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THE CROSS OF PEACE
Created from the “ashes of war,” this installation, which represents Ukraine in the world of high art, transcends national and religious boundaries. The Cross of Peace unites the symbolism of Orthodoxy, Catholicism, and Protestantism, carrying special meaning in the context of church divisions dating back to the Great Schism of 1054.
Dimensions: 4 m | 13 feet high
Gross Weight: ~700 kg
Provenance
The Author: Sergey Melnikoff (MFF) in collaboration with Ukrainian welder Victor Bielchyk.
The installation was created in Odesa, Ukraine, in 2024, during a critical phase of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Owner and Seller: The Soul of Ukraine Foundation, Inc. — a U.S.-based charitable public corporation registered under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
A 501(c)(3) tax-deductibility certificate is issued to the purchaser, allowing the full amount expended to be written off for U.S. federal tax purposes.
The Cross of Peace installation with the Golden Crucifix in Kharkiv, set against the backdrop of a lyceum destroyed by the Russian army in 2022.
Photo by Sergey Bobok, France-Presse
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A Sculpture with a Thousand Voices
Every inch of the Cross of Peace is dense with meaning. It is a polyphonic work that speaks to individual grief and collective memory:
- The Vertical and Horizontal Beams: Created from salvaged pipes pulled from the rubble of Ukrainian homes in Kharkiv and Odesa, these elements testify to the civilians who lived and died beneath them. They are not simply structural; they are sacred vessels of remembrance.
- The Gold-Covered Savior: Standing atop an embedded artillery shell—representing evil—this radiant Christ shines with both literal and metaphorical light. The blood-red enamel wound at his side evokes divine suffering, while his golden form speaks of eternity.
- The Four Ends of the Cross: Symbolizing the unity of Christianity’s major branches—Orthodoxy, Catholicism, and Protestantism—this sculptural innovation defies the Great Schism of 1054. In an age of bitter division, Melnikoff proposes reconciliation not through theology, but through art.
- Tram Rails and Anti-Tank Obstacles: Supporting the entire sculpture are tram rails forged in 1946, later salvaged from a missile-struck depot in Kharkiv. Their transformation into a spiritual foundation reflects the unbroken will of a nation under siege.
- Symbolic Elements: A rushnyk—a ritual towel in Ukrainian tradition—hangs from the crossbeam, linking the living with the dead. A bronze bell bears the Latin phrase, “Vocem Meam Audit Qui Me Tangit”—”Whoever touches me will hear my voice.” Steps of howitzer shells name the cities erased by war: Mariupol, Bucha, Bakhmut, Maryinka. And from a split artillery shell, a crystal scarlet rose rises—a poignant image of fragile beauty reborn from brutality.
- The Spear of Longinus: Crafted from bomb fragments, this spear gleams with gold and nickel, surrounded by 106 candle-like flames. Its inclusion completes the transformation of the tools of war into sacred relics of peace.
“For the Love of Humanity” vs. “For the Love of God”
In discussions of the sculpture, comparisons have inevitably emerged with Damien Hirst’s infamous For the Love of God—a platinum skull encrusted with 8,601 diamonds and priced at $100 million. While Hirst’s skull grapples with mortality through the lens of opulence and spectacle, Melnikoff’s Cross of Peace addresses it through transcendence and sacrifice. Where Hirst glorifies the glittering inevitability of death, Melnikoff elevates the dignity of those who resist it. As The Ukrainian Review aptly puts it, Hirst’s work is for individual contemplation; Melnikoff’s is for collective salvation. The contrast is more than aesthetic—it is philosophical. For the Love of Humanity is not just the sculpture’s subtitle, but its central ethic. It is a call to serve, not to dazzle.
A collage features Pope Francis, former head of the Catholic Church and sovereign of Vatican City, alongside Sergey Melnikoff, the author of the Cross of Peace installation with the Golden Crucifix, set against the backdrop of the artwork.
In response to an appeal from the Board of Trustees of the Soul of Ukraine, an International Charitable Foundation, regarding the majestic sculpture The Cross of Peace—created for the first time since the Great Schism of 1054 in the traditions of Catholicism, Protestantism, and Orthodoxy—Pope Francis called on all Christians to celebrate Easter on the same day, regardless of denomination.
