Original sentence: In some Orthodox Christian churches Paul I is venerated as a saint  although his canonization was interrupted by the 1917 revolution
Edited sentence: Comparatively recent research has reconsidered and rehabilitated the character of Paul I.His infidelity is dismissed as unlikely, and the involvement with the Order of St.In some Orthodox Christian churches Paul I is even venerated as a saint , although his canonization was interrupted by the 1917 revolution.In the 1970s, two academic panels provided the assessments of new research into Paul I: one at Montreal in 1973 and the other at St.John is understood against a background of his idealising their history as a lesson in high chivalric ideals which he wished the Russian nobility would adopt.Louis in 1976.Paul saw in the Russian nobles an element of degeneracy, and introducing the high ideals of the Knights of Malta was his method of reform.Paul suffered a lonely and strict upbringing, and whilst he was eccentric and neurotic, he was not mentally unbalanced.Some of the findings were presented in 1979: Paul I: A reassessment of His Life and Reign, University Center for International Studies, University of Pittsburgh, 1979.The reappraisal of Paul I has demonstrated his character as someone of high morals, who followed his conscience.Though an analysis of his biography reveals an obsessive-compulsive personality, he had "characteristics fairly common in the population at large".Where Paul differed was that, by 1796, he had to manage the whole of the Russian Empire