Instead, Iryna Gerashchenko, the first deputy chairman of the Verkhovna Rada, stressed that it is already possible to say that Ukraine received a long-awaited autocephaly. And even though our state is secular, according to Herashchenko, the local church is able to unite the nation. In fact, Constantinople has confirmed autocephaly, so our right to a local church from now on is just a question of a very short time.

MP Ihor Mosiychuk also emphasized that Tomos indeed happens, and independent Ukrainian church will be established. At the same time, the MP added that for him personally it’s not a matter of politics and election campaign, but a matter of life, a struggle for an independent state.

The blogger Ivan Oberemko confessed that he had a really hard time rejoicing some religious issues because of the absolute neutrality to this topic, but in this case, the joy is still there. Why? Because this is another defeat of Russia, what is remarkable is that this defeat happened allegedly at its field, because Moscow has invested in this huge amount of money. Therefore, it is not surprising that the first hysterics, accusations, and threats have already started. And what does the blogger say about it? He says that it makes him happy and inspires.

Blogger and columnist of our edition Tatusya Bo also commented on the news that since last evening couldn’t disappear from the feed of almost every user of Ukrainian segment of the network. She says she fell asleep, woke up, and then the whole Internet literally exploded from everyone drinking and hugging. At first, the blogger thought that it was about Putin’s death, but this was a discussion of Tomos question. Although I confess, both news would be equally happy. If only it could happen in one day, just imagine.
However, one should not forget about security issues in the context of those hysterics and threats that Ivan Oberemko wrote about. Blogger Anton Hodza expressed his hope that Filaret is now protected no worse than the Ukrainian president since sycophants of Moscow church and Russia will definitely look for a way to spoil our celebration.
Journalist Roman Tsymbaliuk is convinced that this historic process will no longer have the way back. And even if the president of Ukraine changes, or, God willing(I add it from myself), the president of Russia will change, the Ukrainian independent church will continue to exist.