The Cross of Peace by Sergey Melnikoff
A Global Symbol of Harmony and Unity
By William Beischel
Author’s Note:
This article is based on materials from The Ukrainian Review, direct statements by Ukrainian art critics and cultural figures, and the visual-symbolic language embedded in Sergey Melnikoff’s sculpture. The Cross of Peace stands as a profound example of how art can respond to violence—not with despair, but with redemption.
In the Heart of a War-Torn Nation, a Monumental Sculpture Rises—Not as a Monument to Victory, but as a Plea for Peace.
Standing four meters tall and nearly a ton in weight, the Cross of Peace is unlike any crucifixion ever created. Its gilded figure of Christ does not hang in agony, but radiates serenity. His body, fashioned from 20,000 shards of war—fragments of artillery shells and exploded bombs—gleams with 999.9 pure gold. His gaze is not mournful but calm, confident in the ultimate triumph of good over evil. This is not merely religious iconography. It is a spiritual manifesto forged in the fire of modern conflict.
The man behind this extraordinary work is Sergey Melnikoff, an American photographer and artist of Ukrainian origin, known in the art world by his initials, MFF. Working in collaboration with Ukrainian metallurgist Viktor Bielchyk, Melnikoff has turned the detritus of war into a visionary installation that blends history, symbolism, and defiance.
“Each element of this sculpture tells a story,” says Melnikoff, standing beside the gleaming cross during a rare moment of quiet in Ukraine. “This is art as witness. Art as prayer. Art as resistance.”
— We witnessed people kneeling before the Crucifix, which seemed to have been drawn from the very heart of Sergey Melnikoff. This must be the highest form of recognition for an artist—when people bow in reverence before his creation.
— Mariia Universaliuk, official photographer of the Cross of Peace project
A Sacred Anatomy of Destruction
At first glance, The Cross of Peace is breathtaking. But look closer, and its components begin to speak. The vertical and horizontal beams of the cross are salvaged pipes from residential buildings in Kharkiv and Odesa—buildings leveled in missile strikes, homes where entire families once lived and died. Each pipe has been preserved in its damaged state, a reminder that destruction cannot erase memory.
Supporting the sculpture is a stylized anti-tank obstacle constructed from 1946 tram rails—rescued from a Kharkiv depot bombed by Russian forces. These rails, forged in the legendary Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, evoke Ukraine’s industrial past and the indomitable spirit of its present.
Beneath the golden figure of Christ lies an unexploded artillery shell, its warhead embedded like a foundation of evil beneath His feet. To Melnikoff, it is the axis of humanity’s darkest instinct—subjugated, but never forgotten.
“We wanted the cross to contain real war within it,” Bielchyk explains. “So we used it, quite literally.”
This is the best Jesus I have ever seen. He embodies the confidence in the victory of good over evil, and his image brings joy and happiness.
I admire this image. It combines kindness, peace, wisdom, and bliss. Its message is to do good and never look back. This is truly genius!
Usually, Jesus’ face reflects suffering, but that is only the depiction of pain. In this face, there is majesty, serenity, strength of spirit, and the infinity of life.
I am in awe.
— Ludmila Leukhina
Art Beauty Industry BIOTECH, Ukraine
Reclaiming Faith Amid Ruin
More than a symbol of suffering, Melnikoff’s Christ radiates poise and timelessness. His loincloth is a woven Ukrainian rushnyk—a ceremonial towel that traditionally binds the living to the dead. Draped across the crossbeam is a weathered bronze bell etched with an image of the Virgin Mary and a Latin phrase: Vocem Meam Audit Qui Me Tangit — “Whoever touches me will hear my voice.”
This is where the sculpture’s message deepens. Every corner of The Cross of Peace intertwines art with theology, spirituality with statehood. It deliberately unites the three main branches of Christianity—Orthodoxy, Catholicism, and Protestantism—across the four termini of the cross. In doing so, Melnikoff critiques the 1,000-year-old division of Christendom known as the Great Schism.
“This is not a religious work,” Melnikoff insists, “but a human one.”
Perhaps the most haunting detail lies at the foot of the sculpture: a rusted artillery shell cracked open to reveal a scarlet glass rose on a golden stem, stretching toward the feet of Christ. It’s a vision of fragile hope rooted in the soil of devastation.
