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The Russian Orthodox parish clergy in interwar Estonia: a prosopography

Journal of Baltic Studies
James M White
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Russian Orthodox Clergy

2018
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Čexov and the Russian Orthodox Clergy

Slavic and East European Journal, 1963
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Orthodox clergy and laity voicing dissent online: The case of Ahilla.ru

2021
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2. Patriarchal Exhortations: Addresses to Orthodox Hierarchs and Faithful, Clergy and Laity

2022
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Patriarchal Exhortations: Addresses to Orthodox Hierarchs and Faithful, Clergy and Laity

2010
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Latin As The Language Of The Orthodox Clergy In Eighteenth-Century Russia

2018
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THE RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH AND CLERGY DURING THE CIVIL WAR

Вестник Тверского государственного университета. Серия: История, 2023
В статье представлен обзор событий 1918–1922 гг., которые характеризуют положение Русской православной церкви (РПЦ), и стратегии выживания православного духовенства в условиях Гражданской войны. В силу территориального распада империи РПЦ оказалась на грани потери канонического иерархического управления.
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5. Orthodox Values and Modern Necessities: Serbian Orthodox Clergy and Laypeople on Democracy, Human Rights, Transition, and Globalization

2011
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VOLYN ORTHODOX MONASTICISM AS A SOURCE OF REPLENISHMENT OF THE NEO-UNION CLERGY

Scientific Herald of Uzhhorod University. Series: History, 2022
The article deals with the little-studied problem of conversion among the Volyn Orthodox monastics, who became clergy of the Neo-Union Church in the 1920s and 1930s. The Volyn Voivodeship became the region of the most significant spread of Neo-Union (Union of the Eastern Rite) in Poland, which was the embodiment of the new Vatican project of joining ...
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