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Religion and Spirituality

The religious component as an integral part of the whole program for both students andteachers has already been mentioned. Each day begins with Divine Liturgy. Celebrating the Eucharist as a community is not only a great way to start the day but reminds everyone of our call to love, prayer, and service. A fifteen-minute prayer service (office of Sext) precedes lunch, and Vespers is celebrated before dinner. A voluntary morning prayer (Utrenia) group is often organized by students and teachers. The volunteers who actively participate in the spiritual life of the program will experience the real presence of the Holy Spirit, a renewed sense of God’s love and what it means to follow Christ.

To learn more about Ukrainian religious life visit:

Religious Information Service of Ukraine

The Religious Information Service of Ukraine (RISU) is overing Ukrainian religious life with:

  • ongoing news about current religious events
  • detailed information about various religious groups
  • analytical articles and interviews
  • encyclopedic features on religious art, liturgy and media
  • calendar of upcoming events and general information about Ukraine
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