Eparchies and Metropolitanates of the Russian Orthodox Church

This is the list of the metropolitanates and eparchies (dioceses) of the Russian Orthodox Church.^[1]

Russia

Eparchies and metropolitanates of the Russian Orthodox Church in the Russian Federation:^[2]

Eparchy	See	Founded	Official site	Metropolitanate	See	Founded
Barnaul	Barnaul	1930	[1]	Altai	Barnaul	2015
Biysk	Biysk	1919	[2]
Rubtsovsk	Rubtsovsk	2015	[3]
Slavgorod	Slavgorod	2015	[4]
Arkhangelsk	Arkhangelsk	1628	[5]	Arkhangelsk	Arkhangelsk	2011
Kotlas	Kotlas	2011	[6]
Naryan-Mar	Naryan-Mar	2011	[7]
Plesetsk	Plesetsk	2017	[8]
Akhtubinsk	Akhtubinsk	2013	[9]	Astrakhan	Astrakhan	2013
Astrakhan	Astrakhan	1602	[10]	Astrakhan	Astrakhan	2013
Birsk	Birsk	2017	[11]	Bashkortostan	Ufa	2011
Neftekamsk	Neftekamsk	2011	[12]
Salavat	Salavat	2011	[13]
Ufa	Ufa	1799	[14]
Belgorod	Belgorod	1667	[15]	Belgorod	Belgorod	2012
Gubkin	Gubkin	2012	[16]
Valuyki	Valuyki	2012	[17]
Bryansk	Bryansk	1920	[18]	Bryansk	Bryansk	2013
Klintsy	Klintsy	2013	[19]	Bryansk	Bryansk	2013
Severobaykalsk	Severobaykalsk	2015	[20]	Buryatia	Ulan-Ude	2015
Ulan-Ude	Ulan-Ude	1933	[21]	Buryatia	Ulan-Ude	2015
Chelyabinsk	Chelyabinsk	1918	[22]	Chelyabinsk	Chelyabinsk	2012
Magnitogorsk	Magnitogorsk	2012	[23]
Troitsk	Troitsk	2012	[24]
Zlatoust	Zlatoust	2016	[25]
Alatyr	Alatyr	2012	[26]	Chuvashia	Cheboksary	2012
Cheboksary	Cheboksary	1945	[27]
Kanash	Kanash	2012	[28]
Rostov and Novocherkassk	Rostov-on-Don	1919	[29]	Don	Rostov-on-Don	2011
Shakhty	Shakhty	2011	[30]
Volgodonsk	Volgodonsk	2011	[31]
Ivanovo-Voznesensk	Ivanovo	1920	[32]	Ivanovo	Ivanovo	2012
Kineshma	Kineshma	2012	[33]
Shuya	Shuya	2012	[34]
Bratsk	Bratsk	2011	[35]	Irkutsk	Irkutsk	2011
Irkutsk	Irkutsk	1721	[36]
Sayansk	Sayansk	2011	[37]
Chernyakhovsk	Chernyakhovsk	2016	[38]	Kaliningrad	Kaliningrad	2016
Kaliningrad	Kaliningrad	2009	[39]	Kaliningrad	Kaliningrad	2016
Kaluga	Kaluga	1799	[40]	Kaluga	Kaluga	2013
Kozelsk	Kozelsk	2013	[41]
Pesochnya	Kirov	2013	[42]
Kostomuksha	Kostomuksha	2013	[43]	Karelia	Petrozavodsk	2013
Petrozavodsk	Petrozavodsk	1828	[44]	Karelia	Petrozavodsk	2013
Khanty-Mansiysk	Khanty-Mansiysk	2011	[45]	Khanty-Mansiysk	Khanty-Mansiysk	2014
Yugorsk	Yugorsk	2014	[46]	Khanty-Mansiysk	Khanty-Mansiysk	2014
Galich	Galich	2016	[47]	Kostroma	Kostroma	2016
Kostroma	Kostroma	1744	[48]	Kostroma	Kostroma	2016
Kansk	Kansk	2011	[49]	Krasnoyarsk	Krasnoyarsk	2011
Krasnoyarsk	Krasnoyarsk	1861	[50]
Minusinsk	Minusinsk	1923	[51]
Norilsk	Norilsk	2014	[52]
Yeniseysk	Yeniseysk	2011	[53]
Armavir	Armavir	2013	[54]	Kuban	Krasnodar	2013
Novorossiysk	Novorossiysk	1919	[55]
Sochi	Sochi	2018	[56]
Tikhoretsk	Tikhoretsk	2013	[57]
Yekaterinodar	Krasnodar	1919	[58]
Yeysk	Yeysk	2013	[59]
Kurgan	Kurgan	1993	[60]	Kurgan	Kurgan	2015
