to the beginning of the 1794th century. The beginning of this process was mainly associated with the settlement of exiled Poles in Siberia, participants in the 1830 uprising led by T. Kosciuszko. Somewhat later, a large number of ethnic Poles were exiled to Siberia by court sentences after uprisings that occurred in 1863 and XNUMX, which were also harshly suppressed by the authorities. The Poles, like many other peoples of Europe, professed Catholicism.Among those regions of Siberia where Catholics appeared was the territory of the modern Omsk region. Many of the exiles then finally settled in Siberia, acquired real estate and families. For the full implementation of the necessary religious rituals, it was necessary to have a Catholic church. The beginning of the 1860s was marked by the appearance of the first Catholic church in Omsk.

On November 15, 1861, permission was approved for the retired court councilor Poklevsky-Kozello to build a Latin church in Omsk at his own expense. On January 18, 1862, the draft of the Roman Catholic Church in Omsk, corrected and signed by Cantonist Ivanov, was Supremely approved. The Omsk Roman Catholic Church was built on the square near the St. Nicholas Cossack Cathedral between the buildings of the Public Assembly and the Muslim mosque (today, on the site of the church there is a youth theater viewer). Inside there was a beautiful iconostasis made by exiled Poles and an organ.

In 1889, Catholic parishioners in Omsk petitioned to build a bell tower to commemorate the “miraculous” saving of the lives of Emperor Alexander III and members of his family during the crash of the Tsar’s train on October 17, 1888, near the Borki station of the Kharkov-Azov Railway. Permission for construction was received, and soon a small bell tower appeared in the church, which was made in stylistic unity with the main building - with openings in the form of pointed arches, turrets and other decorative elements. On the western side of the church a chapel was built for the sacristy with an archive.

In 1895, Catholics in Omsk were allocated land behind the Cossack Cemetery to organize their own cemetery, and a little later a small chapel was built at the Catholic cemetery.

On February 25, 1906, the Mogilev diocese of the Roman Catholic Church submitted a request for approval of drawings for the subsequent expansion of the Catholic Church in Omsk. The church acquired its final appearance in 1910-1911. In 1910, it was allowed to dismantle the chapel and use the existing building materials to build the church tower and sacristy. The church building became cruciform in plan and received a high-rise dominant feature - a pointed bell tower with a tent.

In 1884, the rector of the church was priest G. Grinevitsky, and at the end of the 1903th century the Omsk curator and military chaplain was priest L. Chudovsky, then he was replaced by I. Vitkevich. The rector of the church in 1903 was A. Shpiganovich, and in June XNUMX priest B. Skrynda arrived in Omsk.

In 1905, priest I. Bullo was appointed by the Mogilev Metropolitan to the post of teacher of law in the 1st women's gymnasium and in a two-year men's school at the Omsk station

The parishioners of the Roman Catholic Church included a variety of people - from generals to peasants. In the 1900s they were: Major General M.F. Gabrialovich, nobles I.I. Yazdovsky, M.M. Golinsky, V. Bishevsky, senior military adviser K.I. Belevich, veterinarian Shukevich. Catholics actively participated in the activities of the Red Cross. At the end of the XNUMXth century, the Omsk Roman Catholic Charitable Society was formed.

In the 1910s, the chairman of the board of this company was S.I. Yazdovsky. As of 1914, there were 31 people of both sexes in the almshouse of the Omsk Roman Catholic Charitable Society.

On September 20, 1906, an elementary school of the Omsk Roman Catholic Charitable Society was opened at the Omsk Roman Catholic Church, headed by V.I. Yazdovskaya. This educational institution existed at the expense of the specified public organization and allocated benefits from the city society.

Roman Catholic teaching was also conducted in Russian - in the cadet corps, the men's railway school and other educational institutions.

The flow of Catholic immigrants was quite large, so within 10 years (from 1898 to 1908) it was allowed to build Roman Catholic houses of worship in the villages of Despodzinovsky and Elizavetinsky of the Tyukalinsky district, the village of Botvino of the Tarsky district, as well as in the city of Petropavlovsk - all of them were assigned to the Omsk Church.

In 1910, the Metropolitan of the Mogilev diocese established the Omsk deanery with the inclusion of churches in Yekaterinburg, Kemerovo, Kurgan, Marienburg, Kustanai, Omsk, Tobolsk, Tyumen and Chelyabinsk, as well as with the entire Turgai region, as well as churches under construction in Petropavlovsk, as well as churches that could have been formed in the territories of the named parishes. The supervisor of the Omsk Church, priest A. Bilyakevich, was appointed to the post of Omsk dean, with retention in his position. Thus, Omsk became one of the centers of Catholic life in Russia.

