Category -Politics
Impact on the ROCOR of the Russian Revolution, Civil, World, and Cold Wars Has Been Discussed Here
The Far Eastern Church District as an Alternative to the Supreme Church Administration Abroad (On the Closing Down of This Administration in 1922)
The Role of ROCOR Hierarchs Filofei (Narko) and Afanasii (Martas) in the Project to Establish a Belarusian Diocese in the Diaspora under the Jurisdiction of the Patriarchate of Constantinople
Relations Between Lay Organizations and the Synod of Bishops of the Russian Church Abroad from the 1950s–1970s
Metropolitan Antony Khrapovitskii on the See of Kiev (1918–1920)
The ROCOR and the Axis Powers During World War II Part 3. ROCOR in Other Axis’ Territories and General Conclusion
The ROCOR and the Axis Powers During World War II Part 1. Synod in Yugoslavia and Central Europe
“I Wanted to Serve Russian People”
“Church Life During the Soviet Period Was Kind of Iceberg Submerged Below the Waterline”
The Stavropol Council of 1919 and the Origins of an Independent Church Body in the South of Russia
Deacon Andrei Psarev: “And Now Abideth Faith, Hope, Charity, These Three; but the Greatest of These Is Charity” (I Cor. 13:13)
