Freedom of worship in Russia discussed by church leaders
A discussion on religious freedom in Soviet Russia cites limited freedoms under the constitution and ongoing need for openness. An Archbishop of York and Russian Orthodox delegates describe signs of progress, with British leaders noting long strides but substantial gaps remain. The piece comments on international church interest and the broader context of faith in Russia.
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