Metropolitan Anthony Bloom - Dividedness Of Christianity
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An internet archive intended to be a place of encounter with Metropolitan Anthony (Bloom) of Sourozh (1914-2003) - through video, audio, photo and text materials, which document and deliver his live image, his voice, and his words. May his memory be eternal. May his prayers and blessing be with you.
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An internet archive intended to be a place of encounter with Metropolitan Anthony (Bloom) of Sourozh (1914-2003) - through video, audio, photo and text materials, which document and deliver his live image, his voice, and his words. May his memory be eternal. May his prayers and blessing be with you.
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