n this exchange of letters, Eugenius raises concerns about two significant issues affecting the Church: a brother performing priestly duties without proper ordination and the validity of chrism administered by deacons. He seeks Braulion's guidance on the legitimacy of these actions and the implications for those involved. Braulion responds with an acknowledgment of the complexities involved, expressing his own limitations while promising to provide clarity on the matters. The letters highlight the challenges faced by church leaders in maintaining doctrinal integrity and the importance of proper ecclesiastical procedures.