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“Consecration of the Orthodox church at Schleissheim” in Tserkovnyi visnyk

1946Munich · Germanyfaithpress and print
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“Consecration of the Orthodox church at Schleissheim”. The report describes how Ukrainians newly moved from Füssen fitted out a bright, spacious room as a church, with an iconostasis and images painted in the Ukrainian style, and how Archbishop Mykhail came from Munich on 28 July to consecrate it in the name of Grand Prince Volodymyr.
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“Consecration of the Orthodox church at Schleissheim”. The report describes how Ukrainians newly moved from Füssen fitted out a bright, spacious room as a church, with an iconostasis and images painted in the Ukrainian style, and how Archbishop Mykhail came from Munich on 28 July to consecrate it in the name of Grand Prince Volodymyr.

Tserkovnyi visnyk, page 28; Church Administration of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church, Munich, 1946. Ukrainian Museum-Archives of Cleveland, Displaced Persons Camp Periodicals Collection, digitised with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum; marked public domain or an orphan work and offered under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0.

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Schleißheim