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Based on 8 verified sources covering Myanmar:

Filaret breaks with Ukrainian autocephalous Church. Epifanyj closer to Greek Catholics The Patriarch Emeritus concerned by lack of attention to him and fears the new president Volodymyr Zelensky. [1]

Autocephalous Ukrainian Church: a history that has lasted for 100 years (Overview) The new Church in Kiev fulfills a dream already attempted in 1919, blocked by Soviet events. A victory for Filaret, patriarch of Kiev, excommunicated by Moscow. [2]

The Ecumenical Patriarchate postpones final decision on Ukrainian autocephaly The Synod of Constantinople confirms the will to grant it, perhaps in November. The condition: an agreement between the Orthodox traditions present in Ukraine. [3]

In Kiev, Unification Council of the autocephalous Orthodox Church (Video) The Council will be held tomorrow. [4]

Russian parishes in Turkey, the patriarchal projects of Poroshenko The Russian faithful in Turkey no longer have churches where to go to pray because there are only churches of the "schismatic patriarchate". [5]

Alexander, a bishop of the Moscow Patriarchate, supports autocephaly for the Kyiv Patriarchate In an interview with Levyj Bereg, the prelate expressed his support for the independence of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. [6]

Full official text of Ukrainian Tomos. Primacy of Constantinople over Kiev Published on the website of the Patriarchate of Constantinople. The leading role of the ecumenical patriarch is the cause of the break with Moscow. [7]

Aquí está el texto oficial del Tomos ucraniano. El primado de Constantinopla, por encima de Kiev Fue publicado en el sitio del Patriarcado de Constantinopla. El rol directivo del patriarca ecuménico es la causa de la ruptura con Moscú. [8]

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