File:Йосафат Коциловський на святі у Самборі.jpg

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Description Єпископ Йосафат Коциловський у митрі перемиських владик, так званій короні короля Русі Данила Романовича, на святі коронації ікони Самбірської Богородиців. Самбір, серпень 1928 року.
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