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	Metropolitan Peter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Peter's nomination caused prolonged animosity between Mikhail and Peter to the point that the latter had to ask for protection from the Muscovite princes.
		After Peter's move to Moscow, the Cathedral of the Dormition and several other stone churches were built by Ivan Kalita in the Moscow Kremlin.
		The foundation of the Vysokopetrovsky Monastery in Moscow is ascribed to St. Peter the Metropolitan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Metropolitan_Peter (285 words)

	Hieromartyr Peter, Metropolitan Of Krutitsa 1 of 3
		Metropolitan Peter, in the world Peter Fyodorovich Polyansky, was born on June 28, 1862 (according to another source, 1863) in the village of Storozhevoy, Korotyansky uyezd, Voronezh province.
		However, Metropolitan Sergius was prevented by the OGPU from coming to Moscow, and on December 9/22, 1925, a group of nine bishops led by Archbishop Gregory of Ekaterinburg gathered at the Donskoy monastery.
		Besides, Metropolitan Sergius sympathized with the living church council of 1923, did not object to its decisions, and therefore confessed our All-Russian Archpastor and father, his Holiness Patriarch Tikhon, to be 'an apostate from the true ordinances of Christ and a betrayer of the Church', depriving him of his patriarchal rank and monastic calling.
	www.orthodox.net /russiannm/peter-metropolitan-and-hieromartyr-of-krutitsa-01-of-03.html (2522 words)

	Peter Doyle: CEO, Metropolitan : Moneyweb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Peter, as we say, in the industry there seems to be an emphasis on the embedded value.
		PETER DOYLE: Yes, we probably have a contrary view to that, in the sense that there are many people who are not covered by medical schemes.
		PETER DOYLE: We’re not cutting out the intermediaries on that side, we are still involved, but we are cutting out a very sort of complex administrative process that used to happen between the intermediary, the client, the underwriting and the head office administration.
	www.moneyweb.co.za /moneyweb_radio/mny_power_hour/974659.htm (1391 words)

	Russian Orthodox Church of Three Saints in Garfield, NJ
		When Metropolitan Sergiy declared that his authority had arisen from Metropolitan Peter's authority, and that he, Metropolitan Sergiy, was totally dependent on Metropolitan Peter, - then all of us recognized Metropolitan Sergiy as a lawful leader of the Russian Orthodox Church of which the first Hierarch still remained Metropolitan Peter.
		Later though Metropolitan Sergiy openly declared, as it was stated in the Journal of Moscow Patriarchate (1933, #1, p.3) that he, "as a deputy of Metropolitan Peter, had not only the temporary authority of the First Hierarch but the Patriarchal Power as well".
		Metropolitan Kirill, the most ardent vladyka, while admitting non-attendance of the Sergiy's churches as a way of protest, nevertheless, condemned the abuses of the injudicious and unwise zealots.
	www.3saints.com /sakharov.html (2204 words)

	Hieromartyr Peter, Metropolitan Of Krutitsa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Metropolitan Peter refused and on May 11, 1928 he was returned to Khe, with the period of his exile extended by three years.
		On March 27, Metropolitan Peter wrote to B.P. Menzhinsky: "I was given a five-year exile which I served in the far north in the midst of the cruellest frosts, constant storms, extreme poverty and destitution in everything.
		Metropolitan Peter's sufferings after the visits of Tuchkov were so acute that for some days his right arm and leg were paralyzed.
	www.orthodox.net /russiannm/peter-metropolitan-and-hieromartyr-of-krutitsa.html (6462 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Moscow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		It is the see of a Russian Orthodox metropolitan with three auxiliary or vicar bishops, and has 440 churches, 24 convents, over 500 schools (with high schools, professional schools, and the university besides), some 502 establishments of charity, mercy, and hospital service, and 23 cemeteries.
		Peter, Metropolitan of Kieff, who was then in union with Rome, in 1316 changed his see from that city to the city of Vladimir upon the Kliazma, now about midway between Moscow and Nizhni-Novgorod, for Vladimir was then the capital of Great Russia.
		Yet in 1525 the metropolitan Daniel had a correspondence with Pope Clement VII in regard to the Florentine Union, and in 1581 the Jesuit Possevin visited Ivan the Terrible and sought to have him accept the principles of the Union.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/10591b.htm (4188 words)

