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Foreword
249–254
On the way to the Council of Moscow:
255–272
a movement of ecclesial renewal in the Church of Russia at the beginning of the 20th century
The Moscow Council as an ecclesiological "event"
273–290
Procedures, proceedings and main decisions
The ecclesiological resolutions of the Local Council of the Russian Orthodox Church 1917-1918
291–310
The Moscow Council and the ecclesiastical organization of the Russian diaspora in Europe in the 1920s-1930s
311–330
The Legacy of the Moscow Council of 1917-1918:
331–343
the election of the bishop according to the statutes of the post-war Russian Exarchate
The Council of 1917-1918 and Afanasiev's Ecclesiology
344–356
The assessment of the Moscow Council by the theologians of the "Paris School"
357–366
The reception of the Council of Moscow in Russia
367–374
The Council of Moscow and its reception in America
375–386
The statutes of the Diocese of Sourozh
387–394
Influence of the Council on the renewal of Orthodox lay fraternities and movements
395–405
The Serbian Orthodox Church and the Ecclesiology of the Moscow Council of 1917-1918
406–415
The Moscow Council and the organization of the Romanian Orthodox Church after the First World War
416–427
The praxis of the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Church of Cyprus in the face of the ecclesiology of the Moscow Council concerning the election of bishops
428–448
The Moscow Council of 1917:
449–457
a synodality as close as possible to the theology of the people of God
A Catholic rereading of the ecclesiological decisions of the Moscow Council in the light of Vatican II
458–467
The Moscow Council:
468–478
an orthodox reform 400 years after the Protestant Reformation
Memory and Orthodox reception of the Moscow Council of 1917-1918:
479–490
a spur to live ecclesial conciliarity?
Round table: The message of the Council of Moscow for the Church today
491–506
Chronicle
507–508
Bibliography
509