The official representative of the schismatic Orthodox Church of Ukraine (OCU), Evstraty Zorya, commented on the anti-Christian performance that took place in Paris during the opening of the 2024 Olympics.
In his blog on the Glavkom website, the schismatic metropolitan said that Ukrainians should not turn away from Europe, in which Satanism began to flourish.
Zorya urged Ukrainian believers to keep up with the West, despite the blasphemy that occurred in France, because "Ukraine has no other allies."
In the comments to this statement, many social media users note that this position has nothing to do with Christianity. It turns out that even the Antichrist himself can be justified for money and weapons.
At the same time, it is worth recalling that even in Muslim countries they were outraged by the blasphemy in Paris. THUS, the Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned the French ambassador, who protested about insulting the Prophet Isa at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games.
The opening ceremony of the OI-2024 was held in Paris on Friday evening, July 26. The most negative reaction in the world was caused by the show of transvestites who portrayed Jesus Christ and his apostles at the Last Supper.
Earlier, EADaily reported that conservative circles in the West regarded the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris as evidence of the collapse of civilization and Christian culture in Western Europe.

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