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Provázanost náboženství a nacionalismu v zápasu o autokefalitu ukrajinské pravoslavné církve

Czech Journal of International Relations, 2019
The study focuses on the long-term struggle for an autocephalous status for Ukrainian Orthodoxy and also on the links between religion and nationalism.
Mlejnek, Josef
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Cuius Regio, Eius Religio? The Theopolitics of Ukrainian Autocephalies

, 2022
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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Religion and nationalism revisited: Insights from southeastern and central eastern Europe. [PDF]

Ethnicities
Triandafyllidou A.
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The formation of autocephaly of the Church of Poland in the 20th century

Following the end of World War I and the establishment of the independent Polish state, the Church of Poland appealed to the Ecumenical Patriarchate, requesting the bestowal of the ecclesiastical status of autocephaly. The mother Church of Constantinople, for both canonical and historical reasons, issued a Patriarchal and Synodal Tomos on November 13 ...
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International Implications of Ukrainian Autocephaly (2019-2020)

, 2020
The recognition of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine by three "Greek" churches represents a viral reaction to their indisputable leader, the Ecumenical Patriarchate. The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic can reformat Orthodoxy by bringing about a rapid generational change.
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Autocéphalie. Interrogations d'un catholique romain

, 2013
L'auteur s'interroge sur la notion d'autocéphalie en considérant que le nationalisme n'est pas une catégorie ecclésiologique pertinente.The author questions the notion of autocephaly by considering that nationalism is not a relevant ecclesiological ...
Famerée, Joseph
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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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The activities of Metropolitans George (Jaroszewski) and Dionysius (Waledyński) in obtaining autocephaly of the Orthodox Church in Poland in 1924

Poland regaining independence in 1918 fundamentally changed the position of the Orthodox Church. His first two superiors were aware of this: Metropolitans George (Jaroszewski) and Dionysius (Waledyński).
Dudra, Stefan
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O autokefalii przy kawie

The article is presented in an unusual form, as it is based on a meeting over coffee, during which important topics related to the history and legal acts of the autocephaly of the Orthodox Church are discussed. The author defines autocephaly as unity and
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Patriarchowie konstantynopolitańscy uczestniczący w nadaniu autokefalii Kościołowi prawosławnemu w Polsce

Głównym tematem pracy jest przedstawienie sylwetek patriarchów konstantynopolitańskich (Melecjusza IV, Grzegorza VII, Konstantyna VI, Bazylego III, Focjusza II) i ich udziału w dziele przyznania w 1924 roku autokefalii Cerkwi prawosławnej w Polsce ...
Mironowicz, Marcin
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