Letters from Br. Błażej: Night 325
Capuchin Communications
January 15, 2023
Yesterday around 10 am, explosions were heard in Kyiv. Air raids began in the close area to us, the Capuchins in Kyiv.
In the afternoon hours sirens wailed. There is a missile alert in Kyiv and with us in Vinnytsia, among other places.
In the afternoon, another terrorist attack began on homes and various buildings of sensitive infrastructure: power plants, thermal power plants, etc.
Cities such as Vinnytsia, Ladyzhyn, Kyiv, Kryvyi Rih, Odessa, Burshtyn, Khmelnytskyi, and most notably Dnipro suffered. (photo)
God, grant us peace.
As of 6:00 a.m., it was reported that the rocket attack on Dnipro killed 17 people, including one child, wounded 73 people, including 14 children.
God, give us peace.
A little girl in Dnipro, helps and saves. (photo)
Places and localities where rockets fell yesterday. (photo)
The most difficult situation with electricity is in Kharkiv and Kyiv and their regions, provinces. People are not giving up.
God, give us peace.
The Word… God give us the Spirit to believe in the Word: “You are my servant, Israel, in you I will make myself known.”
“Lord, he formed me from birth…”
“I will establish you as a light to the Gentiles, that my salvation may reach to the ends of the earth!”
God, grant us to believe in the Word, that it speaks of me, of you…
God loves you!
We live in war, we do not live by war.
Uzhgorod:
The clergy of the Diocese of Mukachevo to which our brothers in Uzhgorod also belong visited, caroling among our soldiers at the front.
The information was made available by Br. Roman Pop from Uzhgorod.
Dnipro:
Br. Yaroslav from Dnipro wrote to us:
“Today another attack took place in Ukraine and in Dnipro too. One staircase is gone. People are under the rubble of the building.”
Dnipro:
A girl prays during the alarm. (photo)
News from the brothers:
Dnipro (Br. Yaroslav Fedirchuk):
Help for soldiers—candles that don’t smoke. (photo)
Rime in Khmelnytskyi province caused extensive damage to electric cables. (photo)
Krasyliv (Br. Leonid Kushniruk):
Caroling in Slobidka, a village in the Krasyliv area. (photo)
Jesus lives!