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#371292 - 11/07/11 08:07 AM
There's a New Star in the Russian Sky. His Name Is Aleksandr
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There's a New Star in the Russian Sky. His Name Is AleksandrHe led the delegation from the; patriarchate of Moscow in Assisi. Together with Metropolitan Hilarion, he is an emerging leader of the new generation. In great harmony with the Church of Pope Benedict. by Sandro Magister ROME, November 7, 2011 More at http://chiesa.espresso.repubblica.it/articolo/1350078?eng=y
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#371317 - 11/08/11 08:44 AM
Re: There's a New Star in the Russian Sky. His Name Is Aleksandr
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No, it's not me!  Alexandr Naw, I knew it wasn't you, Alexandr. He's only a Metropolitan - that's how I could tell  Tomassus, Thanks for the article. Very interesting reading. I'm not usually a fan of Sandro Magister, but I liked this piece. Many years, Neil
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