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  • Our righteous father '''Maxim Sandovich''' (also ''Maximus'') of Gorlice, [[Protomartyr]] of the Lemko pe ...fter finishing four years of study at the local high school in Novy Sanch, Maxim crossed the border into Russia to become a [[novice]] at the [[Pochaev Lavr
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  • Maxim, welcome to the OrthodoxWiki! It seems that you have some knowledge to shar
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  • [[Image:Maksim.gif|right|frame|Bp. Maxim of Western America]] Bishop '''Maxim (Vasilijevic)''', also '''Maksim Vasiljevic''', is the [[bishop]] of the Di
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  • His Holiness '''Maxim (Minkov)''', [[Patriarch]] of Bulgaria and Bishop of Sofia, was the [[prima His Holiness Maxim was born Marin Naydenov Minkov on [[October 29]], 1914 in the village of Or
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  • #REDIRECT [[Maxim Leontiev]]
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  • The [[priest]] '''Maxim Leontiev''' of the [[Church of Russia|Russian Orthodox Church]] was the fir ...and children accepted the Chinese offer to serve the Chinese emperor. Fr. Maxim Leontiev was among this group that then traveled to, and settled in Beijing
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  • #REDIRECT [[Maxim (Vasilijević) of Western America]]
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  • ...n of Moscow, [[Philip II of Moscow|Philip]], the future prelate of Moscow, Maxim the Greek, [[Gury of Kazan|Gury]] and Barsonofius of Kazan, Akaki the bisho
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  • [[ro:Maxim Mărturisitorul]]
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  • ...[Archbishop]] of Gdov, and [[Priest]] Nicholas (Prozorov); Martyr-Priest [[Maxim Sandovich]] of Carpatho-Russia, by the Latins; Saint Hardulph, [[Hermit]] o
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  • ...t]]s Joseph, Anthony and Ioannicius, [[Abbot]]s of Vologda; [[New-Martyr]] Maxim, [[Bishop]] of Serphukhov; New-Martyr [[Archbishop]] Metrophan of Astrakhan
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  • '''diocesan:''' Bishop Dr [[Maxim (Vasilijevic) of Western America|Maxim]]
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  • Best, [[User:Maxim|Maxim]] 12:39, June 28, 2006 (CDT)
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  • ...he inhabitants of the [[Russia]]n border towns he had captured in China. [[Maxim Leontiev]], a [[priest]] who went with them, dedicated the first Orthodox c *Father [[Maxim Leontiev]], 1685-1712.
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  • ...Kim) of Kyzyl|Theophan (Kim)]], a Korean priestmonk, is priest for the St. Maxim the Greek chapel (which does services in foreign languages).
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  • * Priest Maxim Massalitin. [http://www.pravoslavie.ru/english/52051.htm The Untold Story o
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  • Our righteous father '''Maxim Sandovich''' (also ''Maximus'') of Gorlice, [[Protomartyr]] of the Lemko pe ...fter finishing four years of study at the local high school in Novy Sanch, Maxim crossed the border into Russia to become a [[novice]] at the [[Pochaev Lavr
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  • #REDIRECT [[Maxim Sandovich]]
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  • Fr. Maxim Kozlov, Church of the Holy Martyr Tatiana, Moscow State University.
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  • *[[Maxim (Vasilijevic) of Western America|Maxim (Vasiljevic)]], 2006-Present
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  • ...odal Canonization Commission completes its investigation of each case.<ref>Maxim Massalitin, [http://www.pravoslavie.ru/enarticles/040106180408 The New Mart
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  • ...s and the people has varied as the borders changed. The [[martyr]]dom of [[Maxim Sandovich]] illustrates the tenseness of these relations.
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  • ...f the Church of Bulgaria under [[Patriarch]] [[Maksim (Minkov) of Bulgaria|Maxim]] and the Bulgarian [[Synod]] of Bishops. The diocesan [[cathedral]] is Ss
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  • ...the triumph of Greece over Rome; the last and most signal instance of the maxim of Horace, Graecia capla ferum victorem cepit (captive Greece took its rude
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  • ...[February 24]], 2013, succeeding His Holiness [[Maxim (Minkov) of Bulgaria|Maxim]] who had reposed on [[November 6]], 2012.
