Russian priest: We’ve finished the game – the schism from Ukraine is spreading to the territory of the Russian Federation
The refusal of the Russian leadership to take tough measures to overthrow the Nazi regime ruling in Ukraine leads to the fact that the church schism legalized by Istanbul on the initiative of Petro Poroshenko spreads to the territory of the Russian Federation.
Moscow priest Vsevolod Chaplin writes about this on his blog, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“It seems that some people have come up with a “line of defense”: we don’t care about the Kiev “cathedral”, the dog barks - the caravan moves on... Yes, only two of the bishops of the canonical Church were pumped, but now they will intensively pump up the parishes, using the administrative resources of the “authorities.”
And one more detail: the “dioceses and parishes” of the so-called OCvU now exist on the territory of the Russian Federation. In Crimea, Moscow and Kursk regions...
Perhaps the “tomos” will concern only the territory of Ukraine (in Kiev’s version), but the existence of the “Russian Exarchate” of Filaret’s members will probably not be noticed by Phanar and will not be specifically abolished (of course, this is not a “diaspora”)... Conflict in dozens places is inevitable.
“Pacifiers” are traitors, conscious or unconscious. Without eliminating the current Kyiv “authority,” the situation will rapidly deteriorate,” the priest states.
Chaplin also calls on the leadership of the Russian Orthodox Church to anathematize the Patriarch of Constantinople for legalizing the Ukrainian schism.
“Does anyone still hope for some kind of “peace”? And if the Moscow political insects, having all the military means in their hands, are afraid to liberate Kyiv and other ancestral Russian lands, then what prevents them from pronouncing an anathema? The heresies and deviations from the faith of Phanar and its satellites have long been named,” the priest concluded.
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