Shadrinsk	Shadrinsk	2015	[61]	Kurgan	Kurgan	2015
Kursk	Kursk	1833	[62]	Kursk	Kursk	2012
Shchigry	Shchigry	2012	[63]
Zheleznogorsk	Zheleznogorsk	2012	[64]
Kemerovo	Kemerovo	1993	[65]	Kuzbass	Kemerovo	2012
Mariinsk	Mariinsk	2012	[66]
Novokuznetsk	Novokuznetsk	2012	[67]
Lipetsk	Lipetsk	2003	[68]	Lipetsk	Lipetsk	2013
Yelets	Yelets	2013	[69]	Lipetsk	Lipetsk	2013
Volzhsk	Volzhsk	2017	[70]	Mari El	Yoshkar-Ola	2017
Yoshkar-Ola	Yoshkar-Ola	1993	[71]	Mari El	Yoshkar-Ola	2017
Blalashikha	Balashikha	2021	[72]	Moscow	Moscow	2021
Kolomna	Kolomna	1350	[73]
Odintsovo	Odintsovo	2021	[74]
Podolsk	Podolsk	2021	[75]
Sergiyev Posad	Sergiyev Posad	2021	[76]
Ardatov	Ardatov	2011	[77]	Mordovia	Saransk	2011
Krasnoslobodsk	Krasnoslobodsk	2011	[78]
Saransk	Saransk	1991	[79]
Murmansk	Murmansk	1995	[80]	Murmansk	Murmansk	2013
Severomorsk	Severomorsk	2013	[81]	Murmansk	Murmansk	2013
Gorodets	Gorodets	2012	[82]	Nizhny Novgorod	Nizhny Novgorod	2012
Lyskovo	Lyskovo	2012	[83]
Nizhny Novgorod	Nizhny Novgorod	1672	[84]
Vyksa	Vyksa	2012	[85]
Borovichi	Borovichi	1934	[86]	Novgorod	Veliky Novgorod	2011
Novgorod and Staraya Russa	Veliky Novgorod	992	[87]	Novgorod	Veliky Novgorod	2011
Iskitim	Iskitim	2011	[88]	Novosibirsk	Novosibirsk	2011
Kainsk	Kuybyshev	2011	[89]
Karasuk	Karasuk	2011	[90]
Novosibirsk	Novosibirsk	1924	[91]
Isilkul	Isilkul	2012	[92]	Omsk	Omsk	2012
Kalachinsk	Kalachinsk	2012	[93]
Omsk	Omsk	1895	[94]
Tara	Tara	2012	[95]
Buzuluk	Buzuluk	2011	[96] Archived 2019-04-06 at the Wayback Machine	Orenburg	Orenburg	2011
Orenburg	Orenburg	1859	[97]
Orsk	Orsk	2011	[98]
Livny	Livny	2014	[99]	Oryol	Oryol	2014
Oryol	Oryol	1788	[100]	Oryol	Oryol	2014
Kuznetsk	Kuznetsk	1929	[101]	Penza	Penza	2012
Penza	Penza	1799	[102]
Serdobsk	Serdobsk	2012	[103]
Kudymkar	Kudymkar	2014	[104]	Perm	Perm	2014
Perm	Perm	1799	[105]
Solikamsk	Solikamsk	2014	[106]
Amur	Komsomolsk-on-Amur	2011	[107]	Priamurye	Khabarovsk	2011
Khabarovsk	Khabarovsk	1945	[108]
Vanino	Vanino	2016	[109]
Arsenyev	Arsenyev	2011	[110]	Primorye	Vladivostok	2011
Nakhodka	Nakhodka	2011	[111]
Vladivostok	Vladivostok	1898	[112]
Pskov and Porkhov	Pskov	1589	[113]	Pskov	Pskov	2014
Velikiye Luki	Velikiye Luki	1926	[114]	Pskov	Pskov	2014
Kasimov	Kasimov	2011	[115]	Ryazan	Ryazan	2011
Ryazan	Ryazan	1291	[116]
Skopin	Skopin	2011	[117]
Kinel	Kinel	2012	[118]	Samara	Samara	2012
Otradny	Otradny	2012	[119]
Samara	Samara	1850	[120]
Syzran	Syzran	2017	[121]
Tolyatti	Tolyatti	2019	[122]
Gatchina	Gatchina	2013	[123]	Saint Petersburg	Saint Petersburg	2013
Saint Petersburg	Saint Petersburg	1742	[124]
Tikhvin	Tikhvin	2013	[125]
Vyborg	Vyborg	1892	[126]
Balashov	Balashov	2011	[127]	Saratov	Saratov	2011
Pokrovsk	Engels	2011	[128]
Saratov and Volsk	Saratov	1828	[129]
Barysh	Barysh	2012	[130]	Simbirsk	Ulyanovsk	2012
