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Staten Island, NY: Bishop Nicholas leads Patronal Feast of "Unexpected Joy" Church - 12/22/16

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New York City: Metropolitan Nicholas officiates Celebration of Exaltation of the Cross in Synodal Cathedral - 09/27/23

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New York City: Metropolitan Nicholas officiates Celebration of Exaltation of the Cross in Synodal Cathedral - 09/27/23

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New York City: Metropolitan Nicholas celebrates Namesday in Synodal Cathedral - 02/16/23

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New York City: Metropolitan Nicholas celebrates Namesday in Synodal Cathedral - 02/16/23

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His Eminence NICHOLAS
Metropolitan of Eastern America & New York,
First Hierarch of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia





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Old Testament Lectionary & Cue Cards for Great Lent Available on Diocese Website
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Flushing, NY: Russian Orthodox Youth Committee offers 2024 Church Calendar Online
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Jordanville, NY: Metropolitan Nicholas marks First Anniversary of Metropolitan Hilarion (Kapral’s) Repose in Holy Trinity Monastery - 05/18/23

On Tuesday, May 16, Metropolitan Nicholas of Eastern America & New York performed an archpastoral visit to Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville, NY to commemorate the first anniversary of the repose of Metropolitan Hilarion (Kapral), sixth First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad.


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New York City: On Sunday of the Samaritan Woman, Metropolitan Nicholas celebrates Liturgy, serves Panihida for Ever-Memorable Metropolitan Hilarion in Synodal Cathedral - 05/17/23

On May 14, the 5th Sunday after Pascha, that of the Samaritan Woman, Metropolitan Nicholas of Eastern America & New York celebrated Divine Liturgy in the Synodal Cathedral of the Sign in New York City.


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Jordanville, NY: Burial of Metropolitan Hilarion takes place at Holy Trinity Monastery - 05/26/22

On May 22, the 5th Sunday of Holy Pascha, the commemoration of the meeting of the Lord with the Samaritan Woman, and then the Holy Church honors the memory of the Holy Hierarch and Wonderworker Nicholas, Archbishop of Myra in Lycia, the burial of the newly departed First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad, Metropolitan Hilarion of Eastern America & New York, was held at Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville, NY.


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Jerusalem: His Beatitude Theophilos, Patriarch of Jerusalem, sends Condolences on Repose of Metropolitan Hilarion - 05/25/22

We received the news of the passing of Metropolitan Hilarion with sadness, and assure you and the entire ROCOR community of Our prayers from the Holy Tomb of our risen Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for the repose of his soul in the Heavenly Kingdom.


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Madrid: Head of the Russian Imperial House sends Condolences on Repose of Metropolitan Hilarion - 05/23/22

It was with great sorrow that I heard the news of the repose of the First Hierarch of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia, His Eminence Hilarion, Metropolitan of Eastern America & New York.


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New York City: Funeral of Metropolitan Hilarion, First Hierarch of Russian Church Abroad, held in Synodal Cathedral - 05/21/22

On Saturday, May 21, the feast of the Holy Apostle & Evangelist John the Theologian, the monastic funeral of the newly reposed First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad ‒ His Eminence Hilarion, Metropolitan of Eastern America & New York ‒ was held in the Synodal Cathedral of the Sign in New York City.


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Schedule of the Funeral & Burial Services of His Eminence, Metropolitan Hilarion - 05/20/22

On Saturday, May 21, the feast of Holy Apostle and Evangelist John the Theologian, His Eminence Mark, Metropolitan of Berlin & Germany, will officiate Divine Liturgy at 7:30 AM with the participation of archpastors, clergymen, and representatives of other Local Orthodox Churches


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New York City: In Synodal Cathedral, Panihidas continue for Newly Reposed Metropolitan Hilarion - 05/19/22

In the Synodal Cathedral of the Sign in New York City, the clergy continue to serve panihidas for the newly reposed primate of the Russian Church Abroad, Metropolitan Hilarion. On Tuesday evening, May 17, Metropolitan Mark of Berlin & Germany, recently arrived from Germany, officiated the panihida in the cathedral.


