What does RO stand for?

Russian Orthodox

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Cyprus has been mentioned as a possible venue for a long-sought meeting between Benedict and the Russian Orthodox patriarch.

Pope to visit Cyprus in June

Parents can choose classes from four federally recognized religions--the Russian Orthodox Church, Islam, Judaism and Buddhism--as well as a course in the history of religion or one in secular ethics.

Russia to offer religion courses in public schools

And he accused Ukraine of interfering in the Russian Orthodox Church by creating unfavourable conditions for the visit of the Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill to the country earlier this month.

Medvedev blasts 'anti-Russian' Ukraine

Medvedev and Castro met for several hours and, in a demonstration of friendship, Castro also joined the Russian president in visiting a recently opened Russian Orthodox church in the capital of the communist country.

Russia: Russia and Cuba to revive ties with nuclear cooperation

Patriarch Alexei II of the Russian Orthodox Church blessed the bells and, in an address to dignitaries and Orthodox Christians who had thronged to the Sept.

Bells return to Moscow after revolution

The Russian Orthodox service, attended by Russian president Dmitry Medvedev, had all the trappings of a state funeral including goose-stepping guards.

Dissident's burial

In the Bulgarian Orthodox church May 2 is celebrated as St Boris's Day, the anniversary of his death in AD 907 - although it is sometimes confusingly stated as the feast day of a rival St Boris, venerated by the Russian Orthodox church, who was also a king and half Bulgarian.

St Boris's big day

What followed was an interesting endeavor where the sons began to push social reform throughout the country, and interestingly enough, did so by retaining the values of the Russian Orthodox Church.

Holy Fathers, Secular Sons