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Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conqueful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conqueot been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conque
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conque
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conque
22
Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conque
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conque
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conquehurch of Romania became a Patriarchate, whose Patriarch lives in
Bucharest. In numbers of
Orthodox faithful, this Church is the second largest in world Orthodoxy, and the
persecution by the
atheists has not been as severe as in other Communist countries.
22
Bulgaria.
With the conque