Examples of using The eparchy in English and their translations into Russian
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All religious sites in its territory were handed over to the Eparchy before, except the Dormition Cathedral used jointly by the museum
A year earlier the eparchy had promised that they would lay no claim to the city's main cathedrals.
developing Russian culture in the eparchy of Polotsk.
The Eparchy of Saint Maron of Brooklyn The Eparchy of Saint Maron of Canada- Montréal,
then- divided into two Eparchies: the Eparchy of Shamakhinsk and the Eparchy of Karabakh.
It remained an independent diocese up to 1733, when it was abolished and its Hungarian part was attached to the Eparchy of Budapest, while its Slavonian part to the Syrmian archdiocese.
however, the eparchy demanded that the process be speeded up.
with territory taken of the Eparchy of Damascus today archeparchy.
insists that all property owned by the eparchy before 1917 should be returned to it.
targets of mission's activity by the eparchy authorities.
At the same time, the eparchy stressed that the reason for the transfer was primarily the dissatisfaction of believers with the financial activities of Father Oleg in the church.
Both the eparchy and the museums will continue to share the premises of these cathedrals and the church of the Savior on Spilled Blood(Spas na Krovi).
Representatives of the eparchy note that in order to be unbiased"and not to follow prejudices,
Immediately following the transfer of property formerly occupied by significant cultural establishments(e.g. the regional philharmonic orchestra, the puppet theater), the eparchy signed lease agreements with those establishments which allowed them to continue to use the premises free of charge.
Evening prayer for the victims of the 31 October 2010 attack on Our Lady of Deliverance Syrian Catholic Church organized by the Permanent Observer Mission of the Holy See, the Eparchy of Our Lady of Deliverance of Newark(Syriac)
and another decree from the eparchy designating me as the eparchial iconographer.