- After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991 the Russian Orthodox Church was reborn and with it the persecution of believers, common in the Soviet times, ended.
- Under the tsars, the Russian Orthodox Church (ROC) served as an important pillar of the autocratic system.
- ...weave of Eastern Orthodoxy in the tapestry of Russian culture and history — which she believes is personified in the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia.
- The head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill of Moscow, is a respected member of the country’s elite.
- The True Russian Orthodox Church is sect of the Russian Orthodox Church. It is a ‘sect’ in the sense that its members have separated themselves from the...
- The Bases of the Social Concept of the Russian Orthodox Church are called to serve as a guide for the Synodal institutions, dioceses, monasteries...
- The Russian Orthodox Church is also the sponsor of the Russian Orthodox University, which opened in Moscow in 1992.
- The Russian Orthodox church in Abu Kabir (aka : St Peter's & St Tabeetha church , aka : Russian Provoslave Moskovia ) , is located within the newly renovated...
- By some accounts the war in Ukraine kicked that collusion into another gear entirely, with the Russian Orthodox Church now a fully assimilated part of the...