Sergey Melnikoff (right) and Viktor Bielchyk present the Spear of Longinus, surrounded by lit church candles—an integral element of the installation.
Photo by Mariia Universaliuk
Art That Walks Through War
The sculpture’s journey across Ukraine in 2025 was nothing short of a miracle. Displayed in city squares and churches under threat of air raid sirens and missile attacks, the Cross of Peace became not only a cultural event but a national vigil. In a time of destruction, this sculpture became a mobile sanctuary.
In the village of Pidhirtsi, at the Basilian Monastery of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, The Cross of Peace will receive its final blessing. On February 14, 2025, Reverend Father Porfiry will consecrate the piece inside the Church of the Annunciation, an act that echoes centuries of religious tradition—and spiritual renewal.
“My people are still suffering,” says Academician Mykhailo Saliuta, one of Ukraine’s leading cultural scholars. “But this sculpture is a sign that the end of suffering is possible. It reminds us that faith is not abstract—it’s forged in action.”
The “Cross of Peace” with the Golden Crucifix of the Savior of Ukraine in the city of Brovary, a satellite of Kyiv.
Photo by Mariia Universaliuk
For the Love of Humanity
In a 2007 artistic statement, British conceptual artist Damien Hirst unveiled For the Love of God—a platinum skull encrusted with over 8,000 diamonds. It was beautiful, provocative, and sold for $100 million. Critics called it a meditation on mortality. Others saw vanity in sparkle.
Melnikoff offers a reply, not with words, but with his sculpture’s subtitle: For the Love of Humanity.
Where Hirst fixated on individual death and glamour, Melnikoff turns to collective trauma—and resurrection. His sculpture is not for private collectors. It is not locked behind museum glass. It is touched by ordinary people in battered towns. It rings with the sound of bells and is lit by the flicker of 106 candles arranged around the symbolic Spear of Longinus, whose golden point gleams with redemption, not violence.
The “Cross of Peace” will receive its final blessing at the Basilian Monastery in Pidhirtsi. On February 14, 2025, Reverend Father Porfiry will consecrate the sculpture inside the Church of the Annunciation, honoring centuries-old tradition and spiritual renewal.
Photo by Mariia Universaliuk
A Living Legacy
The Cross of Peace is not static. It evolves with the memory of those who encounter it. People weep at its base, touch the bell, leave flowers at the scarlet rose. In a century of drone warfare, disappearing villages, and displaced nations, this sculpture challenges us to confront suffering with transcendence.
It is a crucifix not bound by any one creed or culture. It is made from the same metal that took lives, now forged into a vessel for healing.
And as it travels through Ukraine—and soon, perhaps, beyond—it carries with it a single message:
Even in war, we can choose peace.
The “Cross of Peace” with the Golden Crucifix in the city of Ivano-Frankivsk.
Photo by Mariia Universaliuk
A Word from the Art Historian
By Dr. Miroslav Vantuch
The sculptural composition Cross of Peace with its Golden Crucifix stands as one of the most significant and symbolically profound works of contemporary art. It embodies the eternal struggle between good and evil, life and death, and, most importantly, the unity of humankind in the pursuit of peace. Through bold artistic vision and exceptional craftsmanship, Sergey Melnikoff has created a work destined to become part of the cultural heritage not only of Ukraine but of the global community.
In an era when armed conflicts continue to devastate lives, the Cross of Peace serves as a powerful reminder that faith and art can act as catalysts for healing and reconciliation.
Undoubtedly, given its historical resonance within the Christian world and its profound symbolic weight, the Cross of Peace is poised to be recognized alongside the greatest masterpieces of the Renaissance.
Equally significant is the fact that all proceeds from the sale of the sculpture will be directed to charitable causes, rendering this project not only a symbol of hope but also a tangible contribution to the future of Ukraine and the broader global community.
The world gazes in awe at the Seventh Wonder—born in Ukraine!
Sergey Melnikoff presents the assembled sculpture of the crucified Christ before it is sent for gilding using the electroplating method. The life-sized figure, roughly the height of a short adult, was crafted from 20,000 fragments of artillery shells and mines, with a total weight of approximately 25 kilograms.
