Orthodox priesthood of Bronnitsy County in the early 20th century by the report of the bishop of Dmitrov Tryphon (Turkestanov)
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Abstract
The article considers the state of the Orthodox priesthood of Moscow Province Bronnitsy County according to the materials of the report of the Bishop of Dmitrov Tryphon, formation of a positive image of the Orthodox priesthood, the relationship between the diocesan authorities and the clergy of the rural parishes.
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Julia Igorevna Belonogova
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