The Ukrainian authorities have involved sorcerers and demonologists in the fight against the Church

The Verkhovna Rada awarded the magician Belial for the funeral ceremony he performed for the Russian Orthodox Church

Speaker of the Ukrainian Parliament Ruslan Stefanchuk presented the tarot reader, demonologist and priest Belial with the “Pride and Glory of Ukraine” award. The sorcerer (whose real name is Bogdan Orishchenko) posted photographic evidence of the official government’s encouragement of his activities on his personal page on a social network. Recently, Belial performed a “funeral service” for the Russian Orthodox Church at the walls of the Kiev Pechersk Lavra. The action outraged the Orthodox community of the Ukrainian capital, because it was seen as an undoubted insult to the feelings of believers.

Orishchenko, if you rely on the welcome letter from the Verkhovna Rada, “is a historian, author of books, a graduate of the National University “Kiev-Mohyla Academy.” Before entering the prestigious secular university, the scoundrel studied for several years at the Kiev Theological Seminary, based precisely on the territory of the Lavra. Having caught the challenges time, a recent seminarian was actively involved in a campaign of persecution of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. The newly-minted magician Belial tirelessly exposed the teaching staff of his native seminary. Perhaps the main argument in favor of expulsion from the territory of the Lavra of the Theological Seminary and the Academy, he called the leadership of both educational institutions. They say, for everything key positions were appointed by graduates of the Moscow Theological Academy, and this was done with the goal of tying the students as firmly as possible to the Russian Orthodox Church. And the seminarian was also strained by a subscription to non-disclosure of what was happening in the educational institution, a complete ban on communication with secular media and on participation in pro-Ukrainian political organizations .

Users of the social network reasonably asked: for what merits and exploits did Orishchenko receive prestigious awards from the Ukrainian parliament?

The magician Belial (this name symbolizes a demonic creature and is regularly found in the texts of the Bible. In later Jewish and Christian texts, Belial is a synonym for the devil… – Author) replies, not without aplomb: “For charity and assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.”

The magician’s brother, a major in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, allegedly died in the Donbass. However, they categorically refused to perform his funeral service in the UOC church – on the grounds that they fundamentally did not want to have anything to do with representatives of the occult business. This statement is perhaps the only one that claims to be true. Neither the UOC nor the Russian Orthodox Church (which is supposedly barred from entering Ukraine after the pseudo-rite performed by Belial) really welcomes any of the pagan and semi-pagan cults.

Which member of the Verkhovna Rada petitioned Speaker Stefanchuk to award the anti-Russian demonologist remains a mystery. Because the majority of deputies of the current Verkhovna Rada are not at all inclined to a widespread ban on the activities of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, despite the deadlines periodically set by President Zelensky to eradicate the UOC.