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Moscow: Patriarchal Condolences on the repose of Metropolitan Hilarion of Eastern America & New York - 05/19/22

It was with great sorrow that I received the news of the repose of the First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad, Metropolitan Hilarion of Eastern America & New York. I express my deepest condolences for your loss.


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Kiev: Primate of Ukrainian Orthodox Church sends Condolences on Repose of Metropolitan Hilarion - 05/17/22

It is with great sorrow that I learned of the repose of our dear and beloved brother, His Eminence, Metropolitan Hilarion.


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New York City: First Panihida for Metropolitan Hilarion served in Synodal Cathedral - 05/17/22

On Monday evening, May 16, the first panihida for the newly reposed Metropolitan Hilarion of Eastern America & New York, First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad, was served in the Synodal Cathedral of the Sign in New York City.


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New York: His Eminence Hilarion, Metropolitan of Eastern America & New York, First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad, reposed in the Lord - 05/16/22

On Monday, May 16, the feast of Venerable Theodosius of the Kiev Caves, at 2:00 PM New York time, following a lengthy illness, His Eminence Hilarion, Metropolitan of Eastern America & New York, First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad, reposed in the Lord in a New York City hospital.


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Jordanville, NY: Burial of Metropolitan Hilarion takes place at Holy Trinity Monastery - 05/22/22

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New York City: Funeral of Metropolitan Hilarion, First Hierarch of Russian Church Abroad, held in Synodal Cathedral - 05/21/22

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In Memoriam: His Eminence Hilarion, Metropolitan of Eastern America & New York, First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad - 05/20/22

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The All-Night Vigil and Divine Liturgy
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in honor of St. Alexander to follow sponsored by the Patriarch Tikhon Russian-American Music Institute (PaTRAM). 

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New York City: Patronal Feast Day of Synodal Cathedral of the Sign - 12/10/20

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New York City: Patronal Feast Day of Synodal Cathedral of the Sign - 12/10/20

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The Wonderworking Kursk Root Icon of the Mother of God

In the 13th century, during the dreadful period of the Tartar invasion of Russia, the devastated province of Kursk was emptied of people and its principal city, Kursk, became a wilderness. Now, the residents of the city of Rylsk, which had been preserved from invasion, often journeyed to the site of Kursk to hunt wild beasts. One of the hunters, going along the bank of the river Skal, which-was not very far from ruined Kursk, noticed an icon lying face down on the ground next to the root of a tree. The hunter picked it up and found that it was an icon of the Sign, such as was enshrined and venerated in the city of Novgorod. At this time, the icon's first miracle was worked, for no sooner had the hunter picked up the sacred image than there immediately gushed forth with great force an abundant spring of pure water. This took place on September 8th in the year 1295.

 The hunter constructed a small wooden chapel and placed the newly manifested image of the Mother of God therein. The residents of Rylsk began to visit the place of the manifestation of this holy object and the icon was glorified by miracles all the more. Prince Vasily Shemyaka of Rylsk ordered that the icon be brought to the city of Rylsk itself and this was done in a solemn manner, for the people of the city went forth to met the icon of the Mother of God; but Shemyaka himself declined to attend the festivities and for this reason was punished with blindness. The prince, however, repented and straightway received healing. Moved by this miracle, Shemyaka constructed a church in the city of Rylsk in honor of the Nativity of the All-Holy Theotokos, and there the miraculous icon was enshrined on September 8th, the day of its manifestation, appointed as the annual feast date.

But the icon vanished in a miraculous manner and returned to the place of its original appearance. The residents of Rylsk continually brought it back, but each time it returned to its former place. Then, understanding that the Mother of God was well pleased to dwell in the place of the manifestation of her image, they eventually left it there in peace. Innumerable pilgrimages streamed to the site and services of supplication were celebrated there by a certain priest whose name was Bogoliub and who dwelt at the site of the wooden chapel and struggled there in asceticism.

