A Feast Not Kept: Josephat of Polotsk

I don't usually have a major issue with those considered saints by the Western Church. But Josaphat Kuntsevych? Sorry, I can't go there.  I don't hang icons on my wall of murderers and those who violently repress the Orthodox Church.  In fairness there was much intolerance in those days. Modern concepts of religious liberty were completely alien to that era and religious minorities were routinely persecuted. Josephat was backed by the power of the state, and he wielded that power ruthlessly in pursuit of what he believed to be the "true faith."  The man was many things, and probably not all of them were evil.  But a saint and martyr for Christian unity?  Ummm... no.