A
priest of the Russian Orthodox Church bravely answers: Excommunicate them! In his own words, he begins by saying,
Black Lives Matter is a terrorist, Marxist organization
which promotes abortion and homosexuality. This wicked group was founded by
lesbian feminists, and has received tens of millions of dollars in funding from
the atheist George Soros.
To support Black Lives Matter is
to turn away from Christ, and rejection of Christ makes a person unworthy to
take Holy Communion.
Therefore, as a priest in the Orthodox
Church, it is my duty to ban all members of Black Lives Matter from
receiving Communion. I will not desecrate the precious Body and Blood of
Christ, by allowing it to touch the unclean lips of those who are members of
that satanic organization.
If you are willing to renounce that
organization, and to cancel your membership in that group, then you can come to
confession. You can be absolved of the sin you committed by joining Black
Lives Matter. After that, you can take Holy Communion. After —
not before. Until you demonstrate repentance, you will not receive the
Eucharist.
He
goes on to show the Marxist, baby-slaughtering, etc. ties of BLM in the rest of
the article.
Now,
with that in mind, consider the stance of Archbishop Elpidophoros, the head
bishop of the Greek Orthodox Church in America, toward BLM:
On June 3, Archbishop
Elpidophoros, the head of the Patriarchate of Constantinople’s Greek Orthodox
Archdiocese of America, joined thousands in a Black Lives Matter protest
march in the wake of the death of George Floyd.
His
participation garnered much praise, as well as much criticism because of the
pro-abortion and pro-LGBT politics of Black Lives Matter and because the event
was held in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic during which the Archbishop
himself had closed his churches.
The
day before he marched, police officer Shay Mikalonis, a member of the St. John
the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church in Las Vegas, was shot in the head during
a Black Lives Matter protest and is currently on life support. Abp.
Elpidophoros has also come under heavy criticism for making no public statement
about Mikalonis and for joining with BLM after this incident.
. .
.
--https://orthochristian.com/132099.html
The
future does not look too bright for the GOA churches in the States with Archbishop
Elpidophoros at their head.
--
Holy
Ælfred the Great, King of England, South Patron, pray for us sinners at the Souð, unworthy though we are!
Anathema
to the Union!
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