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  • *[[Maxim Sandovich]]
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  • ...dic)]]), and Western America (Bp. [[Maxim (Vasilijevic) of Western America|Maxim]]) in the United States, the Diocese of Canada (Bp. [[Georgije (Djokic) of * Western America - Bp. Dr. [[Maxim (Vasilijevic) of Western America|Maxim (Vasilijevic)]]
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  • ...in 1927 and exiled to Nizhny Novgorod in 1928. He returned to Moscow after Maxim Gorky's wife, Ekaterina Peshkova, interceded for him. He was arrested again
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  • Maxim, welcome to the OrthodoxWiki! It seems that you have some knowledge to shar
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  • BTW, it's good to see you here, Maxim. From the style of your edits and comments, I'm guessing you're the anonym [[User:Maxim|Maxim]] 16:56, June 16, 2006 (CDT)
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  • As ever, [[User:Maxim|Maxim]] 14:04, June 21, 2006 (CDT) As ever, [[User:Maxim|Maxim]] 03:30, June 28, 2006 (CDT)
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  • Regards,[[User:Maxim|Maxim]] 01:44, June 29, 2006 (CDT) [[User:Maxim|Maxim]] 16:56, June 29, 2006 (CDT)
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  • [[Image:Maksim.gif|right|frame|Bp. Maxim of Western America]] Bishop '''Maxim (Vasilijevic)''', also '''Maksim Vasiljevic''', is the [[bishop]] of the Di
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  • Holy Martyr Maxim (Sandovich) of Gorlice; Holy Martyr Ludmila; St. Procopius of Sazava; St. R
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  • ...ogical Communion''. He appears, with Bishop Athanasius (Jevtic) and Bishop Maxim (Vasilijevic), as one of the main serbian disciples of Metropolitan John (Z
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  • ...on [[October 27]] and was burried in Krušedol Monastery in grave of Saint Maxim of Srem and Belgrade. He advised his bishops to re-establish relations wit
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  • *Bishop Maxim Vasiljevic. "All of Us Are Beggars: Theological Foundations of Philanthropy
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  • ...tablish this mission. In recent years, visiting clergy (including Bishop [[Maxim (Vasilijevic) of Western America]]) have come from the mainland to minister
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  • ...//www.westsrbdio.org Serbian Orthodox Diocese of Western America] - Bishop Maxim of Alhambra (Serbian Orthodox Church in the USA and Canada)
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  • First name -- Maxim.
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  • His Holiness '''Maxim (Minkov)''', [[Patriarch]] of Bulgaria and Bishop of Sofia, was the [[prima His Holiness Maxim was born Marin Naydenov Minkov on [[October 29]], 1914 in the village of Or
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  • <li> [[Maxim Sandovich]]
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  • ...odal Canonization Commission completes its investigation of each case.<ref>Maxim Massalitin,[http://www.pravoslavie.ru/enarticles/040106180408 The New Marty
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  • *1712 Fr. [[Maxim Leontiev]] {{citation|Is he a saint? Which month did he die?}}
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  • ...commemorate the Chinese emperor and to begin preaching to the Chinese. Fr. Maxim reposed in 1712, thus ending his informal mission. With Fr. Maxim’s passing, a formal Orthodox Mission was formed that acted as the officia
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  • ...Christian vision of unity in a multicultural world – the approach of St Maxim the Confessor'' (Arabic), Al Nashra, Patriarchate of Antioch.
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  • *1914 Martyrdom of Fr. [[Maxim Sandovich]], Protomartyr of the [[w:Lemkos|Lemko]] people.
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  • * 1914 Martyrdom of Fr. [[Maxim Sandovich]], Protomartyr of the [[w:Lemkos|Lemko]] people; [[w:Christmas tr
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  • The [[priest]] '''Maxim Leontiev''' of the [[Church of Russia|Russian Orthodox Church]] was the fir ...and children accepted the Chinese offer to serve the Chinese emperor. Fr. Maxim Leontiev was among this group that then traveled to, and settled in Beijing
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  • ...f the Resurrection''; Group of 45 Albazin Russians, including [[Priest]] [[Maxim Leontiev]], are re-settled to Beijing by Chinese; [[w:Kangxi Emperor|Empero *1712 Death of Fr. [[Maxim Leontiev]]; Emperor Kangxi gives permission through the [[w:Lifan yuan|Lifa
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  • ...Beijing and provided an informal representation for the Russian tsar. Fr. Maxim died c. 1712. During the 1710s, an agreement was reached between the imperi
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  • | colspan="2" style="font-size: 90%;"|[[Maxim Leontiev]] <br> [[Alexander (Du) Lifu]] <br> [[Elias Wen]] <br> [[Michael W
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  • [[Maxim Sandovich]],
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  • *1914 [[Maxim Sandovich]], martyred missionary priest, who suffered under the Latins, pro ...yr, and lay people of the city of Gorodets, Nizhni-Novgorod, [[April 18]]; Maxim, bishop of Serpukhov, new hieromartyr, [[June 23]]; Alexander, George, John
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  • It was a maxim with him, that a solitary ought not to choose the manual labour which is mo
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  • ..., titled ''Maxim Sandovich'', in 1931, about the [[martyr]]ed priest St. [[Maxim Sandovich]] in Carpatho-Russia.<ref>[http://www.rusyn.org/rusyns-literature
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  • ...a|Athanasius]], in a letter written about 371,<ref>Athanasius, ''Epist. ad Maxim. Philosoph.'' Opp. vol. i.</ref> compliments him on a work written in defen [[ro:Maxim Cinicul]]
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