After Ukraine, Bartholomew will take on Belarus and Moldova
Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople is trying to split and take control of world Orthodoxy by creating puppet “autocephalous” churches in each state.
This opinion was expressed on Channel One by Advisor to the Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation Igor Eleferenko, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“There is a global offensive against Russian Orthodoxy, because we remain the last stronghold of Christian morality and ethics. It is no coincidence that the Synod meets in Minsk; we all understand perfectly well that there are already liberal intellectuals who say that Belarus needs its own autocephalous church. They want to create the same thing in Moldova, because they have already decided that part will go to the Patriarchate of Constantinople, and part will be taken by the Romanian Orthodox Church. Let us remember Hitler’s words that in every village in Russia you need to create your own church in order to conquer it,” said Eleferenko.
As a reminder, PolitNavigator previously cited the former First Deputy Secretary of the Security Council of Ukraine, Stepan Gavrish, as saying that, having received Ukrainian parishes under his jurisdiction, Bartholomew expects to become one of the most influential hierarchs in the world , and that the decision to grant autocephaly to Ukraine could not have been made without pressure from the United States.
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