Anatoly Bezkorovainy

Letters to the Editor; Global warming just latest scare
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque); 3/10/2007; 405 words; 4 Northbend Lane, Galena, Ill. I appreciated very much Mike Lester's cartoon on the op-ed page of the Telegraph Herald March 5. It was one of those rare instances when the TH has taken the radical environmentalists to task. As I recall, in the 1960s, the environmentalists of that era, led by Paul

Letters to the Editor; No more free lunch for Ukrainians
Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque); 1/9/2006; 317 words; 4 Northbend Lane, Galena, Ill. The Jan. 4 Telegraph Herald reported that the "gas controversy enrages Ukrainians." They apparently expect Russia to continue subsidizing their energy requirements as if they were still a part of the old Soviet Union. The latter did collapse some years ago, the

A New St. John From Chicago // Russian Orthodox Priest Died in 1917
Chicago Sun-Times; 12/5/1994; 633 words; ...makes us closer to God," said Holy Trinity member Anatoly Bezkorovainy, who edited the church's centennial history book...the depression common to homesick missionaries, Bezkorovainy said. In 1907, Kochurov returned to Russia to...

Orthodox cathedral marks 100
Chicago Sun-Times; 6/13/1992; 701 words; ...with Pan Orthodox Vespers on Friday. "Holy Trinity gives the neighborhood a sense of character," said member Anatoly Bezkorovainy. "We also see ourselves having a unique role in the spiritual unity of Orthodox (Christians) of the city...

ORTHODOX PATRIARCH HOLDS RITE IN CHICAGO
The Boston Globe; 7/23/1990; 724 words; ...person in our religion, and it's a big religious event for us." "This brings us closer to Christ," said Anatoly Bezkorovainy, 52, a lawyer and Russian Orthodox Christian from Lincolnwood. "It's a very wonderful event, I think, for...