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General information about Mala Soltanivka

The village of Mala Soltanivka is located west of Vasylkiv.

The name was derived from the noble surname Soltan, of which the Orthodox Metropolitan Yosyp II Soltan of Kyiv is the most famous. The village was first mentioned in 1581, when it was owned by Ivan Soltan.

Село Мала Солтанівка розташоване на захід від Василькова.

Назву отримало від дворянського прізвища Солтан, з яких найбільш відомий православний митрополит Київський Йосип II Солтан. Вперше село згадується в 1581 році, коли ним володів Іван Солтан.

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Tourist attractions and museums of Mala Soltanivka

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Saint John's Monastery

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The Saint John's Monastery in Mala Soltanivka was founded in 2004 at the expense of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad in honor of John of Kronshtadt. Part of this church united with the Moscow Patriarchate in 2007, but the monastery in Mala Soltanivka is being built by the part that does not recognize this union.

The Saint John's Monastery is the largest monastery of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad (ROCOR) in the world. After the construction is completed, it will be the largest in Ukraine. Currently, there are 6 churches here, as well as a male and female hermitage. The monastery is modern and everything is modern in it: building materials, furniture, and computers.

Currently, the Security Service of Ukraine, at the request of a deputy, is conducting a pre-trial investigation into the high treason of the Saint John's Monastery in Mala Soltanivka.

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