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"Apparently, God himself commanded the Russian Orthodox bishop to build a chapel right under NATO radars" Russian security forces are strengthening their influence in northern Norway — and sowing division within the country. [1]
Global Church News - Notes on the Russian patriarch and Russian Church the Pope will meet Feb 09, 2016 Patriarch Kirill was one of the youngest bishops in the history of the Russian Church, since he received the episcopal ordination eight months befo... (confirmed by 2 sources) [2]
TOKYO -- A religious power struggle rooted in the Russia-Ukraine conflict is spilling over into Asia. [3]
Construction of a Russian Orthodox church will begin in Yangon in January next year, giving brick-and-mortar shape to growing ties between Myanmar’s military junta and its key arms supplier Moscow. [4]
Mizzima To commemorate the 75th anniversary of friendship between Russia and Myanmar, a Russian Orthodox Christian church will be built on a land area of 1.25 acres in Dagon Myothit (North) in Yangon Region. [5]
The Myanmar regime has allocated space in the commercial capital, Yangon, for its key arms supplier Russia to build a Russian Orthodox church, in a sign that the growing cooperation between the two pariah nations has reached a new level. [6]
The great patriotic battle for the young minds War victory and heroic patriotism are instrumental in the Kremlin's development of a Russian national ideology, and children and youth are the main ideological targets. [7]
Kostantin Sigov: We want Ukrainian autocephaly and end to Russian exploitation of religion for political purposes The great Ukrainian intellectual explains the reasons that push his people to demand independence from the patriarchate of Moscow. [8]
"Apparently, God himself commanded the Russian Orthodox bishop to build a chapel right under NATO radars" Russian security forces are strengthening their influence in northern Norway — and sowing division within the country.
Global Church News - Notes on the Russian patriarch and Russian Church the Pope will meet Feb 09, 2016 Patriarch Kirill was one of the youngest bishops in the history of the Russian Church, since he received the episcopal ordination eight months befo
TOKYO -- A religious power struggle rooted in the Russia-Ukraine conflict is spilling over into Asia.
Construction of a Russian Orthodox church will begin in Yangon in January next year, giving brick-and-mortar shape to growing ties between Myanmar’s military junta and its key arms supplier Moscow.
Mizzima To commemorate the 75th anniversary of friendship between Russia and Myanmar, a Russian Orthodox Christian church will be built on a land area of 1.25 acres in Dagon Myothit (North) in Yangon Region.
The Myanmar regime has allocated space in the commercial capital, Yangon, for its key arms supplier Russia to build a Russian Orthodox church, in a sign that the growing cooperation between the two pariah nations has reached a new level.
The great patriotic battle for the young minds War victory and heroic patriotism are instrumental in the Kremlin's development of a Russian national ideology, and children and youth are the main ideological targets.
Kostantin Sigov: We want Ukrainian autocephaly and end to Russian exploitation of religion for political purposes The great Ukrainian intellectual explains the reasons that push his people to demand independence from the patriarchate of Moscow.
Autocephalous Ukrainian Church: a history that has lasted for 100 years (Overview) The new Church in Kiev fulfills a dream already attempted in 1919, blocked by Soviet events. A victory for Filaret, patriarch of Kiev, excommunicated by Moscow.
Poroshenko: war, elections, churches Martial law has been lifted. The Ukrainian president continues to denounce Russian military threats, calling on the West to intervene. For the opposition, it is all an election ploy.