In the year 1383, the province of Kursk was subjected to a new invasion of Tartars. They decided to set fire to the chapel, but it refused to burn, even though they piled up fuel all around it, and so the superstitious barbarians fell upon the priest Bogoliub, accusing him of sorcery. The pious priest denounced their foolishness and pointed out the icon of the Mother of God to them. The malicious Tartars laid hold of the holy icon and cut it in two, casting the pieces to either side. The chapeI then caught fire and the priest Bogoliub was carried off a prisoner.

In his captivity, the God-loving elder kept the Faith, placing his hope on the all-holy Mother of God, and his hope did not fail him. Now, one day as he was guarding flocks and passing the time by singing prayers and doxologies in honor of the Mother of God, there passed by some emissaries of the Tsar of Moscow.

They heard this chanting, arranged to ransom the priest from captivity, and Bogoliub returned to the former site of the chapel. There he found the pieces of the miraculous icon which the Tartars had cast away. He picked them up and straightway they grew together, although the signs of the split remained. Learning of this miracle, the residents of Rylsk gave glory to God and to His all-pure Mother. Again they attempted to transfer the holy icon to their city, but once more the miraculous image returned to its former place. A new chapel was then built on the original site of the icon's appearance and here it remained for about 200 years.

The city of Kursk was revived in the year 1597 at the command of Theodore Ivanovich of Moscow. This pious Tsar, who had heard of the miracles of the icon, expressed his desire to behold it, and in Moscow, the icon was greeted with great solemnity. The Tsaritsa, Irene Theodorovna, adorned the holy icon with a precious riza. At the command of the Tsar, the icon was set in a silver-gilt frame upon which were depicted the Lord of Hosts and prophets holding scrolls in their hands. The icon was subsequently returned and, with the close cooperation of the Tsar, a monastery was founded on the site of the chapel. A church, dedicated to the Life-bearing Spring, was built above the same spring that had appeared when the icon was first revealed and the monastery attached to it was called the Kursk Root Herrnitage in honor ofthe manifestation of the icon at the root of the tree.

During an invasion of Crimean Tartars, the icon was transferred to the cathedral church of Kursk, and an exact copy was left at the Hermitage. Tsar Boris Godunov bestowed many precious gifts for the adornment of the icon and even the pretender, the false Dimitry, who desired to call attention to himself and to win the support of those who lived in the vicinity of Kursk, venerated this icon and placed it in the royal mansions where it remained until the year 1615.

While the icon was absent from the city of Kursk, the grace-bearing aid of the Mother of God did not forsake that city, for when in the year 1612 the Poles laid siege to Kursk, certain of the citizens beheld the Mother of God and two radiant monks above the city. Captured Poles related that they, too, had beheld a woman and two radiant men on the city walls, and that this woman made threatening gestures at those who were conducting the siege. The citizens then made a vow to construct a monastery in honor of the all-holy Theotokos and to place the miraculous icon therein. The besiegers were quickly put to flight and in gratitude to their heavenly helper, the people of Kursk built a monastery in honor of the all-holy Theotokos of the Sign.

In 1676, the icon of the Mother of God of the Sign was borne to the Don River to bless the forces of the Don Cossacks. In 1684, a copy of the miraculous icon of the all-holy Theotokos of the Sign was sent to the Monastery of the Root by the sovereigns and great princes Ivan and Peter Alexievich. This copy was set in a silver-gilt frame and a command was made that this copy be borne wherever Orthodox warriors went into battle.

In the year 1812, the Kursk Civic Society sent to General Kutuzov a copy of the miraculous icon of Kursk, setting it in a silver-gilt frame. The commander expressed his gratitude to the citizens of Kursk and his belief that Kursk would remain free, thanks to the protection of the Queen of Heaven.

