- The
ecclesiastical title of
archpriest or
archpresbyter belongs to
certain priests with
supervisory duties over a
number of parishes. The term is most...
- The
Archpriest Controversy was the
debate which followed the
appointment of an
archpriest by Pope
Clement VIII to
oversee the
efforts of the
Roman Catholic...
- election. The pope
gives charge of the
basilica to an
archpriest,
usually a cardinal. Formerly, the
archpriest was the
titular Latin Patriarch of Antioch, a title...
-
century Crisis of Modernization: The
Autobiographical Saint’s Life of the
Archpriest Avvakum, The
Seventeenth Century, 38:1, 155-171. A
Review Article of Kenneth...
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completed in 1735
under Pope
Clement XII. The
current rector is
Cardinal Archpriest Angelo De Donatis,
Vicar General for the
Diocese of Rome. The president...
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Aleksei (Russian: Алексей; c. 1425 – 1488) was a
Russian archpriest who
became known for
converting to Judaism.
Aleksei was born
probably in
Novgorod around...
- Topalović (Serbian Cyrillic: Владислав Топаловић; born 8
January 1975) is an
archpriest-stavrophor in the
Serbian Orthodox Church and the dean of the
Saint Vasilije...
- Leo of
Naples (fl. 950s), also
called Leo the
Archpriest (Italian:
Leone Arciprete), was a
diplomat and
translator in the
service of
Dukes John III and...
- was a
common figure in the
First Serbian Uprising (1804–13).
Several archpriests and
priests were
commanders in the uprising.
Serbian Orthodox monasteries...
- 1553–1621) was an
English Roman Catholic priest. He was the
third and last
archpriest of England. Born in
Derbyshire circa 1553, he
entered the
English College...
