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Vasiliy Nazarevsky

Vasiliy Nazarevsky

Vasily Nazarevsky (1846–1909) – for 35 years superior of the Church of St. Nicholas in Škeltovo. >>

Feodor Nikonovich

Feodor Nikonovich

Feodor Nikonovich (1854–1911) – an archpriest, deputy of the 3rd State Duma. >>

Vasily Oknov

Vasily Oknov

Vasily Oknov (1830–1894) – Russian Orthodox priest, archpriest, translator and publisher of liturgical books, including in Latvian. >>

Pavel Panfilov

Pavel Panfilov

Pavel Panfilov (1888–1947) – an archpriest. >>

Roman Passit

Roman Passit

Roman Passit (1875–1941) – an arсhpriest. >>

Nikolay Perekhvalsky

Nikolay Perekhvalsky

Nikolay Perekhvasky (1874–1966) – an archpriest. >>

Mikhail Peterson

Mikhail Peterson

Mikhail Peterson (1873–1952) – a mitred archpriest. >>

Vladimir Pliss

Vladimir Pliss

Vladimir Pliss (1862–1927) – an archpriest. >>

Georgy Popov

Georgy Popov

Georgy Popos (1955-2024) – an archpriest. >>

Nikolay Pyatnitsky

Nikolay Pyatnitsky

Nikolai Pyatnitsky (1866–?) – an archpriest. >>