- The
Popovtsy (Russian: поповцы, IPA: [pɐˈpoft͡sɨ], "priested ones") or
Popovschina (Russian: поповщина) are a
Christian group in
Russia which originated...
-
among the Old
Believers into the
Popovtsy (the
priested ones) and the
Bespopovtsy (the
priestless ones); the
Popovtsy accept priests ordained by the reformed...
- Brăila,
Romania since 1940. It
positions itself as the
world center of
popovtsy, as the "Mother Church" for the
Russian Orthodox Old-Rite Church; the latter...
-
later to
become the
Diocese of Ekaterinoslav. When he
visited a
chapel of
Popovtsy (Old
Believers who had
their own
priests not
recognised by the Church)...
- hand, it is a 'lightened'
version of a
prostration (5). For example, when
Popovtsy Old
Believers ask
their priests for a blessing, they should, theoretically...
- of the Don
Eparchy were Starovers.
Ataman count Matvei Platov was of a
Popovtsy Old
Believers Family. Don
Cossacks were
tolerant of
other religions – with...
- Церковь).
Branch of the
priestless faction of the Old Believers.
Popovtsy also The
Popovtsy or
Popovschina (Russian: Поповцы, Поповщина, "priestist people")...
-
Josephism Old
Believers Bespopovtsy Fedoseevtsy Filippians Chasovennye Dyrniki Popovtsy Beglopopovtsy Old
Calendarists Spiritual Christianity Doukhobors Freedomites...
- (Gospel of John 4:24)
rather than in the
Orthodox Church or
ancient rites of
Popovtsy.
Their saying was, "The
church is not
within logs, but
within ribs".[citation...
- Alaska, Part 2,
article by
Alexander Dolitskey,
published January 5, 2022
Popovtsy,
another major strain of Old Believers, the ones who
accept priests. Belokrinitskaya...
