Патриархия приветствует визит Франциска в Грузию, и считает, что протесты против его визита неприемлемы

В среду вечером (28 сентября), Патриархия Грузинской Православной Церкви выступила с заявлением, в котором подтвердила, что приветствует визит Франциска, который прибудет в Грузию в пятницу по приглашению президента Грузии Георгия Маргвелашвили и Католикос-Патриарха Грузии Ильи II.

В своем заявлении грузинская церковь выступила против желания некоторых элементов церкви, которые ранее протестовали против визита Папы, заявив, что такие протесты совершенно неприемлемы. В заявлении говорится:

"Патриархия приветствует с уважением гостя и надеется, что его визит будет способствовать углублению многосторонних отношений и укреплению мира в регионе."

Сommonspace.eu будет внимательно освещать визит Папы Франциска в Грузию и Азербайджан в эти выходные в live blog, который начнется сегодня в 16.00 по Тбилиси (12.00 GMT)

источник: commonspace.eu по материалам пресс-службы патриархии Грузинской Православной Церкви

фото: Патриархия Грузинской Православной Церкви в Тбилиси

 

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