In March of 1898 a group of anarchists, desiring to undermine the faith of the people in the wonderworking power of the icon, decided to destroy it. They placed a time bomb in the Cathedral of the Sign, and at two o'clock in the morning a horrendous explosion rent the air and all the walls of the monastery were shaken. The frightened monastic brethren rushed immediately to the cathedral, where they beheld a scene of horrible devastation. The force of the blast had shattered the gilded canopy above the icon. The heavy marble base, constructed of several massive steps, had been jolted out of position and split into several pieces. A huge metal candlestick which stood before the icon and been blown to the opposite side of the cathedral. A door of cast iron located near the icon had been torn from its hinges and cast outside, where it smashed against a wall and caused a deep crack. All the windows in the cathedral and even those in the dome above were shattered. Amid the general devastation, the holy icon remained intact and even the glass within the frame remained whole. Thinking to destroy the icon, the anarchists had, on the contrary, become the cause of its greater glorification.

Every year on Friday of the ninth week after Pascha, the icon of the Sign was solemnly borne in procession from the Kursk Cathedral of the Sign to the place of its original manifestation at the Kursk Hermitage, where it remained until September 12. On September 13, it was again solemnly returned to the city of Kursk. This procession was instituted in the year 1618 in memory of the transfer of the icon from Moscow to Kursk and to commemorate its original appearance.

During the Bolshevik revolution, the icon was removed from the Cathedral of the Sign on April 12, 1918. Search was made for the icon but without result. The holy object was discovered under the following circumstances: Not far from the monastery there lived a poor girl and her mother who for three days had not had anything to eat. At that time Kursk was controlled by the Bolshevik regime. On May 3, the girl, a seamstress, went off to the marketplace in search of bread. Returning home at about one o'clock in the morning, she passed by a well which, according to tradition, had been dug by St. Theodosius of the Caves. There, on the edge of the well, she beheld a package wrapped in a sack, and when she opened it, in the package she found the sacred icon, which apparently had been left there by those who had stolen it.

At the end of October 1919, when the White Russian Army was evacuating the city of Kursk, twelve monks of the monastery transferred the icon to the city of Belgorod, from which it was again transferred, first to Taganrog and Ekaterinodar, and then to Novorossiisk. During the evacuation, with the permission of Metropolitan Anthony Khrapovitsky who was then President of the Higher Ecclesiastical Administration in Southern Russia, the icon was taken aboard the steamship St. Nicholas by Bishop Theophan of Kursk on March 1, 1920, and was transported to the city of Thessalonica. On April 3, Bishop Theophan took the icon to the city of Pec, the ancient capital of Serbia. For four months the icon remained in Pec, and in September, at the request of Baron Wrangel, it was returned again to the Crimea. A year after departing from the city of Kursk, on October 29, 1920, the holy image against left its native land during the evacuation of the White Army and those Russian people who refused to submit to the Soviet regime. After arriving again in the Kingdom of the Serbs, Croatians and Slovenes, with the blessing of Patriarch Dimitry, the holy icon remained with Bishop Theophan in the Serbian monastery of Yazak on Frushkaya Mountain. From the end of 1927, the icon was to be found in the Russian church of the Holy Trinity in the city of Belgrade.

With the blessing of the Synod of Bishops, Bishop Theophan bore the icon around to various places where Russians of the diaspora dwelt. During World War II, when Belgrade was subjected to bombardment and other tribulations associated with the war, the miraculous icon became a rampart of hope for all that approached it with sincere prayer.

The steadfast companion of those Russian people who did not accept the satanic authority, this great and ancient holy object, which remained in Moscow during the dreadful turmoil of the 17th century, was removed from Yugoslavia in the autumn of 1944 together with those who again fled the godless regime. From ruined Vienna, the icon was borne to the tranquil city of Carlsbad to which the Synod of Bishops had been evacuated. With the approach of the Bolsheviks it was again transferred to Munich in the spring of 1945. The holy icon proved to be an unending consolation to many thousands of people who were experiencing all the trials and tribulations of the latter years of World War II. From Munich the icon was borne to Switzerland, France, Belgium, England, Austria, and many cities and camps in Germany itself. Subsequently, the icon was transferred to the New World where it had its permanent residence first in the New Kursk Hermitage in Mahopac, N.Y., and then in the Synod's Cathedral Church of the Mother of God of the Sign in New York City, the residence of the First Hierarch of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad. At present, by decree of the Council of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad, a festival is held in honor of the icon at the New Kursk Hermitage in Mahopac, N.Y., on the Sunday nearest the feast of the Nativity of the Most Holy Theotokos, and in the Synod's Cathedral of the Mother of God of the Sign in New York City on November 27/ December 10.

