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Aug 31, 2004
Parishioners of one of the Orthodox churches in Yaroslavl turned to Alexy II with a complaint against their Archbishop Kirill
IA REGNUM cites the text of the appeal of the parishioners of one of the Yaroslavl churches to the Patriarch. Believers are dissatisfied with their Archbishop Kirill.
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Aug 31, 2004
The district court of Penza is considering a lawsuit from citizens who, for religious reasons, do not want to be assigned a TIN
Sedmitsa.ru, citing Interfax, reports that on September 8, the court of the Oktyabrsky district of Penza will consider the lawsuit of a group of citizens (39 people in total) who, for religious reasons, do not want to be assigned a TIN. According to court spokeswoman N.
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Aug 31, 2004
In Yekaterinburg, the Missionary Department of the local diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church organized a picket against the holding of a Mormon convention in the city
According to the "Pravoslavnaya Gazeta" of Yekaterinburg, on August 29, employees of the Missionary Department of the local diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church, with the permission of the city administration, staged a picket in protest against the holding of a Mormon congress in the city.
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Aug 31, 2004
The state will transfer 13 churches in the center of the capital to the Moscow diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church
On August 31, Sedmitsa.ru, citing Interfax, reported that by the end of 2004 the state intends to transfer 13 churches in the center of the capital to the Moscow Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church. This was stated by the lawyer of most of the parishes of these churches, Mikhail Voronin. According to him, the buildings to be transferred included: three churches, where the All-Russian Scientific and Cultural Center was previously located. I.E.
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Aug 31, 2004
Another batch of “traditional values”
On July 24, 2004, the founding congress of the All-Russian political party "Our Russia" (according to self-determination - a national-patriotic party) was held in Moscow. The main goal of the party is "the revival of Russia as a great power, in which the authorities will govern the country on the principles of social and national justice." On August 31, Rossiyskaya Gazeta published its program theses.