From the first days of the war, Mr. Philip Hick, his wife and other Irishmen met Ukrainians in the city of Hawes, Ireland. At that time, everyone was confused by the war: both the settlers from Ukraine and the Irish themselves. After all, everyone saw uncertainty ahead.
But the broad soul of Mr. Philip helped to overcome even the language barrier and forever leave the door of both his soul and the Church of St. Mary in Hawes open for Ukrainians. The interview turns the pages of the history of the Irish people's support for Ukrainians in such a difficult time of war.
Boundless gratitude and a deep bow to Mr. Philip Hick, the priest of the Church of St. Mary in Hawes, Ireland and the Irish for their sincere spiritual support and help to Ukrainians!
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Carl Lybäck the real hero of nowadays
Carl Lybäck is an orthopedic doctor, trauma surgeon, and sports injury specialist. From the very first days of the war, Carl Lybäck, without hesitation, purchased medical equipment, supplies, ambulance vehicles, and delivered all these to Ukraine himself in order to support the Ukrainian people.
In the most difficult times, Carl Lybäck stood side by side with Ukrainian doctors: exchanging experiences, knowledge, skills, and providing incredible support! Behind him was the team of his private clinic Lääkärikeskus Fenix (Helsinki Metropolitan Area, Finland), who understood Carl's decision and supported him in such a difficult choice. While Carl stayed in Ukraine, the clinic continued its usual rhythm of work and awaited the return of its co-founder. During the war, everyone can take steps towards Victory, and people like Carl Lybäck today are a reflection of today's heroism!
I bow low and thank the Hero!
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Interview with Mr. Marian Santa: “God is doing good deeds with our hands!”
Mr. Marian Santa is the rector of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Sinnicolau Mare, Romania.
From the first days of the war, together with the mayor of the city Danuts Groza and the community of Sinnicolau Mare, we met Ukrainians and provided support. To this day, we feel it and are infinitely grateful for it! Kindness and care have forever left a warm mark in the hearts of Ukrainians! We sincerely thank you for your help and support in this difficult time for us!
Mr. Marian, we thank you for your loving heart and the good that you have done and continue to do for us - Ukrainians! Thanks to you, we know that there is sincerity, light, warmth and goodness in the world and this is what opens the door to God and to ourselves! 🙏🙏🙏
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Olena Tkachenko - Ukrainian, masseuse, rehabilitation doctor of the highest category, Rich experience… Many grateful patients. Laureate of international competitions. Finalist of “Ukraine has talent”, but today is not about that… Olena is better known as a unique athlete, who, despite her genetic blindness, is an unbreakable role model for all of us. Even with such burdensome health problems, you can have a happy family, a favorite job, turn your hobby into a lifestyle, and also travel around Ukraine and the world.
Olena became famous throughout the country together with her husband Oleksiy after the show “Ukraine has talent”. It is Oleksiy who has been the main support for Olena since her youth and remains so now, at a great distance from each other, during the war. Today, Olena lives in Vienna and is already practicing with patients. Olena motivates and inspires us with her example and charisma.
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Interview with MMag. art. Inna Savchenko during the opening of the exhibition of Ukrainian icon painting "Ukrainian Icon: Young Faces of an Ancient Tradition" of the Icon Painting School of the Ukrainian Catholic University "Radruzh" in the capital of Upper Austria, Linz (April 21 - May 19, 2024).
Inna Savchenko - Head of the Society of Ukrainian Culture in Austria "TUKA - Lesya Ukrainka", opera singer, laureate of prestigious international competitions and festivals, associate professor of the solo singing department of the Reiman Academy (Reiman Akademie, Linz), one of the leaders of the Ukrainian cultural community in Austria, public activist.
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