“Orthodox interlocutor” is a Russian religious magazine published from 1855 to 1917 at the Kazan Theological Academy. It became the fourth of the academic spiritual journals, along with “Christian Reading”, “Sunday Reading” and “Creations of the Holy Fathers”. In 1853, before the founding of the journal, an order was issued by the Ober-Prosecutor of the Holy Synod to Archbishop Gregory of Kazan on October 13, 1853, which expressed the need to create such a publication to combat schism and sectarianism. The first issue of the "Orthodox interlocutor" was published in 1855. It published articles aimed at exposing the errors of schismatics and sectarians, as well as materials on issues of Russian church history.
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