	Culture Gallery
		Metropolitan Sylvester Kosiv of Kyiv was opposed to the political alliance with Russia.
		The first Metropolitan in Ukraine appointed by Moscow was Bishop Gideon of Lutsk, Prince Sviatopolk- Chetvertinsky, Hetman Samoilovych's father-in-law (the latter's daughter was the wife of the prince's son).
		Metropolitan Gideon was not destined to hold his post for long, passing away in 1690, but the period marked the beginning of what proved to be the active ruination of the Kyivan Church.
	www.artukraine.com /historical/road_losses.htm (2777 words)

	priest.html
		Metropolitans Kyrill and Agathangel were not allowed to travel to Moscow from their places of exile by the Soviet government.
		Clearly Sergius had concluded that by being arrested Metropolitan Peter had also been deposed from his position of authority in the Church, which is completely contrary to the Orthodox canons.
		When Metropolitan Peter returned from his exile, the Bolsheviks realized that Metropolitan Peter was senior to Metropolitan Sergius in the Church, and then they immediately arrested him and shot him.
	www.monasterypress.com /priest.html (1335 words)

	The American Journal of Russian and Slavic Studies
		Metropolitan Peter had not only refused to act as the locum tenens of the Patriarch but asked that in the event of his death being known he should be remembered in the church services as the Head of the Russian Orthodox Church - as a symbol of unity and fidelity to that Church.
		It was in vain that the faithful bishops, clergy and laity implored Metropolitan Sergius to desist from playing the part of Judas but to take example from the Apostle Peter who wept bitterly over his sin, and to repent of his betrayal of Christ.
		Later, having had no contact with Metropolitan Peter for a long time, Metropolitan Cyril was acknowledged by the Catacomb Church as her spiritual leader and head.
	www.rusjournal.com /catacomb.html (3768 words)

	Russia's Catacomb Saints - 7. Metropolitan Joseph of Petrograd
		Metropolitan Peter himself designated three "Substitutes" for the position of Locum Tenens in case he should be arrested or killed in turn, one of whom was Metropolitan Joseph (at that time Archbishop of Rostov), and another Metropolitan (later "Patriarch") Sergius.
		Metropolitan Joseph, by his decisive words and acts and by his position as one of the Substitutes of the Locum Tenens of the Patriarchal Throne, became the factual head of the separatist movement, acting in the name of the banished Locum Tenens, Metropolitan Peter, whose anti-Sergianist attitude was not to become known for some time.
		Metropolitan Sergius has shown himself to be such a schismatic, for he has far exceeded his authority and has rejected and scorned the voice of many hierarchs, in whose midst the pure truth has been preserved.
	users.sisqtel.net /williams/rcs/metropolitanjoseph.html (5463 words)

	CANONICAL
		Bishop Joseph (Klimovich) was consecrated in 1935 by Archbishop Nicholas, Archbishop Arsenios and Archbishop Fedchenkoff of the Moscow Patriarchate.
		Metropolitan Nicholas (Bohatyretz) of the Autocephalous Ukrainian Church was consecrated on the 14th of October 1950 by Archbishop Joseph, Archbishop Konstantine and Metropolitan Joseph (Zielonka) of the Syrian Patriarchate of Antioch.
		Bishop Haralampos was consecrated on the 1lth of June 1988 by Metropolitan Andreas, Bishop Philip, and with the blessing and seal of Metropolitan Damaskinos on behalf of the Holy Synod.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Styx/5478/Canonicity.html (902 words)

	Standing Episcopal Conference of Orthodox Bishops (AUOCA) - SEC - History and Apostolic Succession - The Didache
		Metropolitan VASILI (Lypkiwsky) and the Synod of Bishops formed the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox church; this body had received a Declaration from the Government at Kiev in 1918 as being the "official" church of all Ukrainians.
		On November 21, 1923 Archbishop THEOPHANIES (Noli) was consecrated Metropolitan of Durrazzo at St. George Cathedral in Korcha, Albania by Archbishop KRISTOFOR (Kissi) of Albania and Bishop HIEROTHEOS (Andon-Yaho), Bishop of Miletoupolis and Exarch of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Constantinople.
		The Metropolitan was a distinguished diplomat, a delegate to the League of Nations, served in the Albanian Parliament and was elected as Prime Minister of Albania in 1924.
	www.ourchurch.com /view/?pageID=26392 (6875 words)

