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Russian Orthodox Patriarchate Kirill said the Duma would not agree to remove "God" from the lyrics.

Kremlin artisans would sew the most valuable of these fabrics into ecclesiastical garments for leaders of the Russian Orthodox Church.

A group of militant religious radicals, who claim to have the support of the Russian Orthodox Church, overcame all the obstacles.

The Russian Orthodox Church was rising everywhere from the ashes of the Soviet era, and millions of Russians were rushing to be baptized.

The first photograph of Fidel Castro to be published in five months appeared on the website of the Russian Orthodox Church.

The teachings on this practice as preserved in the Russian Orthodox Church include more advanced training for the more devoted Christians.

The intricately detailed interior of the Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Cathedral in San Francisco draws worshipers and tourists alike.

The drive by a revitalized Russian Orthodox Church to weave its tenets into the education system has prompted a backlash.

And for Father Christmases presiding over the Russian Orthodox holidays, January 6 is the holiest of days, he told AFP.

Considering that he often appears at public functions with the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, things don't look very good for us.

In his grandfather's house, works and portraits of Stalin and Lenin peacefully coexisted with Russian Orthodox icons.

Some of the attackers said they were members of the Russian Orthodox Church.

After the couple are crowned in a Russian Orthodox ceremony, they race to stand on a white rug.

The Russian Orthodox Church is back in favour and the government is paying for the refurbishment of cathedrals .

The beaming tourists bear Russian names and the women wear the scarves of Russian Orthodox believers. Otherwise, they look entirely Chinese.

Main religious groupings are Muslim, Russian Orthodox, Roman Catholic and Ukrainian Orthodox.

Religion: Predominantly Russian Orthodox, There are also Catholic, Protestant, Moslem, Old Believer, and Jewish minorities.

Also, there were two Easters, and people celebrated both - the "Russian" [Orthodox] Easter and the "Polish" [Catholic] one.

Moscow, Russia: A Russian Orthodox cleric conducts a service in the Christ the Saviour Cathedral .

Most of the Russian population of Kyrgyzstan is atheist or Russian Orthodox.

The Russian Orthodox Church is the dominant Christian religion in the Federation.

A Russian Orthodox priest recently blessed agitators outside a Moscow gay club.

This unusual date is because the Russian Orthodox church uses the old " Julian " calendar for religious celebration days.

The Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church has one.

Indeed, there is one maintained in the Russian Orthodox Church.

A partial solar eclipse is seen above a cross of the Life-giving Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Moscow, on January 4, 2011.

The Russian Orthodox Church canonized the czar and his family in 2000.

Moscow soon became the seat of the Russian Orthodox Church and by the sixteenth century had grown outwards into a thriving city,

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