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  • (Sobor) of 1917-18 and the Tomos of Autocephaly granted in 1970 by the Russian Orthodox Church to its daughter church, the OCA, then known as the "North American Diocese."

    News from SVOTS.Edu 2009

  • (Sobor) of 1917-18 and the Tomos of Autocephaly granted in 1970 by the Russian Orthodox Church to its daughter church, the OCA, then known as the "North American Diocese."

    News from SVOTS.Edu 2009

  • (Sobor) of 1917-18 and the Tomos of Autocephaly granted in 1970 by the Russian Orthodox Church to its daughter church, the OCA, then known as the "North American Diocese."

    News from SVOTS.Edu 2009

  • (Sobor) of 1917-18 and the Tomos of Autocephaly granted in 1970 by the Russian Orthodox Church to its daughter church, the OCA, then known as the "North American Diocese."

    News from SVOTS.Edu 2009

  • (Sobor) of 1917-18 and the Tomos of Autocephaly granted in 1970 by the Russian Orthodox Church to its daughter church, the OCA, then known as the "North American Diocese."

    News from SVOTS.Edu 2009

  • (Sobor) of 1917-18 and the Tomos of Autocephaly granted in 1970 by the Russian Orthodox Church to its daughter church, the OCA, then known as the "North American Diocese."

    News from SVOTS.Edu 2009

  • Autocephaly dates first to 927 A.D. (declared in 919 in Bulgaria and recognised later by the Ecumenical Patriarchate) and was reinstated twice thereafter in 1235 and 1945 following WWII.

    Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

  • Russia: Autocephaly recognised in 1589 by Ecumenical Patriarchate

    Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

  • Russia: Autocephaly recognised in 1589 by Ecumenical Patriarchate

    Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

  • Russia: Autocephaly recognised in 1589 by Ecumenical Patriarchate

    Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en] 2008

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