- On 1st November 1981, he was canonized as a new martyr by the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia (ROCOR).
- Like other Orthodox churches, the Russian Orthodox Church is trinitarian, believes the Bible to be the Word of God, and teaches that Jesus is God the Son.
- 1921: The Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia was formed. 1922-1946: The Renovationist movement in the church took place.
- Image - Bishops of the Ukrainian exarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church at the 1926 sobor in Kyiv. Image - The Russian Orthodox Cathedral of Christ the...
- Orthodox Calendar. April 24 – Great and Holy Pascha. Troparia/Kontakia.
- Hence it is no surprise that this group refers to itself at the ‘True Russian Orthodox Church.’ That said, on Apr.
- The Ukrainian Orthodox Church formally changed the main date for the festivities, departing from the Russian tradition of celebrating on Jan.
- In a major religious split, the Russian Orthodox Church has cut ties with the body seen as the spiritual authority of the world's Orthodox Christians.
- Among Christian churches, the Russian Orthodox Church is second only to the Roman Catholic Church in terms of numbers of followers.
- Liberating itself from the invaders, the Russian state gathered strength and so did the Russian Orthodox Church.