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The Order of Saint Basil the Great spread and flourished across modern day
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directed against all religious orders. In the second half of the 19th century efforts were undertaken to renew the Order. By 1882 it was reduced to just 60 monks in 14 monasteries. With permission from Pope
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in 1596. The monasteries living according to the rules of St. Basil and St. Theodore
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and other Greek-Catholic churches in central and
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underground. In all of the Soviet-controlled territories only a single
Basilian monastery was left open, in the Polish capital of
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monastery, by which it became less sedentary and more missionary, among other things allowing the monks to work with the
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that was revived at the end of 19th century by
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monastic order of pontifical right that works actively among
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Christian religious orders established in the 17th century
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the
Basilian Constitution was updated with help from the
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Monastic life began to develop in Ukraine in the time of
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History and facts about the Order of St. Basil the Great
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Monastic religious order of the Greek Catholic Churches
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1080:Order of Saint Basil the Great
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805:Stephan Martishkevich-Businski
749:Order of Saint Basil the Great
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228:Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
152:Order of Saint Basil the Great
34:Order of Saint Basil the Great
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874:Intercession of the Theotokos
529:Slutsk Holy Trinity Monastery
483:Monastery of the Holy Trinity
344:monastery of the Holy Trinity
324:Eastern Rite Ruthenian Church
1100:1631 establishments in Italy
454:collapse of the Soviet Union
160:Чин Святого Василія Великого
860:Antoniy Tomilovich-Lebetski
747:Protoarchimandrites of the
264:Sts. Anthony and Theodosius
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944:Porfiriy Skarbek-Vazhinski
929:Porfiriy Skarbek-Vazhinski
520:Supraśl Orthodox Monastery
222:and Archbishop of Polotsk
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180:Ordo Sancti Basilii Magni
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56:Saint Josaphat Kuntsevych
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590:– Confessor of the Faith
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949:Maksimilian Vilchinski
293:Joseph Benjamin Rutsky
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424:John E. Aldred Estate
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569:– Bishop and Martyr
555:– Priest and Martyr
511:Lauryshava Monastery
364:partitions of Poland
290:Metropolitan of Kiev
278:Theodore the Studite
253:and is based in the
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909:Polikarp Mihunevich
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684:20 November
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653:14 January
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452:After the
420:Yugoslavia
368:seminaries
362:until the
312:Theodosius
255:Univ Lavra
81:1631-08-20
648:GCatholic
491:Lithuania
412:Argentina
375:Ruthenian
306:, led by
284:(†1074),
165:romanized
156:Ukrainian
107:(for men)
70:Formation
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572:Blessed
565:Blessed
558:Blessed
551:Blessed
466:Portugal
462:Slovakia
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396:Leo XIII
387:Austrian
318:and the
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524:Supraśl
522:, near
513:, near
487:Vilnius
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458:Romania
439:Soviets
348:Vilnius
334:in the
328:Belarus
308:Anthony
211:Revival
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190:, is a
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