10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AUTOCEPHALY»
Discover the use of
autocephaly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
autocephaly and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Autocephaly (/ t s f li/; from Greek:, meaning self-headed), in hierarchical Christian churches and especially Eastern Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox churches, is the status of a hierarchical church whose head bishop does not report to any ...
Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn, 2012
2
The Blackwell Companion to Eastern Christianity
The autocephaly of the Moscow See was established during the years 1441–8 by
the following steps. The Grand Prince of Moscow Basil II refused to accept
Metropolitan Isidor, appointee of the Patriarch of Constantinople, when Isidor was
...
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Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, John McBrewster, 2010
4
Church and State: Religious Nationalism and State ...
Autocephaly. and. Nationalism. The development of autocephalous state
churches, characteristic of the Orthodox countries of Eastern Europe, was the
most crucial and lasting contribution to the strengthening of the bond between
religion and ...
5
Church, Nation and State in Russia and Ukraine
ceeded to the Poltava see after Parfenii's death in 1922.49 In 1923, two
supporters of 'canonical autocephaly', Feofil Buldov- s'kyi and Serhii Labuntsev,
were ordained as bishops of Lubny and Pryluky respectively, vicars to the
Poltava bishop, ...
Geoffrey A. Hosking, 1990
6
Between Kyiv and Constantinople: Oleksander Lototsky and the ...
Oleksander Lototsky and the Quest for Ukrainian Autocephaly Andre Partykevich
... politics.1 Many of the same strengths and weaknesses characterize the role
Oleksander Lototsky played in the movement for Ukrainian Orthodox autocephaly
.
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Historical Atlas of Central Europe
Another criterion for autocephaly is recognition of that status by other
autocephalous churches. It is in this regard that the ecumenical patriarch plays a
role. In the course of the twentieth century, as new countries have come into
being in ...
Paul Robert Magocsi, 2002
8
Eastern Christianity and the Cold War, 1945-91
The expanding UAOC led by Patriarch Mystyslav was further enlarged by
Metropolitan Filaret's entry but at the same time complicated the granting of
canonical recognition of autocephaly by the Ecumenical Patriarch of
Constantinople.
Lucian Leustean, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations Lucian Leustean, 2010
9
The Post-Soviet Russian Orthodox Church: Politics, Culture ...
Duncan traces the 'Third Rome' theory's many revivals from the Middle Ages to
the 1990s, and the discussion below demonstrates that it also had an impact on
the post-Soviet ROC.49 Autonomy or autocephaly? Ukrainian Orthodox clerics
first ...
10
Rome and the Eastern Churches
After the First World War, further grants of autocephaly were allowed, chiefly at
the expense of the church of Russia. Sometimes, however, this did not amount to
full autocephaly but only what was termed “autonomy”—a situation where the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AUTOCEPHALY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
autocephaly is used in the context of the following news items.
Disputes between “Orthodox sisters”
ROC was the first to recognize reconstruction of GOC autocephaly in 1944. “I can't rule out that Josef Stalin was involved in this,” Georgian ... «vestnik kavkaza, May 15»
Killings in the Name of Ukrainian Land of Donbas
The Holy Synod requested that Philaret and the episcopacy of the UOCH reconsider the demand for autocephaly as it had provoked deep ... «CounterPunch, Apr 15»
The war in Ukraine: a failure to evangelize?
In addition to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate), there are two other Orthodox Churches which have claimed autocephaly, ... «Washington Times, Feb 15»
Macedonia: Archbishop of Ohrid released on parole
... canonically unrecognised, and the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) considers it schismatic since it declared autocephaly unilaterally in 1967. «InSerbia News, Feb 15»
Orthodox Church Leader Reflects on the Religious Dimension of the …
Full recognition can only come if Moscow willingly grants Kyiv independence, or autocephaly. The Moscow Patriarchate casts itself as the ... «EurasiaNet, Jan 15»
Met. Christophoros of Mesogaia Responds to Portal-Credo
Why should I be interested in the autonomy or autocephaly of HOCNA! Could it be that it was related to my province or my prothierarchy? «NFTU, Jan 15»
Jovan Vraniskovski to be released on January 19
The MPC is canonically unrecognised, and the SPC considers it schismatic since it declared autocephaly unilaterally in 1967. Following ... «InSerbia News, Jan 15»
The Orthodox Trojan Horse
It's not the case that OCA's autocephaly is universally recognized in ... Church anyway, so it seems to me that easily revoke OCA's autocephaly. «The American Conservative, Nov 14»
Patriarch Filaret: Moscow church does not serve needs of people
Filaret said that in 1992 he met with Bartholomew, the patriarch of Constantinople, who said the Ukrainian church had a right to autocephaly. «Kyiv Post, Oct 14»
Homegrown values guide devoted Donora native Very Rev. John …
During the late 1960s, he participated with the Commission of Bishops that received the Tomos from the Church of Russia granting autocephaly ... «Tribune-Review, Sep 14»
