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• Icon
  *[http://www.auburn.edu/~mitrege/russian/icons/index.html Russian Icons Index]
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• Aerial Toll-Houses
  ...natij_Brjanchaninov/slova/2 Word On Death by St Ignatius Brianchaninov (in Russian)]</ref>. ...rulers of darkness standing in the air."</ref> in stories of the lives of saints (for example, the Life of St. [[Anthony the Great]], written by [[Athanasiu
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• Autonomous Orthodox Metropolia of North and South America and the British Isles
  ...e majority of the parishes in the Philippines, seeking to be under a more "Russian" jurisdiction as they had previously been under the Moscow Patriarchate, we In March 2014, due to negotiations with a splinter group of the [[Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church]], Metropolitan Raphael of Moscow issued letters
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• John (Maximovitch) the Wonderworker
  ...n Francisco''' (1896-1966), was a [[diocese|diocesan]] [[bishop]] of the [[Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia]] (ROCOR) who served widely from China to Fr ...endar|N.S.]]), 1966, and was officially [[glorification|glorified]] by the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad on [[July 2]], 1994. His glorification was later rec
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• Monastic
  Beginning in Egypt (with such saints as [[Anthony the Great]] and [[Paul of Thebes]]) and spreading to the Middl ...nd generally possessing the other qualities desired in a bishop. Numerous saints from the Church's tradition are examples of this practice.
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• Iconography
  *[http://www.auburn.edu/~mitrege/russian/icons/index.html Russian Icons Index]
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• Philaret (Voznesensky) of New York
  ...sh; 21 November 1985 in [[New York City]]) was the first hierarch of the [[Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia]] from 1964 until his death on November 21, ...gy graduated from the local gymnasium. Later in 1920 in the midst of the [[Russian Civil War]], his family moved to [[Harbin]], [[Manchuria]].
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• Holy Unction
  ...Old Testament]], hymns of direct supplication to God, and prayers to the [[saints]] to intercede for the petitioner. In addition, there are seven readings f ...es, heal Thy servant [name] from every physical and emotional affliction" (Russian tradition) or "The blessing of our Lord, God and Saviour Jesus Christ: for
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• Xenia of Saint Petersburg
  ...Петербургская [Xenia Grigoryevna Petrova]) is an 18th century Russian [[fool-for-Christ]]. In grief over the death of her husband, she distribute She was canonized by the [[Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia]] on September 24, 1978 (O. S. September 11,
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• Juliana of Lazarevo
  ...Lazarevskaya, Juliana the Merciful (1530 – January 10, 1604) was a pious Russian woman who married and had children, living a life of asceticism without bei *[http://oca.org/saints/lives/2013/01/02/100010-righteous-juliana-of-lazarevo-murom Righteous Julia
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• Great Lent
  ...s replaced by the much longer service of [[Great Compline]]. While in the Russian tradition Great Compline is used on Friday night (though some parts are rea ...world, our faith" ({{bibleverse|1|John|5:4|KJV}}). Also, the icons of the saints bear witness that man, "created in the image and likeness of God" ({{biblev
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• Ecumenism
  :As compassionate and lenient as the saints were toward human weakness, so terribly unyielding and unbending were they ...sms from a number of True Orthodox and other True Orthodox Synods with the Russian Orthodox Autonomous Church even specifically anathematizing 'Cyprianism' in
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• Seraphim (Rose) of Platina
  ...riod when they were on good terms with [[Greek Old Calendarism]] and the [[Russian Catacomb Church]], prior to the union of [[ROCOR-MP]] with the [[Moscow Pat ...lorification to take place half a century or more after the repose of most saints.) He is also widely considered a saint even in conservative [[World Orthodo
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• Tikhon of Moscow
  ...|heresy named after him]]. Justified under [[Ukaz 362]] of St. Tikhon, the Russian [[Catacomb Church]] would sever communion with Met. Sergius and establish i [[Category:Saints]]
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• Delusion
  ...deception. In online Orthodox discourse it is very common to encounter the Russian term пре́лесть (prelest) or the Greek πλάνη (plane). [[Category:Pseudo-saints]]
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• Saint Glicherie Tănase
  ...s the Romanian Orthodox Church became a Patriarchate just like that of the Russian Orthodox Church, Ecumenical Patriarchate, Jerusalem Patriarchate, and etc. ...ith 3 other Clerics of the Church including one who spoke fluent Greek and Russian, journeyed to Mount Athos first and then went to Greece to ask for a Bishop
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