Photo by Mariia Universaliuk
The “Cross of Peace” installation with the Golden Crucifix in Kharkiv, set against the backdrop of a lyceum destroyed by the Russian army in 2022.
Photo by MFF
The Cross of Peace
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USD 2,000,000 — 3,000,000
The Cross of Peace installation, featuring a crucified Christ figure, is crafted from 20,000 small fragments of artillery shells and mines gathered from Ukrainian fields and plated in 999.9-purity gold. Owing to its profound significance for the Christian world, art historians have likened the Cross of Peace to the great masterpieces of the Renaissance.
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THE TEAM BEHIND THE CREATION OF THE GRAND CROSS OF PEACE INSTALLATION CROWNED WITH THE GOLDEN CRUCIFIX
Left to right: ✦ Bohdan Shumeiko — web developer behind the digital platforms of the Soul of Ukraine, an International Charitable Foundation. ✦ Bohdan Universaliuk — a young Odesa native who openly condemns the missile strikes that rain down on his beloved city. ✦ Sergey Melnikoff, a.k.a. MFF — an American of Cossack heritage, unwavering in his devotion to the legacy and future of his ancestral homeland. ✦ Kristina Hoiman — marketing expert, strategic advisor, and generous sponsor of the Foundation. ✦ Olexander Kostetsky — founder of the IT company Recklama and a personal patron of Sergey Melnikoff’s artistic endeavors. ✦ Mariia Khakirova — the creative spirit and indispensable force behind the Foundation’s online presence. ✦ Victor Bielchyk — a master welder who reveals warmth and artistry in the cold austerity of metal. ✦ Mariia Universaliuk — through her lens, we follow the moving journey of the Cross of Peace sculpture, crowned by the Golden Crucifix, as it travels across towns and villages of Ukraine. ✦ Each of these individuals is a volunteer of the Soul of Ukraine Foundation and has been honored for their outstanding commitment and service.
— The Great Procession of the Golden Crucifix is a sign of the end of our people's suffering.
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A powerful presentation of the 'Cross of Peace' installation in Ukraine, set against the backdrop of ongoing Russian bombings — Captured by Mariia Universaliuk
In the first half of 2025, the monumental sculptural composition Cross of Peace, crowned with a Golden Crucifix, was solemnly displayed across Ukraine. For the first time in the history of world art, a work of such scale—nearly a ton in weight—was exhibited publicly amidst a brutal war, under the constant threat of Russian aerial and missile assaults. This act became not only a cultural milestone, but a profound symbol of spiritual resilience and national defiance.
Kaharlyk | World Premiere
January 23, 2025
The heroic journey of the unique contemporary art installation The Cross of Peace, crowned with a Golden Crucifix and already unofficially hailed by many as the new Seventh Wonder of the World, began under Russian bombings with its world premiere on January 23, 2025, in the welcoming town of Kaharlyk near Kyiv.
Rzhyshchiv | On the banks of the Dnipro River
January 25–27, 2025
In times of the greatest trials, Ukrainians not only make history — they create symbols that will inspire generations to come. The Cross of Peace is Ukraine’s voice calling for humanity, peace, and light. These photographs capture the dedicated work of volunteers from the International Charitable Foundation Soul of Ukraine: Viktor Bielchyk, Mariia Universaliuk, and Ardavazd Eksuzian.
Brovary | The Eastern Gateway to Kyiv
January 30–31, 2025
As air raid sirens echo and explosions shake the ground, a powerful symbol of resilience and hope travels across Ukraine. This is the Cross of Peace—a monumental sculpture hailed as a modern Seventh Wonder of the World.
At its heart stands Christ the Savior, crafted from over 20,000 fragments of shells and mines collected from the frontlines. Each piece remains in its original war-torn form, covered in pure 999.9 gold, radiating both majesty and meaning.
Exhibited under the threat of ongoing attacks, this artwork is a bold Ukrainian statement to the world—a fusion of pain, faith, and the unbreakable human spirit.
Boryspil | The Air Gateway to Kyiv
February 7–8, 2025
— We are deeply moved by the "Cross of Peace" installation created by the talented American artist of Cossack heritage. This remarkable work stands as a true symbol of faith, hope, and peace. The addition of the bell "Voice of the Blessed Virgin Mary" brings even greater depth and spiritual resonance to the installation. We are confident that this masterpiece will leave a lasting impression on everyone who sees it.
