Andrij Zelinskyj: „Říká se, že ve válce nenajdete ateisty, ale není to pravda. Jsou tady také, setkával jsem se s nimi, můžu vám ukázat, ve kterém zákopu. Ve válce ale nenajdete lidi, kteří by nezměnili své životní priority.“
Andriy Zelinskyy: “They say that you won’t find atheists in war, but it’s not true. They are here too, I’ve met them, I can show you in which trench. But in war you won’t find people who wouldn’t change their life priorities.”

Summary/Abstract: In the midst of war, priorities shift dramatically, as noted by Andrij Zelinskyj, a Ukrainian Greek Catholic priest and military chaplain. He highlights the transformation of life since 2014, with the entire nation becoming a frontline after the 2022 invasion. The resilience of Ukrainians is evident in their ability to adapt and find unity in the face of constant danger. Zelinskyj emphasizes the importance of mental and spiritual support for soldiers, noting the critical role of military chaplains in maintaining morale and humanity. The integration of chaplains into the military structure has evolved, reflecting a broader societal demand for spiritual guidance. This adaptation is crucial for the psychological well-being of soldiers, who must navigate the harsh realities of war while preserving their humanity. The narrative underscores the profound impact of war on personal and national identity, highlighting the need for continuous support and adaptation.

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