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Chaplain Volodymyr Ovsiienko: "Most often fighters ask us to pray for their families. Well, and to return home" Skilful Ukrainian chaplain in this war is a man of many functions. In addition to the tasks assigned to him by God, the chaplain works for the military unit where he serves. 2 340 2 
Oleksii Sokil: "When it is shouted that military needs rehabilitation, I say: society needs it, which must be taught to accept veterans and people with disabilities" Oleksii Sokil is a veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian war. He started his military career as a volunteer fighter in 2014. He was a paramedic and an anti-tank platoon commander. In the summer of 2016, near Marinka, he was seriously wounded - a bullet went through his heart. After long treatment and difficult rehabilitation, he decided to become a palliative care chaplain for war veterans. 8 461 15 
Chaplain Viktor Shpot: "Commandment "Thou shalt not kill" in war? But every man has sacred obligation to protect his family..." The chaplain will soon turn 60 and has been at war since 2014. Now Shpot and his brigade are in the Pokrovsk sector. We’ll talk about this earthly hell later, but first we need to find out the "materiel". 5 138 37 
Military chaplain Kateryna Semenyuk: "One woman from Izyum told what happened during occupation and said: "I don’t believe that even maniac could do such thing. Demons did it" Recalling the first day of Russia’s full-scale invasion, my interlocutor says that she gave birth to her son just a couple of hours after the Russians launched the first missiles. But the very next day, staying with the child in the basement of the hospital, which served as a bomb shelter, she arranged for the arrival of trucks with humanitarian aid by phone. This is how the mother of five first became a volunteer and later joined the military chaplaincy corps. 23 649 40 Previously in trend: War 
Chaplain Oleh Usatiuk: “There are no godless people at war. Everybody prays in a trench under Grad shelling.” On the Catholic Christmas Eve, Censor.NET posts interview about how courage and fear, drinking and God get along at the front line. 31 846 55 
