The Head Of The Russian Orthodox Church Has Just Declared That The Russian Orthodox Church And The Roman Catholic Church Have Gotten Even More Unified

Let's hope it's a step in the right direction, still it's combating the corruption and evil infiltrated the churches. St. Nicholas is who both Catholic and Orthodox had in common was a 4th Century Bishop who combated Arianism big time. The two lampstands are coming together.
Best comment award: "Beautiful news, God be blessed. May the return of old Christianity be embraced by by the Roman Church and union with its sister be perennial."

http://shoebat.com/2017/08/30/the-head-of-the-russian-orthodox-church-has-just-declared-that-the-russian-orthodox-church-and-the-roman-catholic-church-have-gotten-even-more-unified/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+shoebat+%28Walid+Shoebat%29

From the article.
"The Vatican’s decision to move the relics of St. Nicholas was truly a work for Christian unity between the Catholic and Orthodox Churches. For, when the relics arrived to Russia, over 2.3 million Orthodox Christians, from all over Russia, came to see these remnants of St. Nicholas’ bones. Many Russians, being so ardent about the relics of this saint, waited for 6-10 hours to see them.

St. Nicholas was a bishop who combated the evil heresy of Arianism, and in his arduous desire to war against the wiles of the devil, this holy combatant punched Arias in the face to express his anger against his deceptions. Today we have a multitude of heresies; the heresies of nationalism, of Islamism, Nazism, modernism and innumerable amount of others. Warring against these must unite both the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church."