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Charlotte, NC: Metropolitan Nicholas officiates Patronal Feast of "Reigning" Mother of God Church - 03/18/24

On March 17-18, the Sunday of St. John Climacus, Metropolitan Hilarion of Eastern America & New York visited the Church of the Icon of the "Reigning" Mother of God in Charlotte, NC, and led the divine services. In accordance with the Typicon, Divine Liturgy is not served on Wednesday or Friday of Cheesefare, so the feast (usually March 2/15) was transferred to the day prior.


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Metropolitan Nicholas’ 2024 Great Lenten Epistle to the Clergy and Flock of the Eastern American Diocese - 03/14/24

Great Lent is approaching – a time set aside for delving into ourselves, for examining our lives, for repentance and correction. Great Lent is not only a time to refrain from certain types of food; it is a time for asceticism of the mind and senses, when we abstain from impure thoughts, separate ourselves from our habitual sins, entertainments, and harmful routines


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Coronado, Costa Rica: Metropolitan Nicholas officiates 30th Anniversary Celebrations of Our Lady of Vladimir Church - 03/12/24

On Friday evening, March 8, Metropolitan Nicholas of Eastern America & New York arrived in Costa Rica to officiate the 30th anniversary celebrations of the establishment of Our Lady of Vladimir Church in Coronado, not far from the capital, San José.


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Registration for 2024 Lenten Clergy Retreat is Open - 03/11/24

Online registration for the 2024 Lenten Retreat for clergy of the Eastern American Diocese has opened on the diocesan website. 


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New York City: On Sunday of the Prodigal Son, Metropolitan Nicholas celebrates Liturgy in Synodal Cathedral - 03/08/24

On March 3, the Sunday of the Prodigal Son, Metropolitan Nicholas of Eastern America & New York celebrated Divine Liturgy in the Synodal Cathedral of the Sign in New York City.


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New York City: "…and Peace on Earth" – Synodal Choir performs Benevolent Concert to Benefit those Suffering from War in Ukraine & Holy Land - 03/03/24

On Friday evening, March 1, a benevolent concert entitled "…and Peace on Earth ‒ Sacred Works: Prayers for Peace" was held in the Synodal Cathedral of the Sign in New York City. The concert’s primary objective was to raise funds for relief organizations providing aid to those suffering from war in Ukraine and the Holy Land – especially ROCOR’s Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in Jerusalem.


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New York City: On Sunday of the Publican & the Pharisee, Metropolitan Nicholas celebrates Liturgy in Synodal Cathedral - 02/28/24

On February 25, the Sunday of the Publican n& the Pharisee, and the date when the Church honors the memory of the Holy Hierarch Alexis of Moscow, Wonderworker of All Russia, Metropolitan Nicholas o Eastern America & New York celebrated Divine Liturgy in the Synodal Cathedral of the Sign in New York City.


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New York City: On 37th Sunday after Pentecost, Metropolitan Nicholas celebrates Liturgy in Synodal Cathedral - 02/21/24

On February 18, the 37th Sunday after Pentecost and afterfeast of the Meeting of the Lord, Metropolitan Nicholas of Eastern America & New York celebrated Divine Liturgy in the Synodal Cathedral of the Sign in New York City.


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New York City: Metropolitan Nicholas celebrates Namesday Liturgy in Synodal Cathedral - 02/18/24

On Friday, February 16, the feast of the Holy Equal-of-the-Apostles Nicholas, Archbishop of Japan, Metropolitan Nicholas of Eastern America & New York celebrated his namesday. The First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad officiated the All-Night Vigil the evening prior and celebrated Divine Liturgy in the Synodal Cathedral of the Sign in New York City.


