Feofan Prokopovich: Feofan Prokopovich, Russian Orthodox theologian and archbishop of Pskov, who by his administration, oratory, and writings collaborated with Tsar Peter I the Great (1672–1725) in westernizing Russian culture and centralizing its political structure. He also directed the reformation of the Russian
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On 11 January 2012, the solemn service was celebrated at the Russian Cathedral of the Resurrection in Berlin marking the 25th anniversary of the archpastoral ministry of Archbishop Feofan …
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In 1920, the Icon was finally brought out of its homeland by Vladyka Feofan. In 1925, by decision of the Synod of Bishops Abroad, and with the consent of the keeper of the Icon, Archbishop Feofan, the Hodigitria of the Diaspora was taken to the Russian Holy Trinity Church in Belgrade.
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PROKOPOVICH, FEOFAN (1681 – 1736) was a Russian Orthodox archbishop who collaborated with Peter the Great to subordinate the administration of the Russian Orthodox church to the imperial government. The instrument of subordination was the Dukhovnyi Reglament (Ecclesiastical Regulation), Prokopovich’s most famous writing, which Peter had
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The coffin containing Vladyka Feofan’s body was transferred to the Berlin-Tegel Russian Orthodox Cemetery. There, a litiya was said by Bishop Antony of Zvenigorod. After that the archpastor’s body was committed to the ground.
