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#380018 - 05/15/12 09:25 AM Russian New Martyrs
Fr Mark Member Registered: 05/10/02 Posts: 780 Loc: Wales	Khristos voskrese! I hope someone can point me towards a list of the Russian New Martyrs, preferably those recognised by ROCOR, as I believe the MP didn't mirror that list in its own act of glorification. Spasi Khristos.
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#380050 - 05/15/12 06:18 PM Re: Russian New Martyrs [Re: Fr Mark]
griego catolico Member Registered: 12/10/01 Posts: 1068 Loc: Sunny California	Fr. Mark, I too would be interested in such a list, but it was reported 4 years ago that ROC and ROCOR were beginning work on a common martyrology. Whether it has been completed b y now, I haven't heard. ROCOR canonized the servants who were killed alongside the Romanov family, but at least one of them, Alexei Trupp, was not Orthodox. He was Catholic. ROC did not canonize the servants. More than likely, "Saint" Alexei Trupp will not be listed in the common martrology.
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#380056 - 05/15/12 07:39 PM Re: Russian New Martyrs [Re: griego catolico]
sielos ilgesys Member Registered: 05/07/09 Posts: 1219 Loc: Texas/USA	I have and recommend devotion to http://orthodoxwiki.org/Luke_(Voino-Yasenetsky)_of_Simferopol_and_Crimea He might fall into the "passion-bearer" category; and he may have been of Ukrainian descent. Why that link won't illuminate itself is beyond me. Edited by sielos ilgesys (05/15/12 07:44 PM)
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#380058 - 05/15/12 08:00 PM Re: Russian New Martyrs [Re: Fr Mark]
Our Lady's slave Member Registered: 11/03/01 Posts: 6321 Loc: Glasgow, Scotland	You mean like this ?
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#380062 - 05/15/12 08:51 PM Re: Russian New Martyrs [Re: Fr Mark]
Sbdn. John Member Registered: 02/14/07 Posts: 98 Loc: Edinbugh, UK	My old church has an icon of St Luke with relics on it.
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#380077 - 05/16/12 01:07 AM Re: Russian New Martyrs [Re: Our Lady's slave]
sielos ilgesys Member Registered: 05/07/09 Posts: 1219 Loc: Texas/USA	Yes - like that. Thanks!
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