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All the active members of the ROCOR have been occupied with unexpected repose of our first hierarch Metropolitan Hilarion. His Eminence passed away on Monday, May 16, and on Sunday, May 22 he was buried among the brethren behind the altar of the cathedral of Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville, NY. His Eminence was consecrated bishop in 1984, becoming the last bishop consecrated during Metropolitan Philaret’s tenure. The next year he passed away and, in the USSR, Perestroika started to take the place. Thus, with the departure of Metropolitan Hilarion and the war between Russia and Ukraine we face a transition from one historical phase into another. In September bishops will elect the successor to Metropolitan Hilarion and their choice will affect the entire Russian Church Abroad. Be this as it may I hope that the Savior's words that “the gates of Hade will not prevail against the church” (Mat.16:18) are also applicable to us.
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“I Never Saw Him Without a Smile on His Face”: Metropolitan Hilarion (Kapral) in Memoriam
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Reminiscences of the newly departed first hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad by an archbishop, archpriest, and protodeacon.
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«Никогда не видели его без улыбки на лице…» Памяти митрополита Илариона (Капрала)
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Воспоминания архиерея, иерея и протодиакона близко знавших новопреставленного первоиерарха РПЦЗ
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Faces of the Russian Church Abroad: H.E. Archbishop Gabriel of Montreal and Canada
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This Zoom meeting was part of Russian Church History-226 class offered in HTOS in 2021.
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