Citations:uniate

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English citations of uniate

Adjective: ""

							2011
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• 2011, Konstantin Gavrilkin, “Russia, Patriarchal Orthodox Church of”, in John A. McGuckin, editor, The encyclopedia of Eastern Orthodox Christianity, volume 2, Chichester: Wiley-Blackwell, →ISBN, page 496:

  In 1458 the uniate patriarch of Constantinople, Gregory III Mamma, who was living in Rome under papal protection, appointed the Bulgarian Gregory II as Metropolitan of Kiev, Galicia, and All Rus.

noun: ""

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• 2016 February 9, Adam A. J. DeVille, “Apologia Pro Unia”, in catholicworldreport.com‎^[1], San Francisco: Catholic World Report, archived from the original on 2016-02-11:

  I am a uniate, and I am not ashamed of being a uniate.

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