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****И вот еще вопрос. В конце статьи было упоминание, что "Many churches around the world and the Ioannovsky Convent (the second largest monastic community in St Petersburg where his relics lie) are dedicated to St. John of Kronstadt." Что значит "dedicated to"? Если говорить про Иоанновский ставропигиальный, то он назван в честь Иоанна Рыльского. Или его уже потом другому "посвятили"? Или у этого "dedicated" есть какой-то другой смысл?-- Nicoljaus ( talk) 06:46, 27 February 2018 (UTC)
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****И вот еще вопрос. В конце статьи было упоминание, что "Many churches around the world and the Ioannovsky Convent (the second largest monastic community in St Petersburg where his relics lie) are dedicated to St. John of Kronstadt." Что значит "dedicated to"? Если говорить про Иоанновский ставропигиальный, то он назван в честь Иоанна Рыльского. Или его уже потом другому "посвятили"? Или у этого "dedicated" есть какой-то другой смысл?-- Nicoljaus ( talk) 06:46, 27 February 2018 (UTC)
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