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exarch [′ek‚särk] (botany) A vascular bundle in which the primary wood is centripetal. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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the exarch, Leonid Feodorov, and the archimandrite, Clement Sheptytsky) but most are still obscure and the extremely brief descriptions--only a couple of sentences for each--are too short to allow them to come to life the way the four featured in the earlier chapters do. Younan, Lutheran Evangelical Bishop of Jerusalem; Archimandrite Mtanious Haddad, Greek Catholic Patriarchal Exarch in Jerusalem; Butros Malki, Syrian Catholic Bishop in Jerusalem. `A united Europe must draw on Orthodoxy, otherwise she cannot be united, neither can she be Europe,' Monsignor Damaskinos (left), the Metropolitan of Switzerland, Exarch of Europe and representative of the ecumenical patriarch of Constantinople in Geneva, told the Caux conference in August. |
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