Our sincere thanks to the artists for their dedication and inspiration—and for including Boryspil in their tour across Ukrainian cities.
— Families of missing and captured Ukrainian soldiers.
Ivano-Frankivsk | THE SAVIOR IN GALICIA
February 9–10, 2025
— Before you lies a unique photo report — a confession in images. These are vivid, piercing testimonies of how pain can become a prayer, and tears — a silent cry to the heavens.
Maria Universaluk has captured more than just Ukrainian women. She has captured their souls.
They do not ask for wealth, do not dream of peace, do not await happiness.
They pray. Not for themselves, but for those now walking the razor’s edge between life and death.
Their husbands, sons, fathers, grandsons… They are there, on the front lines — in the hell of war, where every morning could be the last. And the mothers, wives, and sisters stand beside the "Cross of Peace," holding onto it as their last hope.
"Save and protect…" — these trembling words rest on their lips, caught in parched throats.
They gaze upward, but see only a gray sky — the sky into which their prayers have dissolved.
And if you still have tears left — look into these eyes.
And allow your soul to weep.
— MFF
Vinnytsia | Everyone has gone to the front
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Vinnytsia met us with silent streets and deserted squares.
It seemed one could have placed a sign next to the installation: “Everyone has gone to the front.”
A solitary patriot performing the National Anthem of Ukraine, volunteers from the Soul of Ukraine Foundation, and local television crews taking turns — this is how Mariia Universaliuk captured the soul of the city through her camera lens.
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March 4, 2025
— Under Bombs? Then Let It Be Under Bombs!
I installed the sculptural composition "Cross of Peace" with the Golden Crucifix on the border of Mordor.
The outpost became a small town in the Kharkiv region — Bohodukhiv.
Lacking the moral right to send the foundation’s volunteers to the front line — into the path of Russian bombs, where good battles evil —
I went to Bohodukhiv myself.
— MFF
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March 5, 2025
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Guardians of Hope | Our Volunteers
— Amidst the solemn silence of war, the "Cross of Peace" with its Golden Crucifix rises — a symbol of prayer, resilience, and unity.
Behind this sacred installation stands a team of tireless volunteers from The "Soul of Ukraine". With every step of its journey across the country, they carry more than logistics — they carry the weight of memory, grief, and hope.
From dawn to dusk, they assemble, guide, and protect the installation, ensuring that thousands can come to touch it, to pray, to weep. Each photo in this story captures not just their work — but their calling.
These volunteers are more than helpers. They are guardians of faith. Messengers of light in a time of darkness.
They do not seek recognition.
They serve — quietly, steadfastly, from the soul.
— MFF
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✦ Lenta | У центрі міста презентували «Хрест Миру»
✦ UkrLive | Золоте Розп’яття на «Хресті Миру» прибуває до Вінниці
✦ 33-й Новини | Золоте Розп’яття на «Хресті Миру» прибуває до Вінниці
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✦ Остров | У центрі Вінниці поставили «Хрест Миру»
✦ Файне місто Вінниця | У Вінниці поставили «Хрест Миру» з тисячі уламків снарядів
✦ Вінниця. Довідник твого міста | У Вінниці поставили «Хрест Миру»
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✦ Суспільне | У Вінниці презентували інсталяцію “Хрест Миру”
✦ Вінниця.Info | У Вінниці поставили «Хрест Миру»
✦ Вінниця.Info | У центрі Вінниці презентують «Хрест Миру» із Золотим Розп’яттям
✦ Місто | «Хрест Миру» у Вінниці: інсталяція з уламків снарядів
