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Archimandrite Tikhon (Shevkunov) and Igumen Paramon (Golubka) elected vicar bishops of the Diocese of Moscow

The Holy Synod resolved to elevate Archimandrite Tikhon (Shevkunov), Abbot of the Moscow Stavropegic Sretensky Monastery, to the episcopate with the title of Bishop of Yegoryevsk, Vicar Bishop of the Moscow Diocese.

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Veliko Tarnovo Opens Restored Medieval Church ahead of Celebrations for 830th Anniversary of Founding of Second Bulgarian Empire

Ahead of the 830th anniversary of the founding of the Second Bulgarian Empire, the northern Bulgarian city of Veliko Tarnovo has opened for visitors and planned special events the restored St. Dimitar Solunksi (St. Demetrius of Thessaloniki) Church where 830 years ago local nobles Asen and Petar started an uprising against the Byzantine Empire leading to the resurrection of the Bulgarian state.

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Orthodox Christian Church Branches Out in Cranberry

A new pan-Orthodox group is meeting on Thursdays in the Pittsburgh Cranberry area.

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Premiere Performance to Honor Fr. Matthew Baker

In a gesture of love, Benedict Sheehan, the artistic director of the Chamber Choir of St. Tikhon’s Monastery, is dedicating the world premiere performance of one of his original compositions to the memory of Fr. Matthew.

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Relics from Simonopetra Monastery are visiting Romania

On October 16, 2015, clergy and laity of the Romanian Orthodox Church solemnly met the relics of St. Mary Magdalene, Equal-to-the-Apostles, at the Bucharest airport.

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Orthodox Baptism of 13 Khmer in Cambodia

The oldest of the newly baptized group is thirty-two years old, the youngest is two and a half years old.

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Greek servicemen are building a Church dedicated to St. Paisios the Athonite

The foundation stone of the new church within a military unit was laid by His Eminence Metropolitan Ignatios of Larissa and commandant of the unit Konstantinos Kostopoulos.

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California: a cancelled wedding became a feast for the homeless

The wedding ceremony between Landon Borup and Quinn Duane was scheduled for Saturday at the splendid Citizen Hotel in Sacramento, California. But at the last minute the fiancé decided to call off the wedding and the holiday dinner was distributed among the army of destitute people.

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International Conference “Religious and Cultural Pluralism and Peaceful Coexistence in the Middle-East”

The conference was attended and addressed by several high-ranking Orthodox hierarchs.

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St Pete Lawmaker Wants Russia to Forget 1917 Bolshevik Revolution

A lawmaker from the Leningrad Region is asking the government to institute a Memorial Day for the Romanov Dynasty, to fall on November 7. It would replace the anniversary of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution, which the MP denounces as a “negative event.”

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Ancient Temple Mount "Warning" Stone is "Closest Thing We Have to the Temple"

Carved in bold Greek letters, 2,000-year-old Herodian inscription marked off the section of Jerusalem’s most sacred site where gentiles couldn’t go — and shows they were welcome elsewhere in holy area

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Archaeologists Make Last Discoveries As They Excavate in Full Medieval Monastery at Urvich Fortress near Bulgaria’s Sofia

Archaeological structures and artifacts from the 14th-17th century AD have been discovered during the last days of the excavations of the late medieval monastery St. Iliya (St. Elijah) at the Urvich Fortress near the Bulgarian capital Sofia.

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Exhibition: Boris Godunov. From a Courtier to the Sovereign of All Russia

Paul Gilbert

The exhibition highlights the milestones of Boris Godunov’s life, stages of his state activity and the most important aspects of his foreign policy, and it familiarizes the visitors with the rich cultural heritage of the Godunov’s epoch.

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New Exhibit Takes Art Lovers Inside Opulent World of the Romanovs

Paul Gilbert

The much-anticipated, travelling exhibition, The Tsars’ Cabinet: Two Hundred Years of Russian Decorative Arts Under the Romanovs open on October 11th at the Museum of Art in Huntsville, Alabama.

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Russia, China grow closer as tensions with USA increase

In the latest sign of warming ties between Moscow and Beijing, the Russian Orthodox Church ordained its first Chinese priest in 60 years, with the blessing of China's atheist, Communist rulers.

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ISIS Jihadists Shave Beards, Dress as Women to Flee to West

In the face of heavy Russian airstrikes, a number of ISIS militants have reportedly fled to Turkey from Syria by shaving off theirbeards and dressing as women to pass unnoticed.

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A Moldovan native from Sacramento to run for US Congress

Yuri Seretskiy, an immigrant from Moldova currently residing in Sacramento, is going to run for Congress in 2016. Seretskiy, a former mayoral candidate for the city of Roseville, announced the news in an interview to Slavic Sacramento.

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Tenth-Anniversary Celebrations at the Convent in Bavaria

On October 10, 2015, the tenth anniversary of the founding of the Convent of Holy Grand Duchess Elizabeth in Buchendorf, Germany, was celebrated. The nuns began preparations for the event well in advance, and pilgrims from all over Germany, Russia and the “near abroad” began to gather several days in advance to help the sisters. The convent turned into a virtual beehive of activity, in which everyone tended to their assigned tasks, bringing forth the sacrifice of love for St Elizabeth, and garnering the love and grace of the Holy Spirit.

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Mystery Engulfs Shroud of Turin: DNA Found From All Over World

Italian researchers have revealed that DNA tests conducted on the Shroud of Turin, which some believe to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, have shown that it contains traces of plants found from all around the world.

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Museum of the Aleutians Closes, For Now, Following Furor Over Rare Books

A museum in Dutch Harbor is closed for now after a Russian Bible from 1801 and two other historic books that had long been missing were found in the director’s house, sparking an uproar among residents who say the important items never should have been removed.

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