Greek public opinion at the mercy of ecumenistic madness

Parakatathikos | April 28, 2025

 

On the occasion of the death of Pope Francis and what followed, in the mass media of our country [of Greece], we witnessed exaggerations and extremities that were neither accidental nor spontaneous.

A journalist even characterized the Pope as a God-man!

Orthodox (supposedly) Patriarchs, Archbishops, and Bishops characterized him as a "brother," "most holy," "friend of Orthodoxy," and even wished him "eternal memory."

In terms of communication, whoever looks to the East sees the "Green Patriarch," and whoever looks to the West sees the "Pope of the poor."

Strange titles (at least for Orthodoxy) that were carefully cultivated by their communication teams.

Exclusively in the Orthodox Tradition there appears a type of asceticism, that of foolishness for Christ.

In these days we became witnesses of a new dystopian hybrid of "holiness," that of a foolish-for-Christ... heresiarch.

This decline, this experienced communicational downfall, allows us two observations.

The first observation concerns the very profession/office of the journalist. Professional journalists who are bound by the code of ethics of the journalistic office are now rare.

Even more rare are the combative journalists with adequacy in their linguistic equipment.
No resistance to the political and communicational strategies of the new totalitarianism.

Two striking examples are the rapid adoption of the rhetoric of the woke agenda and the use of the term North Macedonia for Skopje, from the treacherous Prespa Agreement.

The politicians betray the foundations of the nation, and the journalists, like wound-up parrots, reproduce their treacherous narrative.

The second observation concerns the office of the clergy, especially at the top of the administrative ecclesiastical pyramid.

We observe a new model of clergyman that has been formed since the second half of the 20th century and is continually evolving. Its characteristic features are the new language, the aversion toward Tradition, and the absence of Orthodox experience.

When, moreover, through their interventions they resemble more the professional journalists we described above and their rhetoric is completely identical, even more questions and reasonable concerns are raised.

For an Orthodox clergyman, every Pope is an unrepentant heresiarch.

No matter how much officials, politicians, journalists, and Bishops attempt to communicate and paint the hagiography of a Pope, in the conscience of the people, a heresiarch for Christ cannot exist.

Christ is Risen!

 

Greek source: https://katanixi.gr/dia-christon-airesiarchis/