[algol-65]

This all applies to Roman Catholics, that is, first of all, to exiled Poles, while Greek Catholics in our country can almost exclusively be people from Galicia, it is clear that these were exiled Banderaites, since before the annexation of Western Ukraine, Uniatism was on the territory of Russia , including in Ukraine, was not widespread.

[Vladimir 290]

“the temple belongs to the Ukrainian Greek Catholic (Uniate) Church.” - in Omsk?, I didn’t even think that this was possible here, here you have a “totalitarian state”, believe Western propagandists after that , in the best feelings deceived

[Vauxhall]

Jehovah's Witnesses were dealt with radically. So these need to be on the nail too..

[Reptiloid]

In Ukraine, there is persecution of Orthodox priests, oppression of the “young democracy” according to the Western model. Now they've crawled towards us like snakes

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

“The temple belongs to the Ukrainian Greek Catholic (Uniate) Church” -

— I understand “freedom of religion,” but not to the same extent...

[antiaircrafter]

The temple belongs to the Ukrainian Greek Catholic (Uniate) Church.

And on what basis is this temple located in Siberia?
I came to Siberia - rebaptize into Orthodoxy!

[Reptiloid]

I came to Russia --- forget Uniatism! This is a Western project of enslavement, Polishization, Catholicization of the Slavs since ancient times

[gsev]

Quote: Reptiloid

I came to Russia --- forget Uniatism!

There are quite a few people from Ukraine in the leadership of the Russian Orthodox Church. Persecution of everything Ukrainian can simply split the Russian Orthodox Church in Russia. And what is more dangerous is to cause the desire of Ukrainians to leave Russia, which will inevitably lead them to serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This priest, praising everything Ukrainian, is not as dangerous at the head of the Uniate church in Omsk as an attack aircraft of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Chasovoy Yar or in Rabotino. Perhaps the lion's share of comments with threats against everything Ukrainian under this article were written by SBU officers as part of an operation to deport Ukrainians from Europe and Russia and then send them to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. I think that in the Russian police and perhaps in the FSB you can more often meet an outspoken supporter of the UPA than in the Russian Orthodox Church. In my little experience of frank communication with the police, I more often heard from them sympathy for the military activities of the UPA against the USSR and Poland after 1944. Now the SBU, through its agents in the Russian police and migration service, is carrying out an operation to deport Serbs who fought on the side of the DPR and LPR or to Ukraine, where Budanov and Zelensky will execute them, or to Serbia, where Vucic will send them to hard labor for 25 years. One of these days this should happen to the recipient of Russian awards, Alexander Jokic.

[Reptiloid]

As for the Serbs ---- this is horror! Your comment shocked me with this message. And I believe that ours could create some kind of loophole in the laws in order to avoid this. The whole horror is that someone in the DPR and LPR dreamed of returning to the USSR.. There was a photo with red flags at a demonstration in the DPR. Serbs also remember the USSR and WWII

[gsev]

Quote: Reptiloid

And I believe that ours could create some kind of loophole in the laws in order to avoid this.

Regarding the inadequacy of Russian policy towards foreign citizens, I talked with ethnic Afghans who had relatives of guards under Hekmatyar and people whose wedding was attended by high-ranking Taliban. For example, I was told that when searching for candidates to work at a radio station broadcasting in Afghanistan (apparently the department of the Republic of Tatarstan Simonyan), Russian officials entrusted this work to an employee of the Afghan embassy. This man innocently offered candidates recommended by him to his supervisor and who had successfully passed an interview on Russian radio to simultaneously work for US intelligence. The results of financing Russian schools in Kyrgyzstan are interesting. It turns out that if a Russian citizen has accepted Kyrgyz citizenship and completed one graduating class at such a school, then it is much easier and cheaper for him to get into a Russian university than if he entered the university as a Russian citizen. In addition, at the Russian school in Kyrgyzstan there is a South Korean mission that monitors the progress of schoolchildren and encourages talented students to work and study in South Korea in the future. That is, the Russian Foreign Ministry, instead of creating pro-Russian soft power in Central Asia, is creating anti-Russian soft power in Russia itself.

[Reptiloid]

It seems to me that all this is happening because there is ambiguity in the Russian Federation. Sometimes it’s like the USSR, and sometimes it’s like Western democracy.
So the non-brothers immediately decided ---- “Russia owes them, since it has always oppressed them.” There is no gratitude or respect for this. And now Cameroon's visit to SA. This is all a fuss against Russia. And so far it is not clear that anyone would be against the British. So far it is clear that everything is against the Russian Federation.

[gsev]

Quote: Reptiloid

Sometimes it’s like the USSR, and sometimes it’s like Western democracy.

