Category:ROGCCNA
This category refers to the Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church of North America
This was the official name of the metropolitanate which arose in North America after the Bolshevik Revolution (after which communication between the Russian Orthodox Church and the Diocese of North America was almost completely cut off).
Previously, it had been known as the Diocese of the Aleutians and North America, and before that the Diocese of the Aleutians and Alaska. This administration maintained ecclesiastical continuity with the "Russian Mission" established in 1794, and it persisted until the healing of the separation with the Moscow Patriarchate.
Then, in 1970, the "Metropolia" was given self-governing status (autocephaly) by the Moscow Patriarchate, and the name was changed to The Orthodox Church in America.
See : http://worldcat.org/identities/lccn-n82006267/
Th Orthodox Church in America web-site : https://oca.org/
Orthodoxwiki article about the OCA : https://orthodoxwiki.org/Orthodox_Church_in_America
Orthodoxwiki article about the ROCOR and the OCA : https://orthodoxwiki.org/ROCOR_and_OCA
Orthodoxwiki article about the ROCOR : https://orthodoxwiki.org/Russian_Orthodox_Church_Outside_Russia
Pages in category "ROGCCNA"
The following 14 pages are in this category, out of 214 total.
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- Val-d’Or QC †Saint Nicholas Russian Orthodox Church 1953-1982
- Vancouver BC Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Sobor 1924
- Vancouver BC Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church 1938
- Vancouver BC Saint George Greek Orthodox Cathedral 1927
- Vegreville AB Saint John the Baptist Russo Greek Orthodox Church 1922
- Veregin SK Saint Michael Orthodox Church and Cemetery 1900
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- Wasel AB Holy Ascension Russo Orthodox Church and Cemetery 1901
- Windsor ON Saint John the Divine Orthodox Church 1914
- Winnipeg MB Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral 1904
- Woking AB Holy Trinity Russo Greek Orthodox Church 1951
- Wood Mountain SK Holy Transfiguration Romanian Orthodox Church 1913/1928
- Wostok-Bukovina AB Saint Nicholas Russo Orthodox Church and Cemetery 1900