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Stratford, CT: Metropolitan Nicholas officiates Patronal Feast of Holy Presentation Church - 02/17/24

On Thursday, February 15, the great feast of the Meeting of the Lord, Holy Presentation Church in Stratford, CT, celebrated its patronal feast day. That day, Metropolitan Nicholas of Eastern America & New York, First Hierarch of the Russian Church Abroad, arrived to share in the joy of the feast and to celebrate Divine Liturgy.


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6378 Route 152; Wayne, WV 25570 USA
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364 Canterbury Turnpike; Norwich, CT 06360 USA
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14 Alvin Street; Glen Cove, NY 11542 USA
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190 Cebra Avenue; Staten Island, NY 10304 USA
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1050 Route 6; Mahopac, NY 10541 USA
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617 Sand Creek Road; Albany, NY 12205 USA
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5 Wheeler Terrace; Stratford, CT 06614 USA
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5310 Statesville Road; Charlotte, NC 28269 USA
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235 Cole Hill Road; Richfield Springs, NY 13439
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395 Holy Cross Road; Wayne, WV 25570 USA
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385 South Shore Road; Northville, NY 12134 USA
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505 Holy Cross Road; Wayne, WV 25570 USA
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100 Smith Road; Nanuet, NY 10954 USA
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7650 Lyons Road; Coconut Creek, FL 33073
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Holy Trinity Monastery
1407 Robinson Road; Jordanville, NY 13361 USA
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Holy Trinity Western Rite Church
605 Midland Michigan Avenue; Midland City, AL 36350
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Holy Virgin Dormition Church
330 Shaw Avenue; McKeesport, PA 15132 USA
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Holy Virgin Protection Church
301 Handy Street; New Brunswick, NJ 08901-2942 USA
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Holy Virgin Protection Church
51 Prospect Street; Nyack, NY 10960 USA
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Holy Wisdom Western Rite Church
3825 Catawba Creek Drive; Gastonia, NC 28056
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Icon of the Mother of God "Otrada" Chapel
385 South Pascack Road; Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977 USA
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Iveron Icon Cemetery Chapel
Rock Creek Church Road & Webster Street, NW; Washington, DC 20011
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Iveron Mother of God Monastery
114 Williams Road N; Mohawk, NY 13407
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Joy of All Who Sorrow Church
6728 Campground Road; Cumming, GA 30040 USA
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Misión de Nuestra Sra. Madre de Dios de Kazan
Calle#1, Edificio #1; Sosúa, Puerto Plata Dominican Republic
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Misión de San Serafín de Sarov
Calle Las Brisas 451; Bávaro, La Altagracia Dominican Republic
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Misión San Juan de Shanghai y San Francisco
; Matagalpa, 61000 Nicaragua
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Mission of St. Gregory Palamas
404 Beecham Drive; Richmond, VA 23227
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Monasterio de San Antonio el Grande
JH8F+R4 Quinta Mercedes; Comarca Río Negro, Santa Fe, Boaco Nicaragua
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Monastery of St. Dionysios the Areopagite
481 N Country Road; St. James, NY 11780
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Monastery of the Glorious Ascension
5052 Highway 41 N; Resaca, GA 30735
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Mother of God Surety of Sinners Chapel
53 Andrews Road; Wytopitlock, ME 04497 USA
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New Martyrs & Confessors of Russia Church
8645 18th Avenue; Brooklyn, NY 11214 USA
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Our Lady "Joy of All Who Sorrow" Church
560 N 20th Street; Philadelphia, PA 19130 USA
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Our Lady of Kazan Church
70-78 Heller Parkway; Newark, NJ 07104 USA
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Our Lady of Vladimir Church
Calle Corazon de Jesus; Vázquez de Coronado, San José Costa Rica
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Our Lady of Walsingham Western Rite Skete
889 Walker Road; Dayton, TN 37321
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Parish of St. Gregory the Theologian
3041 Broadway at 121st Street; New York, NY 10027
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Parish of the Holy Apostle & Evangelist Mark
154 Beach 84th Street; Rockaway Beach, NY 11693
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Paroisee Notre Dame de la Nativite
