The disputed wooden church of architectural importance in the village of Musorivtsi of the Ternopil Oblast, has been finally passed to the local community of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyivan Patriarchate.
The instruction in this regard was signed by the deputy head of the regional administration, Andrii Flissak, as a way to try to solve the conflict between two Orthodox communities, the UOC-KP and Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP).
According to 20 Minute news agency 20minut.ua, the church is to be passed to the faithful by June 13 but the community is to sign an agreement on the protection of the monument with the Department of City Development and Architecture of the regional administration. A new brick church, which is not an architectural monument, is left to the UOC-MP.