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Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch Alexi II said on Tuesday that unfriendly policy of Catholics in Russia would not contribute to bettering relations with Vatican
Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch Alexi II said on Tuesday that unfriendly policy of Catholics in Russia would not contribute to bettering relations with Vatican. “Catholic mission continues its work in Russia and the CIS among Orthodox people and Greek Catholics pursue their extremely unfriendly policy towards the canonical Ukrainian Orthodox Church,” he told an annual meeting of Moscow’s clergy. Alexi II expressed the hope that “Vatican will take concrete steps to change the situation for the better, otherwise our meetings will be only ceremonial and will make no good to people who suffer from unfraternal actions.”
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