“Likewise the Spirit also helps in our weaknesses.

For we do not know what we should pray for as we ought,

but the Spirit Himself makes intercession for us

with groanings which cannot be uttered.”

The Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate (BCP) publishes a sequence of articles elaborated by a scholar who resolved to provide it freely to the Patriarchate to spread this topical information among the Slavonic nations (Russia, Ukraine, Belarus…) as a warning against autogenocide. The BCP issues this publication on the occasion of the 1025th anniversary of the baptism of Kievan Rus.

Bestowing a blessing on the author Vic Flame and his Eastern mission,

+ Elijah

Patriarch of the BCP

+ Timothy OSBMr            + Methodius OSBMr

Secretary Bishops

Lvov (Ukraine), 1 June 2013

Lvov (Ukraine), 15 July 2013

Bishops of the Czech Republic

Dear members of the Czech Bishops’ Conference,

in 2006, the Czech Republic legalized registered partnership of homosexuals. You were obliged to put up active resistance. However, the whole CBK (Czech Bishops’ Conference) was hypocritically silent. Through Your fault this immoral law was adopted by a single vote.

In 2009, the President of the German Bishops’ Conference, Archbishop Zollitsch, publicly denied Christ’s redemptive death on the cross. Together with the German bishops You were appealed to dissociate Yourselves from this heresy which destroys the saving faith and brings down God’s anathema – a curse according to Gal 1:8-9. You approved the heresy by Your silence, fell under God’s anathema and still remain so.

Lvov (Ukraine), 5 July 2013

To Orthodox and Catholic Bishops

Dear Bishops of the individual Christian nations,

please, realize that full responsibility for sound doctrine and moral values in the diocese rests with You. If Bishops’ Synods and Conferences are silent on heresies and syncretism with paganism as well as on moral and physical autogenocide, they have already received the spirit of antichrist. Every bishop is obliged to break with this spirit of betrayal. Every bishop is obliged to renounce heresies and the spirit of Assisi (Astana) and to confess that salvation is only in Jesus Christ! Every bishop is also obliged to defend God’s laws and to oppose the adoption of antilaws that destroy the essence of Christianity. Nowadays, we are witnessing global destruction of Christianity and transition to a single antichristian New Age religion under pressure from supranational organizations. Every bishop has the responsibility and will give account before the judgment seat of God. If any of You are already under God’s curse – anathema acc. Gal 1:8-9 – because of unity with heresies and the spirit of Assisi (Astana), repent! At least now renounce heresies and syncretism! And then stand in defence of God’s laws even at the cost of persecution or martyrdom! The Bishops of Moldova are an example of courage in the fight against genocidal antilaws today.

Lvov (Ukraine), 23 June 2013

Let the Russian monasteries receive the Spirit of prophecy!

The spirit of antichrist and the forces of darkness are destroying all moral and spiritual values, above all seeking to destroy the Church of Christ. But the Word of God says: “The gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” (Mt 16:25) These destructive forces are both external and internal, the latter being especially heresies and syncretism. Heresies destroy the Gospel, syncretism opens the door to the spirit of paganism. In the Western Church, Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI completed the process of apostasy and brought down a curse on the Catholic Church. The Holy Spirit has been driven out. The consequence of the preaching of an antigospel based on heresies is God’s anathema – curse acc. Gal 1:8-9. The antigospel of so-called historical-critical (heretical) theology denies the redemptive death of Christ on the cross, His historical and real resurrection as well divine inspiration of the Scriptures, i.e. the essence of the Gospel.

In verses 22-27, the Apostle Paul speaks about three kinds of groaning. The groaning of the creation (v. 22), the groaning of believers (v. 23) and the groaning of the Spirit (v. 26). The creation, i.e. animate and inanimate nature, was subjected to suffering and disasters as a consequence of sin (v. 20). And so it is God’s plan that nature as such will likewise be redeemed and transformed. There will be a new heaven and a new earth, everything will be restored according to the will of God (cf. 2Cor 5:17; Gal 6:15; Rev 21:1-5) and the faithful children of God will receive their full inheritance.

“We also who have the firstfruits of the Spirit,

even we ourselves groan within ourselves,

eagerly waiting for the adoption, the redemption of our body.”

Lvov (Ukraine), 23 June 2013

Theophan

Ex-Bishop of Kyzyl and Tuva

Your Excellency,

together with a Buddhist lama You have established the so-called “Buddhist-Orthodox Interreligious Council” in the Republic of Tuva. This so-called council, in Your opinion, is designed “to strengthen interreligious relations, and to support and coordinate the activities of religious organizations”. This crime of a betrayal of Christ and the Church was presented to the public as a turning point and was, moreover, accompanied by a solemn ceremony.

Your apostatical gesture was made public in the mass media. The Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate also makes public, in the authority of the Triune God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit: By establishing the Buddhist-Orthodox Council, You excluded Yourself from the Church of Christ and brought down God’s curse – anathema – on Yourself according to Gal 1:8-9.

Lvov (Ukraine), 23 June 2013

Buddhism and Christianity are divided by insurmountable differences: Christianity believes in one God the Creator, who is a personal God. Christianity views man as a being that needs salvation and is incapable of self-salvation. By contrast Buddhism does not believe in God as the Creator and a personal God. Furthermore, it holds that man can be saved by himself. This salvation is said to be attained in so-called nirvana. But that’s a deceit.

Pagan idolatry worships animals as deities. But the First Commandment of the Decalogue forbids it: “You shall not make for yourself a carved image – any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth (sacred animals – cow, bull, snake, dragon…); you shall not bow down to them nor serve them.” (Deut 5:7-9) Pagans do not worship God but demons (cf. 1Cor 10:20).