The Synod of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine determined to take away from the church calendar the day of the reminiscence of the holy Prince Alexander Nevsky, in accordance with the web site of the Synod of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine.
“On February 2, 2024, the common assembly of the Holy Synod of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Orthodox Church of Ukraine) occurred within the Synodal Corridor of the Metropolitan Home – residence of the Primate of the Orthodox Church within the Mikhailovsky Golden Dome Monastery in Kyiv. The assembly was attended by all members of the Synod”, it’s acknowledged on the web site of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine.
On the proposal of the Synodal Calendar Fee of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, it was determined: “To take away from the church calendar of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine the day of reminiscence of the Holy Prince Alexander of Novgorod (Nevsky), within the scheme (in monasticism) Alexy, November 23. To established November 23 as an extra day to commemorate the venerable Alexander (c. 430), and to incorporate it within the church calendar of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine.