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Tarasiy Seredinsky

Tarasiy Seredinsky

Tarasiy Seredinsky (1822–1897) – an archpriest.
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Nikolay Shalfeyev

Nikolay Shalfeyev

Nikolay Shalfeyev (1863–1941) – an archpriest. >>

Vasily Shalfeyev

Vasily Shalfeyev

Vasily Shalfeyev (1832-1890) – an Orthodox priest. >>

Seraphim Shenrok

Seraphim Shenrok

Seraphim Shenrok (1922–2004) – an archpriest. >>

Vladimir Shirshin

Vladimir Shirshin

Vladimir Shirshin (1917–1996) – an archdeacon. >>

Pavel Sinaisky

Pavel Sinaisky

Pavel Sinaisky (1860–?) – an arrchpriest. >>

Pyotr Smikovski

Pyotr Smikovski

Pyotr Smikovski (1927–2009) – an archpriest. >>

Alexander Smirnov

Alexander Smirnov

Alexander Smirnov (1863–1927) – an archpriest. >>

Nikolay Smirnov

Nikolay Smirnov

Nikolay Smirnov (1891–1963) – a Mitred archpriest. >>

Nikolay Smolenkov

Nikolay Smolenkov

Nikolay Smolenkov (1890–1959) – a priest. >>