Cuba’s first Russian Orthodox Cathedral opens
Tuesday, October 21, 2008 by Fr. Ernesto Obregon | 2 Comments
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Cuba’s first Russian Orthodox cathedral opens from Associated Press
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Posted by Fr. Ernesto Obregon on Tuesday, October 21, 2008
at 1:10 am
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What will the right-wing politicos say? Back when the Greeks opened a church there, all heck broke loose in the Neocon Blogosphere (including among many Orthodox Converts) about the presence of an Orthodox Temple in a Communist Country: who did they (the EP) have to sleep with to get that? Didn’t they know that Communisim Killed Everybody?
Lo, now the Russians, too, have decided the Cubans are worth saving.
I hope you are wrong, but I fear that you are right. I will be keeping an eye on the blogosphere to see what comments are made on this story.