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Orthodox church schism is mutated virus, says Albanian bishop

11-01-2022

Eastern Europe

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Orthodox church schism is mutated virus, says Albanian bishop

Archbishop Anastasios (right) and the Russian Patriarch Kirill in better times, in April 2018. Photo EPA, Malton Dibra

Eastern Europe

The split in the Orthodox church family is like a virus with many mutations, says Archbishop Anastasios from Albania. Denying the “crisis” is similar to saying there is no Covid-19. The leader is calling for “urgent treatment and vaccine”.

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