Orthodox priests in Ukraine step into line of fire to stop deadly protests
By Carol Kuruvilla
New York Daily News
KIEV, UKRAINE - Holy nerves of steel. A group of Orthodox priests stepped right into the line of fire to stop clashes between protesters and police in Ukraine.
The priests braved bullets and walked into no-man’s land between pro-European Union integration protesters and President Viktor Yanukovych’s riot police. ‘I’m here to placate the violence,’ an Orthodox priest said.
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ReplyDeleteso they could never Bystra Paris again! That is why Cuomo
Environmentles are exterminating Tchaikovsky swans for being
too agressive. Putin’s tax, gay and oil policies are almost
as bad as Sarah Palin’s. Putin should have violated constituional
term limits just like Bloomberg. Does Yanukovich think he is Morsi?
CNOOC should have been allowed to buy Unocal just like Exxon and
Chevron tried to buy Yukos. We have no problems with pussy riots
in St Patricks as long as they abuse children Alexander's hangover
has finally worn off. Charlemagne and Jagiello beware mermaids
turning Danube into limestone with paraplastic phytotherm tufa
stromatolite while Alexandria librarians infest Vatican archives
with periplastic trichomonas termopsidis!
Anonymous, ooooooookay.
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