In compliance with martial law regulations, the exhibits at the Lviv Museum of the History of Religion were disassembled, and the displayed objects were carefully stored in a secure location. However, due to limited funding and the risk of potential damage during transportation, we were unable to relocate all of them, particularly the large-scale sculptures and installations. Most importantly, two burials remained in the museum: a group burial dating back to the Spherical Amphora Culture of the 3rd millennium BC and a paired burial from the Vysotska Culture of the 10th–11th centuries BC.

On June 27, 2012, the Lviv Museum of the History of Religion presented the exhibition “Those Who Saved the World”, which tells the story of the rescue of Jews by the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church during the Second World War.

The organizers of this action were the Sheptytskyi brothers - Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church Andrei and Archimandrite Klymentii.