Port-au-Prince; Dumorney, Ouest Haiti
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Paroisee Saint Moise le Noir
; Fontamara, Ouest Haiti
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Paroisse Saint Augustin
; Jacmel, Sud-Est Haiti
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Paroisse Saint Irenee de Lyons
; Hinche, Centre Haiti
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Paroisse Saint Jean de Shanghai et de San Francisco
; Les Cayes, Sud Haiti
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Paroisse Saint Nicolas
; Cap-Haïtien, Nord Haiti
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Paroisse Saints Pierre et Paul
; Léogâne, Ouest Haiti
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Protection of the Most Holy Theotokos Western Rite Study Society
188 South Street, Unit B; Hingham, MA 02043-2628
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Protection of the Mother of God Church
100 Stanford Drive; Rochester, NY 14610 USA
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Russian Orthodox Mission
; Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
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San Juan Climaco Mission
; Duey Alto, San Germán, PR United States
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Skete of St. Nicholas of Myra
81 Pond Road; Freehold, NJ 07728
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St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral
200 Alexander Avenue; Howell, NJ 07731 USA
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St. Alexander Nevsky Memorial Church
15 Church Street; Richmond, ME 04357
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St. Alfred the Great Western Rite Mission
3813 Old Jennings Road; Middleburg, FL 32068
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St. Andrew Stratelates Cathedral
6465 54th Avenue N; St. Petersburg, FL 33709
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St. Andrew the Apostle Church
1630 Riggins Road; Tallahassee, FL 32308
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St. Anna Chapel
2662 Green Creek Drive; Columbus, NC 28722
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St. Anna Mission
4642 E Old Mountain Road; Louisa, VA 23093
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St. Bartholomew Western Rite Church
846 Oak Street; Chattanooga, TN 37403
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St. Basil Church
33 Midland Street; Simpson, PA 18407 USA
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St. Basil the Great Church
1449 Ridge Road; Belle Vernon, PA 15012 USA
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St. Catherine the Great-Martyr Mission
2198 NE Coachman Road, Unit D; Clearwater, FL 33765
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St. Cuthbert Western Rite Church
4 Rhodes Street; Pawtucket, RI 02860
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St. Demetrios of Thessaloniki Monastery
10636 Catharpin Road; Spotsylvania, VA 22551
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St. Elizabeth the New Martyr Church
38 Princeton Avenue; Rocky Hill, NJ 08553 USA
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St. Elizabeth the New Martyr Church
1615 Shull Street; West Columbia, SC 29169 USA
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St. Elizabeth the New Martyr Mission
; Cullman, AL
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St. George Church
57 East Third Street; Howell, NJ 07731 USA
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St. George Church
223 Church Street; Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
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St. George the Trophy-Bearer Mission
Grand Anse Valley Road; St. George's, Grenada
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St. Herman of Alaska Church
60 Clifton Chapel Lane; Stafford, VA 22555 USA
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St. Herman of Alaska Mission
; Waynesville, NC 28738
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St. Herman of Alaska Western Rite Church
1714 Mountain Brook Road; Bovina, NY 13740
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St. Innocent of Moscow Mission
; Nashville, TN 37208 USA
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St. Joasaph of Belgorod Church
2477 65th Street; Brooklyn, NY 11204 USA
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St. John Cassian Chapel
3389 Lindsey Loop Road; Bessemer, AL 35022 USA
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St. John of Damascus Chapel
1373 Left Fork Millers Fork Road; Wayne, WV 25570
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St. John of Kronstadt Memorial Church
1009 Conkling Avenue; Utica, NY 13501 USA
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St. John the Baptist Cathedral
4001 17th Street NW; Washington, DC 20011-5302 USA
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St. John the Baptist Cathedral
700 Hill Street; Mayfield, PA 18433 USA
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St. John the Baptist Cossack Cemetery Chapel
316 Cassville Road; Jackson, NJ 08527
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St. John the Evangelist Western Rite Mission
34 East Main Street; Port Jervis, NY 12771