Melekess	Dimitrovgrad	2012	[131]
Simbirsk	Ulyanovsk	1832	[132]
Roslavl	Roslavl	2017	[133]	Smolensk	Smolensk	2015
Smolensk	Smolensk	1137	[134]
Vyazma	Vyazma	2015	[135]
Georgiyevsk	Georgiyevsk	2012	[136]	Stavropol	Stavropol	2012
Pyatigorsk	Pyatigorsk	1927	[137]
Stavropol	Stavropol	1842	[138]
Michurinsk	Michurinsk	2012	[139]	Tambov	Tambov	2012
Tambov	Tambov	1682	[140]
Uvarovo	Uvarovo	2012	[141]
Almetyevsk	Almetyevsk	2012	[142]	Tatarstan	Kazan	2012
Chistopol	Chistopol	2012	[143]
Kazan	Kazan	1555	[144]
Chita	Chita	1894	[145]	Transbaikal	Chita	2014
Nerchinsk	Nerchinsk	2014	[146]	Transbaikal	Chita	2014
Ishim	Ishim	2013	[147]	Tobolsk	Tobolsk	2013
Tobolsk	Tobolsk	1620	[148]	Tobolsk	Tobolsk	2013
Kolpashevo	Kolpashevo	2013	[149]	Tomsk	Tomsk	2013
Tomsk	Tomsk	1832	[150]	Tomsk	Tomsk	2013
Belyov	Belyov	2011	[151]	Tula	Tula	2011
Tula	Tula	1799	[152]	Tula	Tula	2011
Bezhetsk	Bezhetsk	2011	[153]	Tver	Tver	2011
Rzhev	Rzhev	2011	[154]
Tver and Kashin	Tver	1271	[155]
Glazov	Glazov	2013	[156] Archived 2019-08-25 at the Wayback Machine	Udmurtia	Izhevsk	2013
Izhevsk	Izhevsk	1921	[157]
Sarapul	Sarapul	1918	[158]
Alexandrov	Alexandrov	2013	[159]	Vladimir	Vladimir	2013
Murom	Murom	1198	[160]
Vladimir	Vladimir	1214	[161]
Kalach	Kalach-na-Donu	2012	[162]	Volgograd	Volgograd	2012
Uryupinsk	Uryupinsk	2012	[163]
Volgograd	Volgograd	1918	[164]
Cherepovets	Cherepovets	1931	[165]	Vologda	Vologda	2014
Veliky Ustyug	Veliky Ustyug	1682	[166]
Vologda	Vologda	1556	[167]
Borisoglebsk	Borisoglebsk	2013	[168] Archived 2019-01-06 at the Wayback Machine	Voronezh	Voronezh	2013
Rossosh	Rossosh	2013	[169]
Voronezh	Voronezh	1682	[170]
Urzhum	Urzhum	2012	[171]	Vyatka	Kirov	2012
Vyatka	Kirov	1657	[172]
Yaransk	Yaransk	2012	[173]
Pereslavl	Pereslavl-Zalessky	1744	[174]	Yaroslavl	Yaroslavl	2012
Rybinsk	Rybinsk	2012	[175]
Yaroslavl and Rostov	Yaroslavl	991	[176]
Alapayevsk	Alapayevsk	2018	[177]	Yekaterinburg	Yekaterinburg	2011
Kamensk	Kamensk-Uralsky	2011	[178]
Nizhny Tagil	Nizhny Tagil	2011	[179]
Serov	Serov	2018	[180]
Yekaterinburg	Yekaterinburg	1885	[181]
Abakan and Khakassia	Abakan	1995	[182]
Anadyr	Anadyr	2000	[183]
Birobidzhan	Birobidzhan	2002	[184]
Blagoveshchensk	Blagoveshchensk	1858	[185]
Elista	Elista	1995	[186]
Gorno-Altaysk	Gorno-Altaysk	2013	[187]
Kyzyl	Kyzyl	2011	[188]
Magadan	Magadan	1991	[189]
Makhachkala	Makhachkala	2012	[190]
Maykop	Maykop	1994	[191]
Moscow City	Moscow	1461	[192]
Petropavlovsk and Kamchatka	Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky	1922	[193]
Salekhard	Salekhard	2011	[194]
Syktyvkar	Syktyvkar	1995	[195]
Vladikavkaz	Vladikavkaz	1885	[196]
Vorkuta	Vorkuta	2016	[197]
Yakutsk	Yakutsk	1870	[198]
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk	Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk	1993	[199]

