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Vladyka, you witnessed the collapse of something everyone thought unshakable. Rome had stood for a thousand years. How do you go on living when stability itself has become a thing of the distant past?

Neutral · Rome
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 15 · View source

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Rome was only a home for countless human hearts. And every heart chose whom it would serve. As long as people loved not the city’s mighty walls or its seemingly limitless power, but God dwelling among them, the city stood. When that love ran dry and nothing remained but pride – everything collapsed in an instant.

Against · Rome
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 15 · View source Philippe de Champaigne · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain Wikipedia
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Vladyka, isn’t it cynical to call earthly life merely a waiting room? Doesn’t that diminish everything God has given us in this life?

Against · earthly life
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 15 · View source
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So Rome fell because of pride?

Neutral · Rome
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 15 · View source
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no one but His Beatitude Metropolitan Onuphry could have steered the ship of the Church through such a difficult period

Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 17 · View source Wikipedia
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the primatial feat of His Beatitude Onuphrius, his courageous stand for the purity of Orthodoxy, and his unwavering faithfulness to the Truth of Christ, which, in the words of the hierarch, serve as a lofty example for the entire Orthodox world

For · Beatitude Onuphrius
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 17 · View source
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But how are we supposed to live in this world, then? Build a home, raise children, work – when all of it can disappear overnight?

Neutral · the world
Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 15 · View source
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the Church does not regard this moment as one of despair, but as a testimony to the victory of life

For · the Church
Romanian Orthodox Patriarchate (Basilica.ro EN) · Aug 14 · View source
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No matter how hard enemies and ‘friends’ may try, I am convinced there is a line His Beatitude Onuphry will never cross. He will not buy temporary peace at the price of departing from the canonical order of the Church, nor will he call something ‘the salvation of the Church’ if it destroys its unity. This is not stubbornness. It is faithfulness to Christ and the responsibility of a Primate before God for the Church entrusted to him

Union of Orthodox Journalists (SPZH) · Aug 17 · View source Wikipedia
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