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St. John the Wonderworker Mission
7600 Country Club Circle; Diamondhead, MS 39525
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St. John the Wonderworker of America Mission
PO Box 591; Lewisburg, PA 17837 USA
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St. Joseph of Optina Church
7220 Granby Street; Norfolk, VA 23505 USA
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St. Joseph Western Rite Church
4123 N. Tamiami Trail, Suite 206; Sarasota, FL 34234
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St. Luke the Blessed Surgeon Church
1301 Atlantic Boulevard, Ste. 5; Pompano Beach, FL 33060 USA
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St. Luke the Evangelist Chapel
2370 Hammock Boulevard; Coconut Creek, FL 33063
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St. Martin of Tours Mission
301 Dexter Avenue; Montgomery, AL 36104
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St. Mary of Egypt Church
1765 Woodstock Road; Roswell, GA 30075 USA
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St. Matrona of Moscow Mission
3151 Custer Dr. Unit C; Lexington, KY 40517
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St. Michael Church
171 Colfax Road; Wayne, NJ 07470
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St. Michael Garden Cemetery Chapel
5188 Winters Chapel Road; Atlanta, GA 30360
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St. Moses the Black Church
Osbourne; Discovery Bay, St. Ann Jamaica
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St. Nektarios Church
11525 Highway 321 N; Lenoir City, TN 37771 USA
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St. Nicholas Church
343 N Maple Street; Enfield, CT 06082 USA
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St. Nicholas Church
1 Honeyspot Road; Stratford, CT 06615 USA
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St. Nicholas Church
4721 E Moody Boulevard, Ste. 304; Bunnell, FL 32110 USA
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St. Nicholas Church
5 Park Ridge Drive; Fletcher, NC 28732 USA
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St. Nicholas Church
308 North Page Avenue; Endicott, NY 13760 USA
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St. Nicholas Church
100 Livingston Street; Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 USA
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St. Nina Mission
3850 N Roosevelt Boulevard; Key West, FL 33040 USA
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St. Panteleimon Church
19 Becket Street; Hartford, CT 06114 USA
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St. Panteleimon Church
67 Mountain Trail; Branchville, NJ 07826 USA
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St. Peter of Krutitsy Mission
81 Bellwood Road; Lebanon, TN 37087
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St. Seraphim of Sarov Memorial Church
131A Carpenter Avenue; Sea Cliff, NY 11579 USA
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St. Sergius Chapel "Churaevka"
Russian Village Road; Southbury, CT 06488 USA
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St. Sophia Mission
1603 N Thacker Avenue; Kissimmee, FL 34741 USA
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St. Stephen Church
641 Hickory Street; Old Forge, PA 18518 USA
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St. Thecla Church
11510 Georgia Avenue, Suite LLA; Wheaton, MD 20902
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St. Thomas the Apostle Church
6151 Tobaccoville Road; Tobaccoville, NC 27050
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St. Tikhon the New-Martyr Church
221 Franklin Drive; Blountville, TN 37617
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St. Tikhon Western Rite Church
26255 Jefferson Davis Highway; Ruther Glen, VA 22546
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St. Timothy the Apostle Church
3 Norbrook Close; Kingston, 8 Jamaica
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St. Timothy the Apostle Mission
921 Second Street NE; Hickory, NC 28601
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St. Vladimir Church
101 NW 46th Avenue; Miami, FL 33126-5361 USA
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St. Vladimir Memorial Church
134 Perrineville Road; Jackson, NJ 08527-4722 USA
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St. Xenia Church
170 N Lowell Street; Methuen, MA 01844 USA
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Sts. Cosmas & Damian Church
44 Van Buren Street; Passaic, NJ 07055 USA
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Sts. Cyril & Methodius Church
122 S Main Street; Summerville, SC 29483 USA
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Sts. Peter & Paul Chapel
2408 Ulster Heights Road; Woodbourne, NY 12788 USA
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Sts. Theodore Church
96 Los Robles Street; Buffalo, NY 14221 USA
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Synodal Cathedral of the Mother of God of the Sign
75 E 93rd Street; New York, NY 10128 USA
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Three Hierarchs Church
5801 Grant Street; Hollywood, FL 33021-5160
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