Belarus

Eparchies of the Belarusian Exarchate of the Russian Orthodox Church in Belarus:^[2]

Eparchy	See	Founded	Official site	Metropolitanate	See	Founded	Official site
Barysaw	Barysaw	2014	[200]	Minsk	Minsk	2014	[201]
Minsk	Minsk	1793	[202]
Maladzyechna	Maladzyechna	2014	[203]
Slutsk	Slutsk	2014	[204]
Babruysk and Bykhaw	Babruysk	2004	[205]
Brest and Kobrin	Brest	1990	[206]
Vitebsk and Orsha	Vitebsk	1563	[207]
Gomel and Zhlobin	Gomel	1990	[208]
Grodno and Vawkavysk	Grodno	1900	[209]
Lida	Lida	1632	[210]
Mogilev and Mstislavl	Mogilev	1632	[211]
Novogrudok and Slonim	Navahrudak	1415	[212]
Pinsk and Luninets	Pinsk	1328	[213]
Polotsk and Hlybokaye	Polotsk	992	[214]
Turov and Mazyr	Mazyr	1005	[215]

Ukraine

Eparchies of Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) (and its predecessor Exarchate of Ukraine):^[2] In May 2022 the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) itself announced its separation from the Moscow Patriarchate and excluded ‘any provisions that at least somehow hinted at or indicated the connection with Moscow’ (following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine); the Russian Orthodox Church continues to claim jurisdiction over Ukraine.^[3]

