SloveniaAn article reports on a cultural and spiritual program organized by the Ukrainian community in Slovenia, specifically for children from Kriveg Rog in Ukraine. The group, led by Galyna Malovšek, spent several days in Slovenia away from the daily realities of war, engaging in activities such as excursions, social gatherings, cultural exchanges, and religious services. The program included visits to Ljubljana’s landmarks, participation in church services at St. Jerome’s Church, and spiritual guidance provided by priests from Poland and Slovenia. The experience was described as a rare opportunity for the children to find peace, reconnect with their identity, and feel the presence of their homeland despite being temporarily away. The article highlights the role of the Križevska Greek Catholic Eparchy in supporting displaced Ukrainian believers in Slovenia.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced account of the humanitarian and cultural efforts made by Slovenian institutions and religious organizations to support Ukrainian children displaced by the war. It does not take a clear ideological stance but rather emphasizes the shared human experience and the roleof
