Problem daty kanonizacji męczenników wileńskich Antoniego, Jana i Eustachego
ElpisArtykuł koncentruje się na dacie i okolicznościach kanonizacji męczenników wileńskich Antoniego, Jana i Eustachego. Męczenników wileńskich kanonizowano w 1364 roku, kiedy metropolitą kijowskim był Aleksy, a patriarchat konstantynopolitański zatwierdził ...
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Dmitruk, Stefan
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Dudra, Stefan
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Matwiejuk, Jarosław
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Moskałyk, Jarosław
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Kuczara, Konrad
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Between the 'Phanariote Yoke" and the "Jesuitical Yoke" : the 1859-1861 polemics between "Bulgaria" and "The Danubian Swan" journals concerning the issue of the Bulgarian Church [PDF]
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Popek, Krzysztof
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