Russian priest: Constantinople is a sect; those who go to Philaret are not Christians
Vasily Ivanov -
The Patriarchate of Constantinople lost the right to be called the Orthodox Church after it lifted the anathema from the Ukrainian schismatics Philaret and Macarius.
Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin wrote about this in his telegram channel.
“There is no longer such a Church – the Patriarchate of Constantinople.” There is a schismatic sect that has entered into communion with other schismatics - without their repentance and without the decision of the Church from which they broke away. Those who will go to the temples of this sect are no longer Christians,” Chaplin wrote.
He expressed the hope that “the long-term heresies and apostasies of the Phanar” (Patriarchate of Constantinople) will expose all Orthodox Churches at their councils.
“Then they will install a new, Orthodox Patriarch of Constantinople. In the meantime, what is happening is a direct fruit of “reconciliation” with the evil of renovationism. An evil whose source is the Western godless elites and their father, Satan,” Chaplin wrote.
Russian priest: Constantinople is a sect; those who go to Filaret are not Christians.