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Saint Paisios the Athonite
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Saint Paisios the Athonite

Nov 5, 2012
5h 4m
★ 10.0

So in every test, let us say: "Thank you, my God, because this was needed for my salvation."

Overview

The Patriarchate of Moscow and the POKROB Film Studio deliver to global Orthodoxy a documentary with a total duration of five hours on the holy life and work of Saint Paisios of Mount Athos.

Genres

Documentary
Drama
Family

Production Companies

POKROB Film Studio

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Cast

Saint Paisios

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Saint Paisios

Abbot Cyprian Yashchenko

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Abbot Cyprian Yashchenko

Christina Eznepidi

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Christina Eznepidi

Lazaros Kelekidis

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Lazaros Kelekidis

Raphael Eznepidis

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Raphael Eznepidis

Archimandrite Ephraim

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Archimandrite Ephraim

Athanasios Rokovolis

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Athanasios Rokovolis