According to the neo-fascist EU law a person has a right to death – i.e. suicide by euthanasia. However, he is thus deprived of the right not only to the life on earth but also to eternal life. It used to be a common practice that when a Christian was dying, a priest was called to prepare him for a happy death which would open the way to eternal life for him. Nowadays, the servants of the devil come not only to the dying but also to healthy senior citizens and pressurize them into signing a document which opens the way to hell for them. Euthanasia in the EU now has two dimensions. According to the decision of the Strasbourg Court, practically any person can be killed. This causes the loss of temporal life. The other dimension is the loss of eternal life when a person is deceived into committing assisted suicide.

The European Court of Human Rights ruled (May 2013) that if a healthy person wants to have euthanasia performed, the state must create the conditions. Otherwise it violates the European Convention on Human Rights, namely the right to privacy (Article 8).

Article 2 of the Convention, however, contains an absolute prohibition of intentional deprivation of life by the state. The European Court ignores this prohibition and paves the way for such legislation that will force physicians and pharmacists to participate in homicide. Once such legislation is enacted, they can practically kill anyone because the dead person is no more able to give evidence and say whether he desired it or not.

Lvov (Ukraine), 12 April 2012

Czech Bishops’ Conference (CBC)

The greatest provocation throughout history in relation to God, causing damage to the Catholic Church as a whole, has been the beatification of an apostate and thus also of the spirit of Assisi – the spirit of antichrist. On 1 May 2011, the Pope brought an anathema – God’s curse – both upon himself and upon the Catholic Church.

Lvov, 5 April 2012

The Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate was established by seven bishops of the Ukrainian orthodox Greek-Catholic Church on 5 April 2011.

Lvov (Ukraine), 1 February 2012

Presidents of COE and EU Member States

Members of the European Parliament

The Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate hereby makes a proposal for dissolution of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.

The reason: This Court has denied the sense of its existence and, moreover, acts contrary to its purpose.

21 July 2011

Religious sisters of the Ukrainian orthodox Greek-Catholic Church have their chapel in Lvov on 6, Pluhova St., which is their private property. On Sunday 17 July 2011, another of a series of provocative actions organized by the Redemptorists and apostatical UGCC hierarchy took place in front of the chapel, during which they “sanctified” a cross. This all took place under the leadership of O. Fredyna, until recently chancellor of the Lvov archeparchy. He now holds the new office of a church political instructor of the Lvov City Council. This office is an anachronism since the Church in Ukraine is separated from the state. The main purpose of their action was to defame the orthodox Catholics, to incite the UGCC faithful against them, to arouse religious hatred and, finally, to steal the chapel, which is the private property of the sisters, or at least to prevent celebration of Divine Liturgies in that place. In other words – religious discrimination! The orthodox Catholics, though being publicly defamed during the provocative action, did not repay evil for evil.

On 12^th May 2011, ex-Pope Benedict XVI met with the leaders of Jewish Masonic lodge of B’nai B’rith International which was founded in New York in 1843. Masons, who met with the ex-Pope, were no beginners. Most of the leaders of this Masonic organization went through the final consecration to the Great Architect – Satan (33^rd degree).

In his address the ex-Pope said to them: “There are many ways in which Jews (Masons) and Christians can cooperate for the betterment of the world in accordance with the will of the Almighty for the good of mankind… Yet one of the most important things that we can do together is bear common witness to our deeply-held belief.” The ex-Pope is well aware of whom he speaks to and whom his guests serve.