The
parishes of the Russian Orthodox Church in Europe are facing enormous moral
pressure, but they are coping with it, and parish peace has been maintained,
Vladimir Legoida, official representative for the Russian Orthodox Church told Rossiya
24 TV channel.
"The
situation is not easy, but as far as I know, today, despite all the
difficulties, peace can still be maintained in the parishes, where it could
theoretically be a problem. Of course, it is not easy, also because we realize
what the European media are like today... There is enormous moral pressure on
the ROC parishes, but so far they cope," Legoyda said.
"I
talk to my colleagues, including our MGIMO graduates. They’re telling me that
they have only read it in fiction that there could ever exist such a non-alternatives position: you
cannot say anything to question that mouthpiece of propaganda that describes Russia as hell," Legoyda observed.
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