	Kyivan Metropolitan Petro Mohyla and Church Unity
		Metropolitan Isaia had been one of the hierarchs secretly consecrated by Patriarch Theophanes of Jerusalem at the request and under the protection of the Kozak Host in 1620.
		Andre Partykevich, an Orthodox scholar, in a paper entitled "Metropolitan Petro Mohyla of Kiev and an Analysis of His Orthodox Confession of Faith" (as yet unpublished), examines several areas in which the Metropolitan may have stepped over the line due to his desire to create a theological basis for reconciliation with the Latins.
		Sakovych was the one who, together with Kyivan Metropolitan, Iov Boretsky, greeted the young Mohyla when he first came to Kyiv for the funeral of Hetman Sahaidachny in 1622, and may have influenced him in choosing his vocation in the Church.
	www.unicorne.org /orthodoxy/contributors/articles/mohyla.htm (2250 words)

	The Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia
		Meanwhile, Metropolitan Evlogy, who had given the signature of loyalty to the Soviet regime which had been demanded by Metropolitan Sergius, was invited to a service of prayer in England for the suffering Russian Church, and he took part in it.
		However, soon he had to become convinced that Metropolitan Sergius was in the hands of the Church's enemies and that his actions were harmful to her, concerning which he wrote to him directly.
		The Patriarchal Synod of Moscow, composed of bishops invited by Metropolitan Sergius, confirmed the latter as Locum Tenens of the Patriarchal Throne.
	www.stmaryofegypt.org /info/rocor.htm (5924 words)

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		Metropolitan Evdokim was assisted by Bishop Alexander Nemolovsky, Russian Orthodox Bishop of Canada and the Aleutian Islands and by Bishop Stephen Dzubai, Russian Orthodox Bishop of Pittsburgh.
		Archbishop Noli was consecrated Metropolitan of Durrazzo in 1923 at Saint George’s Cathedral in Korista, Albania, by Archbishop Christopher Kissis of Albania and Bishop Ierotheos of Mt. Athos, Greece.
		Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church was elevated to Patriarch of the Orthodox Catholic Patriarchate of America.
	www.mrtrid.com /succession.html (1672 words)

	Metropolitan Council Directions Newsletter: Planning: Council's annual benchmarks met for growth, environment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The purpose of the Framework is to provide a plan for how the Metropolitan Council — in partnership with local communities, the state, builders, environmentalists and others — can guide the growth and future of the region.
		Affordability thresholds are defined each year based on the housing budget of households earning 80 percent of the regional median family income for owner housing and 50 percent of median for renter housing.
		In 2000, 75 percent of the region’s housing was affordable to a median income family, compared to 60 percent nationally.
	www.metrocouncil.org /directions/planning/planning2006/benchmarks.htm (1179 words)

	business.iafrica.com \| transcripts Metropolitan results
		Metropolitan CEO Peter Doyle on the group's 21 percent jump in profits.
		Also what has grown quite a lot in the last six months, is marketing through big groups for example retailers and other sub institutions that have big client bases where we do the transaction direct with the organisation and from then on, market it onto their customers.
		Peter Doyle thank you very much indeed, the chief executive officer of Metropolitan on the line to us from Cape Town.
	business.iafrica.com /transcripts/168785.htm (651 words)

	Peter Doyle: CEO, Metropolitan : Moneyweb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		PETER DOYLE: Well, basically last year annual profits were about R600m core headline earnings, but bear in mind again, as you’ve just heard from Peter de Beyer, this figure is a gross of tax figure, and I suppose you need to compare it also to the embedded value, which is a net of tax figure.
		I know Peter was boxing clever, but if you come out at the half year and you say R225m is the amount that you’re providing, you’ve got to believe that that’s close to the final number.
		PETER DOYLE: Yes, look, I mean, we all at that time were between a rock and hard place — we knew that we needed to provide something, but any number would have been a guess, really, and we chose not to make a provision then.
	www.moneyweb.co.za /moneyweb_radio/mny_power_hour/689732.htm (629 words)

	St Peter
		Christ Instructing Peter and John to Prepare for the Passover, Vincenzo Civerchio, 1504.
		The Denial of Saint Peter, Simon Bening, 1525.
		The Denial of Peter, Gerrit van Honthorst, 1620-25.
	www.textweek.com /art/peter.htm (739 words)

	Lives of Saints :: Baramhat 3
		They falsified a letter from the father, the Patriarch, to the nobles of the government saying in it: "We have been informed that a deceptive man called Peter came to you claiming that we have sent him as a Metropolitan for you and he is lying in that.
		We have been informed also that Peter has enthroned the younger son of the king instead of his older brother, against the church and civic laws.
		Nevertheless, a dispute occurred between the false Metropolitan and his assistant, who took the liberties of the absence of his Metropolitan and expelled the servants, plundered all what he found, returned to Egypt, and became a Moslem.
	www.copticchurch.net /synaxarium/7_3.html (874 words)

