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Maxim Grigorieff

This is a Substack of a Russian Catholic of the Byzantine rite, a seminarian and a tonsured reader who loves the Catholic Church, his Motherland, and the Christendom. All the discourse here is about these three, for their peace and unity in Christ.

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