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John of Shanghai Church. Personalities Taushev, Averky

Archimandrite Konstantin Zaitsev

Archimandrite Konstantin (in the world Kirill Iosifovich Zaitsev) is a clergyman of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia.

Born: March 28, 1887;  Saint-Petersburg, Russia
Died: November 26, 1975 (88); Jordanville, New York, USA

Acceptance of monasticism: December 31, 1949
Ordination:  August 28, 1945

In 1949-1975 — editor of the journal "Orthodox Russia".

The Vatican is an opponent of the fall of Sovietism

The issue with the Vatican is more complicated … If Protestantism, which grew out of a repulsion from the papacy, could ignore Orthodoxy and live as if it did not exist, perceiving its existence purely outwardly, then Rome knew Orthodoxy and, living in its remnants preserved in Catholicism and gradually destroyed in its truth, had to to hate him more and more, because he grew stronger and stronger in his retreat from him. The fall of the Orthodox Kingdom was, as it were, the last warning to Catholicism, foreshadowing its death along with all of humanity, if Russia did not “revert” to its old true paths. This was the content of the Fatima Apparitions of the Mother of God to the Portuguese children, which we have no reason not to trust, in its true essence — just such. The whole force of the internal corruption of Catholicism, in its leading circles, was revealed in the way in which the lesson of Fatima was perceived, used and put into practice. As is known, after a certain period of time, Catholicism as a whole was spiritually mobilized to beg the Lady for help in the matter of “converting” the Russian Orthodox to Catholicism and subordinating Russia to the Pope. This practically meant that the Vatican had to become an opponent of the restoration of Historical Russia, and, consequently, an opponent of the fall of the Soviets.

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