	The Saint Euphrosynos Cafe Message Board/Discussion :: View topic - Reflections
		METROPOLITAN ANASTASSY points out that clergymen arriving from Russia from this jurisdiction are immediately admitted into prayerful communion, and refers to the opinion of Metropolitan Kirill of Kazan in his epistle, published in Tserkovnaya Zhizn' [Church Life], that Metropolitan Sergius' sin does not extend to the clergymen under him.
		I was not familiar with the Resolution of the Sobor of Bishops of 1938 regarding concelebration with the clergy of Metropolitan Sergius.
		I also became familiar with a great many documents proving that Metropolitan Sergius was using every means at his disposal to try to influence the Soviet regime to lessen the burden on the clergy, to release the imprisoned and return the exiled bishops--including specifically Metropolitan Peter.
	euphrosynoscafe.com /forum/viewtopic.php?p=28943 (2524 words)

	What does light have to do with darkness?
		In the second cited article, Metropolitan Sergius explained the differences in the reception of heretics and schismatics, not on the basis of their objective confession of faith, but on the subjective (and therefore changeable) relationship of the Church's first-hierarch to them.
		Vyacheslav Polosin thus: "If Metropolitan Sergius was ruled, not by personal avarice, but by a mistaken understanding of what was for the benefit of the Church, then it was evident that the theological foundation of such an understanding was mistaken, and even constituted a heresy concerning the Church herself and her activity in the world.
		So from that time, or from the actual death of Metropolitan Peter in 1937, a formal schism existed between the Sergianists and the True Orthodox – a schism which, in the definition of this canon, could also be called a heresy.
	www.monasterypress.com /sergianism.html (4467 words)

	This Is Not The First Time, or Even the Second Time...
		Metropolitan Evlogy, who was elected before for schism, and those with him, entered into compromises and submitted to red Moscow.
		And lo and behold, in the last eighteen months nobody, neither Metropolitan Philaret, as the head of the "Russian Orthodox Church Abroad", nor individual bishops of this "Church", nor any priests, have refuted this monstrous affirmation as if it were a "slander" of Archbishop Anthony...
		On Her is the blessing of his Holiness Patriarch TIkhon, the locum tenenses of the Patriarchal Throne Metropolitans Peter, Kyril and Joseph, Archbishop Seraphim of Uglich, Archbishop Dmitri of Gdov, Bishop Maxim of Serpukhov, Bishop Damascene of Glukhov and all the other hierarch martyrs of the All-Russian Church.
	pages.prodigy.net /frjohnwhiteford/notthefirst.htm (1916 words)

	DIONISII
		From left to right: The Metropolitan Alexis, with Scenes from His Life (1480s), The Virgin Hodegetria (1482), The Virgin Hodegetria (1502-1503), The Metropolitan Peter, with Scenes from His Life (1480s).
		He was first mentioned as a member of the team working on the paintings in the Cathedral of the Nativity in the Pafnutyev Monastery.
		Among the most important works attributed to Dionisii were The Crucifixion, The Metropolitan Alexis, with Scenes from His Life, The Metropolitan Peter, with Scenes from His Life, and two icons of The Virgin Hodegetria.
	www.rollins.edu /Foreign_Lang/Russian/dionisii.html (320 words)

	The Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia - Official Website
		Metropolitan Sergius was not the First Hierarch of the Russian Church, but had the authority from the First Hierarch, Metropolitan Peter of Krutitsa to conduct current ecclesiastical affairs.
		The First Hierarch Metropolitan Peter himself, along with two other locum tenenses protested some of the actions of Metropolitan Sergius, including the formation of a Synod of the Moscow Patriarchate.
		Peter, the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia did not separate itself from all of the Russian Church but only from that part which permitted canonical and moral sins.
	www.russianorthodoxchurch.ws /synod/engdocuments/enart_savchenko.html (744 words)

	Moscow City Tour part 4
		The Metropolitan Peter liked to stay here, and after his death and canonization the monastery was renamed in his honor.
		Sometime in the early 16th century the monastery became known as the Upper St. Peter Monastery, perhaps because of its position on an elevated site, possibly because of its location near a village known as Vysotskoe, or maybe because it was here that Ivan Kalita had a vision of a high mountain.
		Peter the Great commissioned it in commemoration of the refuge he received at the Trinity St. Sergius Monastery after the Streltsi revolt.
	members.aol.com /imershein/Page7d.html (1787 words)

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