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Cuius Regio, Eius Religio? The Theopolitics of Ukrainian Autocephalies
This contribution focuses on two Ukrainian autocephalies: the one granted on 6 January 2019 by the Ecumenical Patriarchate to the newly established Orthodox Church of Ukraine, and the de-facto one proclaimed on 27 May 2022 by the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate. The ecclesial situation in Ukraine depends on the ongoing war with the
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Vocatie si regionalizare cultural-spirituala a locurilor geografice. Relevanta pentru planificare spatiala/speciala [PDF]
The study is based on the assertion that any inhabitable space carries in itself a cultural vocation, i.e. the favorability for a specific cultural product, and spirituality is one of its major dimensions, sometimes associated up to synonymy to culture ...
Puscasu, Violeta
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N.N. Durnovo and the Question of Georgian Church Autocephaly
One of the most challenging and complex periods in the history of the Georgian Apostolic Orthodox Church was the era of the Exarchate (1811–1917). Historians of the Georgian Church have evaluated this period with appropriate severity, but it becomes especially notable when this difficult and controversial era is assessed by a Russian scholar—historian ...
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Archbishop Athanasius Martas and Autocephaly of the Belarusian Orthodox Church [PDF]
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The Autocephaly of the Romanian Orthodox Church: 125 Years Since its Acknowledgement
Damian, Theodor
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CANONICAL PRINCIPLE OF AUTOCEPHALY IN THE RESOLUTIONS OF ECUMENICAL COUNCILS
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ORTHODOX CHURCH OF UKRAINE: STEPS TO AUTOCEPHALY
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Methodological Reflections on Approaching Phenomena of Autocephaly
Blanchet, Marie-Hélène +2 more
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St. Naum of Ohrid Macedonian Orthodox Church Community in Triengen, Switzerland (1992-2017)
Girevski, Aco
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