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Metropolitan Sergius and the “Journal of the Moscow Patriarchate” in 1931–1935

Orthodoxia
After the end of the civil war, the Moscow Patriarchate could only publish annual calendars, which were published until 1925. This was the only and very limited opportunity for the highest church authorities to publish some of their decrees and orders.
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Patriarch of Moscow and All Rus’ Sergius and the Soviet State

Orthodoxia
At the end of 1925, Metropolitan Sergius of Nizhny Novgorod assumed the position of Deputy Patriarchal Locum Tenens. He undertook the task of formulating the Church’s position in relation to state authorities. Its authentic expression was the draft “Appeal”. which was rejected by the government, leading to the arrest of its author.
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DEATH OF THE MOSCOW PATRIARCHATE’S HIERARCHES DURING THE NAZI OCCUPATION

Baltic Journal of Legal and Social Sciences, 2021
Vyacheslav Hordiyenko, Halyna Hordiyenko
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The Moscow patriarchate restored

2014
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LETTER FROM THE PATRIARCH OF MOSCOW

The Ecumenical Review, 1961
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Russian Opinion: The Patriarch of Moscow and the Council

Blackfriars, 1961
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PLAN OF THE PATRIARCHAL CATHEDRAL OF MOSCOW

2003
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THE CHURCH OF RUSSIA OR THE PATRIARCHATE OF MOSCOW

2013
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Moscow, Constantinople Patriarchates Part Ways

Current Digest of the Russian Press, The, 2018
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A.V.Kartashev on the Relationship between Russian Orthodox Parishes in Western Europe and the Moscow Patriarchate in the 1920s — 1930s

Modern History of Russia, 2020
exaly