"In the 1990s and later, it was criticized by some representatives of the Russian Orthodox Church for ecclesiastical modernism and ecumenism, which was initially largely due to the perception of Metropolitan Kirill as one of the disciples and successors of the work of Metropolitan Nicodemus (Rotov). , as well as the liturgical features he practiced, which the conservative part of the Church associated with Renovationism: the liturgical reading of the Holy Scriptures in Russian translation, the reading of "secret prayers" loudly, the selective "Russification" of ordinals, and so on.

Since the second half of the 1990s, Metropolitan Kirill has tried to present himself as an enlightened patriot and champion of traditional values. As a result, the socio-political assessment of him in the secular media in the 2000s is completely different: he is called "the leader of Russian neoconservative thought", the restorer of the Moscow-Third Rome idea. He began to be regarded by society as a politician and one of the likely candidates for the Patriarchal Throne"

- Russian Wiki on Kirill

photographic evidence of kirill and his connection to freemasonry
https://3rm.info/religion/1617-patriarx-kirill-i-pravoslavnye-masony-aleksej.html

Archbishop Gabriel (Chemodakov) admits ROCOR falls under their own Anathema.
#Ecumenism

World Ecumenist Patriarch Bartholomew gets a Shaman "blessing".
#Ecumenism

But guys, the pope of Rome will LITERALLY declare that homosexuality is a DOGMA this year I swear guys Holy Orthodoxy will prevail!!

Gregory Palamas is NOT a Catholic saint, but a condemned heretic; and therefore, some Eastern Catholics wrongly venerate him.

The actual decree of the Synod of Zamość for those who are interested:

TITLE SEVENTEENTH

Of relics, miracles, and veneration of saints.

The enemy of the human race has such snares that he can often lead the simple and pious faithful of Christ into error with false miracles and illusions. For this reason the Holy Synod decrees that no new miracles shall be admitted after this unless they have been properly tested and examined by the bishops.

The relics of the Saints, which were once the temple of the Holy Spirit and the living members of Christ, although the Synod declares that they are to be venerated and decently kept in the churches with great reverence: nevertheless, lest those should be forced into worship, the identity of which is either doubtful or not at all certain, the bishops should make a careful inquiry in the act of visitation and then decide what they judge to be consistent with truth and piety 2.

The Holy Synod forbids George Palamas not only to be worshiped as a saint or to be celebrated on a festival day, but also to be named in our Church henceforth under the penalties prescribed against schismatics.