Polish autocephalous orthodox church

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Chapter 13: The Polish autocephalous Orthodox Church in the face of the ethnic identity of the Lemkos

2023
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The Ukrainian Orthodox Autocephalous Church in the Reports of Polish Diplomatic Missions in the Ukrainian SSR (1923‒1930)

Scientific Yearbook "History of Religions in Ukraine"
References to the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church of 1921 (UAOC) in the diplomatic correspondence of Polish diplomatic missions in the Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic (Ukrainian SSR) are collected and analyzed. These include copies of reports from the Delegation for Optionation in Kyiv and the Consulate General of the Second Polish Republic
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Matters of Birth and Death in the Russian Orthodox Church and Ecumenical Patriarchate's Social Documents

Studies in Christian Ethics, 2022
Carrie Frederick Frost
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Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church: Foundation and Beginnings in Post-War Germany

2022
Vladyslav Fulmes
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The Image of Jews According to the Canonical Tradition of the Orthodox Church

Religions, 2023
Razvan Persa
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The Patriarchate of Constantinople: the Mother Church of the modern Orthodox autocephalous churches

Canadian Slavonic Papers, 2020
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Ecclesiastical nationalism and primacy in world Orthodoxy: the case of the Serbian Church at the pan-Orthodox Council in Crete

Religion, State and Society, 2019
Karin Hofmeisterová
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Communist War Against Religion and the Rise of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church, 1917–1939

2022
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