Eparchy	See	Founded	Official site
Kyiv	Kyiv	1678–1770 1921–	[216]
Lutsk and Volhynia	Lutsk	1678–1770 1921–	[217]
Lviv and Galicia	Lviv	1678–1770 1921–	[218]
Chernihiv and Novhorod-Siverskyi	Chernihiv	1678–1770 1921–	[219]
Dnipropetrovsk and Pavlohrad	Dnipro	1921 (1775)	[220]
Kamianets-Podilskyi and Horodok	Kamianets-Podilskyi	1921 (1795)	[221]
Odesa and Izmail	Odesa	1921 (1837)	[222]
Poltava and Myrhorod	Poltava	1921 (1799)	[223]
Simferopol and Crimea	Simferopol	1921 (1859)–1936 1944–2022	[224]
Kharkiv and Bohodukhiv	Kharkiv	1921 (1799)	[225]
Kherson and Tavriisk	Kherson	1921 (1837)	[226]
Vinnytsia	Vinnytsia	1933	[227]
Zhytomyr and Novohrad-Volynskyi	Zhytomyr	1940	[228]
Chernivtsi and Bukovina	Chernivtsi	1941	[229]
Kirovohrad and Novomyrhorod	Kropyvnytskyi	1942	[230]
Sumy and Okhtyrka	Sumy	1943	[231]
Donetsk and Mariupol	Donetsk	1944	[232]
Izmail and Bolhrad	Izmail	1945–1955
Mukachevo and Uzhhorod	Mukachevo	1945	[233]
Drohobych and Sambor	Drohobych	1946–1959
Khmelnytskyi and Starokostiantyniv	Khmelnytskyi	1955	[234]
Ivano-Frankivsk and Kolomyia	Ivano-Frankivsk	1957	[235]
Ternopil and Kremenets	Ternopil	1988	[236]
Rivne and Ostrog	Rivne	1990	[237]
Luhansk and Alchevsk	Luhansk	1991	[238]
Zaporizhzhia and Melitopol	Zaporizhzhia	1992	[239]
Mykolaiv	Mykolaiv	1992	[240]
Cherkasy and Kaniv	Cherkasy	1992	[241]
Konotop and Hlukhiv	Konotop	1993	[242]
Ovruch and Korosten	Ovruch	1993	[243]
Bila Tserkva and Bohuslav	Bila Tserkva	1994	[244] Archived 2011-05-15 at the Wayback Machine
Horlivka and Sloviansk	Horlivka	1994	[245]
Tulchyn and Bratslav	Tulchyn	1994	[246]
Khust and Vynohradiv	Khust	1994	[247]
Volodymyr-Volynskyi and Kovel	Volodymyr-Volynskyi	1996	[248]
Kryvyi Rih and Nikopol	Kryvyi Rih	1996	[249]
Sarny and Poliske	Sarny	1999	[250]
Berdyansk and Primorye	Berdyansk	2007	[251]
Oleksandriia and Svitlovodsk	Oleksandriia	2007	[252]
Kremenchuk and Lubny	Kremenchuk	2007	[253]
Nizhyn and Pryluky	Nizhyn	2007	[254]
Nova Kakhovka and Henichesk	Nova Kakhovka	2007	[255]
Sievierodonetsk and Starobilsk	Sievierodonetsk	2007	[256]
Shepetivka and Slavuta	Shepetivka	2007	[257]
Dzhankoy and Rozdolne	Dzhankoy	2008–2022	[258]
Uman and Zvenyhorodka	Uman	2008	[259]
Kamianske and Tsarychanka	Kamianske	2010	[260]
Balta and Ananyiv	Balta	2012	[261]
Feodosia	Feodosia	2012–2022	[262]
Izium and Kupiansk	Izium	2012	[263]
Voznesensk	Voznesensk	2012	[264]
Boryspil and Brovary	Boryspil	2013	[265]
Mohyliv-Podilskyi	Mohyliv-Podilskyi	2013	[266]
Rovenky	Rovenky	2013	[267]
Romny	Romny	2013	[268]

Latvia

Eparchies of the Latvian Orthodox Church:^[2]

Eparchy	See	Founded	Official site
Daugavpils	Daugavpils	2013	[269]
Riga	Riga	1850	[270]

Estonia

Eparchies of the Estonian Orthodox Church of Moscow Patriarchate:^[2]

Eparchy	See	Founded	Official site
Narva	Narva	2011	[271]
Tallinn	Tallinn	1920	[272]

Moldova

Eparchies of the Moldovan Orthodox Church:^[2]

Eparchy	See	Founded	Official site
Chișinău	Chișinău	1813	[273]
Cahul and Comrat	Cahul	1998	[274]
Ungheni and Nisporeni	Ungheni	2006	[275]
Bălți and Făleşti	Bălți	2006	[276]
Tiraspol and Dubăsari	Tiraspol	1998	[277]
Edineț and Briceni	Edineț	1998	[278]

Former Soviet Republics

Eparchies of the Russian Orthodox Church in Central Asia, Azerbaijan and Lithuania:^[2]

