St. Mary's Ukrainian Orthodox Church
collected supplies for war refugees
Posted By: Harlowe, 3/4/2022 11:10:44 AM
LORAIN — Looking at a photo of a bombed apartment complex, the center of the buildings turned to rubble, V Rev. Dmitri Belenki doesn’t see an immediate end to the need in Ukraine. “This is the face of the war,” the pastor of St. Mary’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church said, (Snip) Every 50 or 100 years, Ukraine has a war because of Russia, he said. There is no generation of “normal,” as the ripple effect of fathers and grandfathers lost to the conflict never goes away.
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Gibson's Bakery Owner Dies
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Something is going on. Something stinks here. Something's raining.
According to The Hill:
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As a retired oilfield training engineer, I have traveled to 38 different countries. I have worked in Russia and China. I have never been in Ukraine but I have been in Romania, which is just across the border. Not once in my travels to these countries has any of their citizens come to me and said, “We love Americans and want them to like us. To promote greater friendship with America, we make American visitors feel welcome. To do so, we give them large sums of money. We would like to give you three million dollars. Yours is in this package.
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