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Metropolitan Alexander (Kudryashov)

Metropolitan Sergius (Voskresensky)

Archbishop Platon (Gorodetsky)

Bishop Filaret I

Archdishop John (Garklavs)

Bishop John (Legky)

Archbishop Yakov (Karp)

Bishop Alexander (Matryonin)

Archbishop John (Smirnov)

Metropolitan Veniamin (Fedchenkov)

Archbishop Arseny

Bishop Veniamin (Karelin)

Bishop Filaret II (Filaretov)

Bishop Donat (Babinski-Sokolov)

Bishop Seraphim (Protopopov)

Bishop Alexander (Zakis)

Bishop Konstantin (Yesensky)

Archbishop Silvester (Kharun)

Bishop Platon (Kulbush)

Bishop Alexander (Vitols)

Metropolitan Augustin (Peterson)

Archbishop John (Alekseyev)

Patriarch Alexy II (Ridiger)

Archbishop Filaret

Archbishop Nikon (Fomichov)

Metropolinan Alexy (Konoplyov)

Metropolitan Korniliy (Popov)

Metropolitan Leonid (Polyakov)

Bishop John (Sichevsky)

Metropolitan Panteleimon (Rozhnovsky)

Archbishop Alexander (Shchukin)

Metropolitan Pitirim (Oknov)

Bishop John (Bulin)

Archbishop Nikolay (Leisman)

Archbishop Joachim (Levitsky)

Metropolitan Veniamin (Kazanski)