Eparchy	See	Founded	Official site	Metropolitan district	See	Founded
Astana and Alma-Ata	Astana	1945	[279]	Metropolitan District of the Russian Orthodox Church in Kazakhstan	Astana	2003
Karaganda	Karaganda	2010	[280]
Kokshetau	Kokshetau	2011	[281]
Kostanay	Kostanay	2010	[282]
Pavlodar	Pavlodar	2010	[283]
Petropavlovsk and Bulayevo	Petropavl	2011	[284]
Uralsk and Guryev	Oral	1991	[285]
Ust-Kamenogorsk	Oskemen	2011	[286]
Shymkent and Taraz	Shymkent	1991	[287] Archived 2023-04-04 at the Wayback Machine
Bishkek	Bishkek	2011	[288] Archived 2013-11-05 at the Wayback Machine	Central Asian metropolitan district of the Russian Orthodox Church	Tashkent	2011
Dushanbe	Dushanbe	2011	[289]
Tashkent and Uzbekistan	Tashkent	1871	[290]
Baku and Azerbaijan	Baku	1919	[291]
Vilnius and Lithuania	Vilnius	1839	[292]

Japan

Eparchies of the Japanese Orthodox Church:^[2]

Eparchy	See	Founded	Official site
Kyoto and Western Japan	Kyoto	1970	[293]
Sendai and Eastern Japan	Sendai	1970	[294]
Tokyo	Tokyo	1906	[295]

Eparchies in the diaspora

Eparchies of the Russian Orthodox Church in the diaspora:^[2]

Eparchy	See	Founded	Official site	Patriarchal Exarchate	See	Founded
Argentina and South America	Buenos Aires	1946	[296]
Berlin and Germany	Berlin	1921	[297]
Budapest and Hungary	Budapest	2000	[298]
Vienna and Austria	Vienna	1962	[299]
Archdiocese of Russian Orthodox churches in Western Europe	Paris	1921	[300]
Brussels and Belgium	Brussels	1936	[301]	Patriarchal Exarchate in Western Europe	Paris	2018
The Hague and the Netherlands	The Hague	1972	[302]
Khersones	Paris	1960	[303]
Sourozh	London	1962	[304]
Spain and Portugal	Madrid	2018	[305]
Singapore	Singapore	1936		Patriarchal Exarchate in South-East Asia	Singapore	2018
Korea	Seoul	2019	[306]
Diocese of Thailand	Bangkok	2019	[307]
Philippines and Vietnam	Manila	2019	[308]

Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia

Eparchies of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia:^[2]

Eparchy	See	Founded	Official site
Berlin and Germany	Berlin	1926	[309]
Caracas and South America	Buenos Aires	1957	[310]
Diocese of Great Britain and Western Europe	London	1954	[311] Archived 2010-01-10 at the Wayback Machine
Eastern America and New York	New York City	1964	[312]
Montreal and Canada	Montreal	1936	[313]
San Francisco and Western America	San Francisco	1927	[314]
Sydney, Australia and New Zealand	Sydney	1946	[315]
Chicago and Mid-America	Chicago	1954	[316]

References

^ "The Primate of the Russian Orthodox Church. Sacred things of Russia". Archived from the original on 2010-12-14. Retrieved 2010-12-15.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j Official site of the Russian Orthodox Church: Organization
^ Dmytro Horevo (2023-01-04). "The Russian Orthodox Church does not recognize the independence of Ukraine or the independence of the UOC". Radio Free Europe (in Ukrainian). Retrieved 2023-01-06.
"The Charter of the UOC does not contain any provisions that could even hint at the connection with Moscow — the Head of the Legal Department". Official website of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate). 2022-12-31. Retrieved 2023-01-06.
"The UOC priest protested his inclusion in the ROC Publishing Council". Official website of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) (in Ukrainian). 2022-12-31. Retrieved 2023-01-06.

[1] "The Primate of the Russian Orthodox Church. Sacred things of Russia". Archived from the original on 2010-12-14. Retrieved 2010-12-15.

[official-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j Official site of the Russian Orthodox Church: Organization

[3] Dmytro Horevo (2023-01-04). "The Russian Orthodox Church does not recognize the independence of Ukraine or the independence of the UOC". Radio Free Europe (in Ukrainian). Retrieved 2023-01-06.
"The Charter of the UOC does not contain any provisions that could even hint at the connection with Moscow — the Head of the Legal Department". Official website of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate). 2022-12-31. Retrieved 2023-01-06.
"The UOC priest protested his inclusion in the ROC Publishing Council". Official website of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate) (in Ukrainian). 2022-12-31. Retrieved 2023-01-06.

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