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• Timeline of Orthodoxy in the British Isles
  ...il of Arles of 314|Council of Arles]] in 314 and the [[Council of Rimini]] in 359. ...he first Bishop of Britain and there is a town named after him to this day in Wales. So there is certainty that he came and established the Church at th
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• Mark (Arndt) of Berlin
  ...h Outside of Russia]] and Overseer of the [[Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in Jerusalem]]. He also serves as the First Deputy of the President of the Syn Archbishop Mark was born Michael Arndt on [[January 29]], 1941 in Chemnitz, Saxony, Germany.
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• Andrew (Vujisić)
  In 2017, he and his parish left the Orthodox Church to be an Eastern Rite Cath ...completed his secondary education in Greater Western Sydney. He is fluent in English, German, Montenegrin, Serbo-Croatian, and Spanish.
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• Luke the Younger
  ...one of the earliest saints to be seen [[w:Saints and levitation|levitating in prayer]].<ref group="note">St. [[Ioannikios the Great|Joannicius the Great] ...f Mount Stirion]. Commemorated February 7. [[Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia]].</ref> St. Luke's [[feast day]] is celebrated on [[February 7]], with the
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• Sophia Institute: International Center for Orthodox Thought & Culture
  ...niversity), The Center for Early Christian Studies (Catholic University of Australia), The School of Early Christian and Eastern-Christian Affairs (Louvain Univ ...e Sixth Annual Conference, titled "Healing, Reconciliation and Forgiveness in Eastern Orthodox Perspectives," will be held on December 5, 2014.
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• John III Doukas Vatatzes
  ...orn ca.1192 in [[w:Didymoteicho|Didymoteicho]] and died on 3 November 1254 in [[w:Nymphaion_(Ionia)#History|Nymphaion]]. His [[feast day]] is on [[Novemb ...general Basil Vatatzes, [[w:Domestikos|Domestikos]] of the East, who died in 1193, and his wife, an unnamed niece of the Emperors [[w:Isaac II Angelos|I
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• James (Toombs) of Manhattan
  [[File:Archbishop James 1950s.jpg|thumb|250px|Archbishop James in his chapel in the 1950’s]] ...ed to have served the first [[Pascha|Paschal]] Liturgy in America entirely in English.
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• Seraphim Scheidler
  ...ch Outside Russia]] and rector of the [[parish]] of St. Innocent of Moscow in Nashville, Tennessee. He was born [[November 25]], 1942 in Vienna, Austria of both European and Slavic backgrounds, Father Seraphim, l
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• Orthodox Blogs
  ...es or blogs, and many interesting non-Orthodox ones as well. However, keep in mind that the authors do not speak for the Church, and the writers - even c ...work. Please also note - a number of blogs here may not have been updated in quite some time, yet they are included because they still may be of worth t
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• Gleb Rahr
  ...the Soviet Union. As conditions for the Church slowly started to improve in his homeland, he was at the forefront of the effort to reunite the [[Russia ...caped to Germany along with many German families living in Latvia, thanks, in large part, to their German-sounding last name.
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• History of Orthodox Missions
  ...the inspirational witness of Christians as a role model community, etc.). In other words, laypeople played a highly significant role at the local level ...before spreading to rural areas through monasticism from 270 onward (first in Egypt and Syria, then elsewhere). The faith spread rapidly, helped by a num
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