- Tri Sviatitelia,
named after the
Three Holy
Hierarchs Kyiv
Theological Seminary of the
Three Holy
Hierarchs, a
major seminary of the
Ukrainian Gr**** Catholic...
- England. In
Eastern Christianity, a
corresponding officer is
called a
hierarch (from Gr**** ἱεράρχης hierarkhēs "president of
sacred rites, high-priest"...
- Near
Caves in Kiev (September 28)
Synaxis of the
Hierarchs of
Kazan (October 4)
Synaxis of the
Hierarchs of
Moscow (October 5)
Synaxis of the
Saints of...
- the
Hierarchs. The
Hierarchs's expositors, or magicians,
close the
gateway to the
underearth and
separate the
demons from
their home. The
Hierarchs ally...
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Peter I may
refer to:
Saint Peter (c. 1 AD – c. 64–68 AD), a.k.a.
Simon Peter, Simeon, or Simon,
apostle of
Jesus Pope
Peter I of
Alexandria (died 311)...
-
disorganization into the
church environment,
acting through hierarchs (or
former hierarchs) from the patriarch's entourage, were not
crowned with success...
- the
dimension are
omitted to
flatten the
structure Terms about Placement Hierarch, the apex of the hierarchy,
consisting of one
single orphan (object or...
-
Holkins created a
fictional fantasy series called "Epic
Legends of the
Hierarchs: The
Elemenstor Saga" as a
parody of
generic fantasy fiction, and created...
-
informs the
Covenant Hierarchs of the human's
descendance from the
Forerunners in Halo:
Contact Harvest,
prompting the
Hierarchs to
usurp the Covenant...
