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Metropolitan Triaditsky Photios: "Pan-Orthodox" Congress of 1923 in Constantinople and its consequences
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Metropolitan Photios Triaditsky
"Pan-Orthodox" Congress of 1923 in Constantinople and its consequences
Before running "fraternize", you need a good understanding of who we are dealing with, including in the "Ecumenical Patriarchate" of Constantinople. Where at the beginning of the twentieth century. on the throne of the Patriarch Meletios IV of illegally dragged, Mason, who "after his consecration developed Masonic activities, wherever he may be in all the time of his turbulent life." After that it is the Patriarchate of Constantinople as the "weak link", became the conductor of ecumenism ... As for us today there is a reasonable question: what is the "five brothers of the Russian Orthodox Church", who secretly prepared "Havana Unia" ..?
English translation:
From Orthodox Life, No. 1, 1994
From Orthodox Life, No. 2, 1994
About the Author: Bishop Photios Triaditsky (Old Calendar Bulgarian Orthodox Church), in the world Siromahov Rosen Dimitrov, born 17/30 June 1956 in Sofia, where in 1981 he graduated from the Theological Academy. Then he continued his studies at Moscow University, graduating with a specialty in classical philology. Intellectual development of Bishop Photios proceeded under the direction of the pupil of Archbishop Seraphim (Sobolev) Archimandrite Seraphim (Alexiev; † 13/26 January 1993), known for his Russian reader written together with Archimandrite Sergius (Yazadzhievym) book "Why Orthodox Christians can not be ecumenical." In 1988, about. Photios was ordained to the priesthood, on 17 January 1993 in Athens, within walking distance from the monastery of Sts. Mucci. Cyprian and Justina had his consecration as bishop for the Bulgarian Old Calendar Christians. Bishop Photios Triaditskogo bears the title - the ancient name of the department Sofia. (Now Metropolitan Photios Triaditsky - Ed.).
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