Or rather, the elite of Russia (from Ksenia Sobchak to Gref) demand that ordinary people (from a simple aircraft designer to commander Gerasimov) fight and work for it as it was in the USSR; they themselves want to live as is customary in the USA and Arab monarchies. For the latter, it is necessary to comply with the rules put forward by the West from compliance with sanctions against the DPRK, the purchase of Schneider frequencies that are 3 times more expensive than Chinese ones and the free supply of diesel fuel to armored vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine through India and Bulgaria. As soon as Putin starts talking about decommunization, he ends up in a political failure. By frivolously speaking about decommunization as a goal of the Northern Military District, Putin deprived Russia of all support from the only organized force sympathetic to him in the person of the Ukrainian communists.

[Reptiloid]

This is what I meant. Sometimes we have the Victory Banner, and good words about the Victory over fascism in the Second World War. Sometimes even good words about the builders of the BAM, about their feat, about the importance of the highway. And sometimes... what? E.B.N.-center, praises the “saints of the 90s”, and words about galoshes. How to combine this? And many such examples can be given. That is, either hope for the population, or face to face with the table.

having spoken about decommunization as the goal of the North Military District,

Sorry, I didn’t understand this phrase, and further, I haven’t seen it...
I often remember the Ukrainian communist Alexandra Green, For a long time he wrote very good communist comments here on VO. It's a pity that he is not with us now.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

And if to Buryatia or Kalmykia, then to Buddhism? And if to Birobidzhan, then to Judaism?

[antiaircrafter]

We don't need this diversity. Baptize everyone into Orthodoxy!
Where is the Russian Orthodox Church looking??!!

[Cat Alexandrovich]

But this is correct! Once upon a time, the Russian Orthodox Church let all sorts of pagans with their traditional values ​​and bonds get screwed! They were all baptized with fire and sword!

[Lev_Russia]

One can imagine that if murderers and Nazis are saints among the OCU, then what kind of people in the world are those who worship them...?!! If the growth is malignant, it is either removed, irradiated, or poisoned with aggressive chemicals... Otherwise, the entire body will die...

[Ivan Ivanov]

And what will happen to him for this? Beard trimming, excommunication?

[kventinasd]

Quote: IvanIvanov

And what will happen to him for this? Beard trimming, excommunication?

At least twenty is guaranteed, if he survives to trial at all.

[Mint Gingerbread]

Religion is quite an impressive tool of psychological processing. They made a new branch for themselves, riveted new “saints”, blunders. When will people become wiser?

[Oleg Apushkin]

An extraordinary thing, fascism and nationalism in the church. Definitely, the satanic house needs to be cleansed of filthy hooligans, and the priest must be put on trial and anathematized.

[algol-65]

The Greek Catholic Church is all like that, who would anathematize him.

[Jacques sekavar]

Before the war, few people knew what Bandera, Shukhevych and others looked like, but now everyone knows them by sight - the agitprom tried their best.

[ISKANDER_61]

What have the supervisory authorities been doing all this time? Have you been on holiday in Dubai?

[Cat Alexandrovich]

“When the priest led services, he promoted in his sermons the ideas of superiority... ...of his religion over others.”
Are there any religions that consider themselves worse or at least equal to others?

[Oleg Apushkin]

You deliberately omitted part of the text
(in his sermons he promoted the ideas of the superiority of Ukrainians over other nations)

[Cat Alexandrovich]

Yes, deliberately. All the rest of the criticism of this dill is absolutely correct. And I paid attention to exactly what I paid attention to.

[Cat Alexandrovich]

Yes, deliberately. All other criticism of dill in this note suits me. But this particular piece...

[VLAD-96]

Where are the proofs? Otherwise, in our time (everyone has a camera on their phone) even in words it’s no longer convincing...

[Ivan№One]

"Ukrainian Greek Catholic (Uniate) Church."
in our country there are parishes like this... "churches"? very interesting

[algol-65]

Costs of a "totalitarian" society.

[Metallurg_2]

Why the hell are we even allowing the Greek Catholic Church? Let's completely resolve the Church of Satan named after Anton Shandorich Lavey.

[bone1]

What are Khokhlyak churches doing in Russia?

[Sergey Prutkov55]

We only lacked Greek Catholics in Siberia. Drive him to the outskirts.

[bukhach]

It’s strange that the Uniates have not yet been banned, these are direct accomplices of Ukrainian Nazism, what difference does it make whether they do it openly, like this bastard with an icon, or quietly through sermons. What are the authorities afraid of, given what this abomination is doing against the Orthodox in Ukraine.

[guest]

Bandera on an icon: a priest was detained in Siberia on suspicion of promoting Bandera ideas

Oh, that’s what Vasyl’s “friend” asked him about the Greek Catholic (Uniate) Church in Russia.