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✦ Релігійно-інформаційна служба України | «Хрест миру» подорожує Україною: два дні він перебуває в Івано-Франківську
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✦ Force News | В Івано-Франківськ прибув “Хрест Миру”
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✦ Івано-Франківське обласне телебачення “Галичина” | “Хрест Миру” в Івано-Франківську
✦ ТВ “Галичина” | “Хрест Миру” в Івано-Франківську
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✦ Укрінформ | В Івано-Франківську 9 лютого показали інсталяцію “Хрест Миру”
✦ Showtime | В Івано-Франківську виставлять Хрест Миру
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✦ Еспресо | У Івано-Франківську показали “Хрест Миру”
✦ Суспільне | У Франківську презентували інсталяцію “Хрест Миру”
✦ Правий Берег | В Івано-Франківськ привезли “Хрест Миру”
✦ List | Хрест Миру із Золотим Розп’яттям у місті Івано-Франківськ
✦ UaZmi | У Франківську презентували інсталяцію, виготовлену з уламків снарядів
✦ Громадське Місце Івано-Франківськ | Сергій Мельникофф
✦ Рубрика | У Франківську презентували інсталяцію “Хрест Миру”
✦ Репортер | До Івано-Франківська приїхав «Хрест Миру»
✦ Галицький кореспондент | До Франківська привезли Хрест Миру з уламків снарядів
✦ ПІК | До Івано-Франківська привезли «Хрест Миру»
✦ Місто | До Івано-Франківська приїхав «Хрест Миру»
✦ Інформатор | “Рятівник України” та “Хрест Миру” в Івано-Франківську
✦ Versii | У Франківську біля ратуші виставили Хрест Миру
✦ Pravda | У Франківську встановили унікальний “Хрест Миру”
✦ MyNewsUa.com | У Вінниці встановлять інсталяцію “Хрест Миру”
✦ Інформатор | У Івано-Франківську “Хрест Миру”
✦ Firtka | В Івано-Франківську виставлять “Хрест Миру”
✦ Pravda | У Франківськ привезуть унікальний “Хрест Миру”
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✦ MyNewsUa.com | До Франківська привезуть “Хрест Миру”
✦ Ратуша | В Івано-Франківськ привезуть унікальний “Хрест Миру”
✦ Вінниця.Info | У центрі Вінниці презентують «Хрест Миру»
✦ Pressa | В Івано-Франківську виставлять “Хрест Миру”
✦ Galka | До Франківська привезуть “Хрест Миру”
✦ Kurs | До Франківська привезуть “Хрест Миру”
✦ Місто | До Франківська привезуть особливий “Хрест Миру”
✦ Івано-Франківська міська рада | “Хрест Миру” вже дорогою до Івано-Франківська
✦ Західний кур’єр | В Івано-Франківську презентують “Хрест Миру”
✦ Офіційний сайт міста Івано-Франківська | До Івано-Франківська йде “Хрест Миру”
✦ ТРС Бориспіл | “Хрест Миру” у Борисполі
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✦ ТРС Бориспіл | “Хрест Миру” у Борисполі
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✦ Броварська міська рада | Показ інсталяції «Хрест Миру»
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✦ Рупор Київщини | У Бориспіль привезуть інсталяцію «Хрест Миру»
✦ Вести | У Бориспіль привезуть “Хрест Миру”
✦ Вести | У Бориспіль привезуть “Хрест Миру”
✦ Нова Доба | “Хрест Миру” встановлять у Кагарлику
✦ Київщина 24/7 | У Кагарлик сьогодні привезуть «Хрест Миру»
✦ Хроніки Обухова | На Обухівщину привезуть “Хрест Миру”
✦ Хроніки Обухова | Всеукраїнський тур “Хрест Миру” із золотим Розп’яттям розпочався з Обухівщини
✦ Кагарлицька міська рада | “Хрест Миру” із Золотим Розп’яттям в Кагарлику!
✦ Кагарлицька міська рада | До Кагарлика і Ржищева привезуть композицію “Хрест Миру”
✦ Кагарлицька міська рада | Всеукраїнський тур “Хрест Миру” із Золотим Розп`яттям стартував із Кагарлика
✦ Це Вінниця, Друже! | У Вінниці відкриється інсталяція “Хрест Миру”
✦ Телеканал Вita ТБ | У Вінницю везуть Золоте Розп’яття
✦ Радіо “Місто над Бугом” | У Вінниці встановлять інсталяцію “Хрест Миру”
✦ Ржищівська Громада | Золота статуя Христа Спасителя
✦ Обухів Новини Міста | Всеукраїнський тур Хрест Миру із золотим Розп’яттям Ісуса Христа розпочався з Обухівщини
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