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between the Moldavian church ad its direct superior, the Patriarch of Constantinople. Towards 1436, the Pope named a Moldavian, Gregory, as Archbishop of Moldavia, however he was never recognized by the rulers of the country, and disappeared from history. Moldavian delegates were also present at the
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in 1421. All these caused problems for the Metropolitan bishop, who was called to Constantinople in 1415 but had to wait until 1471, when the new patriarch was enthroned, to have his position reconfirmed. Moldavia's extensive diplomatic relations with the Pope did not contribute to good relations
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against Moldavia issued by the Patriarch of Constantinople. A further two patriarchal missions were sent to Moldavia in 1395 and 1397 in a bid to regain authority over the local church. As the Mitropolitan see remained canonically vacant in 1394, the Moldavian priest Peter was named
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ordered the Moldovan state to register it, in 2004. An uneasy peace exists nowadays between the two Churches. The majority of the population remains under the Metropolitan Church of Chișinău and all Moldova, while ca. 20% are under the Metropolitan See of Bessarabia.
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survey on religion, among the Eastern Orthodox of Moldova, 86% belonged to the Moldovan Orthodox Church, while 13% belonged to the Bessarabian Orthodox Church. Other Orthodox jurisdictions - non canonical ones included - have few other parishes in the region.
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and granted autonomy by the Russian Orthodox Church. Later the state re-registered the churches and refused to register the Metropolitanate of Bassarabia, which led to a lengthy court action that lasted until the
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of Moldavia. Around 1392, the same position was given by the Patriarch to Jeremiah. The Moldovan rulers refused to accept either and banished the latter from Moldavia, action resulting in an
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Moldovans are mentioned in the diocese, having their own "pseudobishops" (or rural bishops). The diocese was soon destroyed by the
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of 1241, and only beginning with the late 13th century did Catholic missionaries become active again in southern Moldavia.
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The 17th century saw the adoption of the national language in the church (when many religious texts were translated in
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From the 15th century the Patriarchate of Constantinople was forced to content itself with subordination to the
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the recognition of Joseph, whose anathema had been raised on the occasion, as head of an autonomous
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over Moldavia by Constantinople, a move that probably was not accepted by the local rulers either.
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of the Church of Greece, the Patriarchate of Alexandria, and the Church of Cyprus in 2020.
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with the Ecumenical Patriarchate in 2018, and later severed full communion with the
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and culture. Its last metropolitan was Anastasios, the future first-hierarch of the
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installing a local cleric as bishop. By 1391 a new Orthodox metropolitan, Joseph of
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History of Christianity in Romania § Orthodox Church in Moldavia and Wallachia
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Mitropolia Moldovei aniverseaza 327 de ani de la stabilirea sediului sau in Iasi
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attempted to extend its control in the region. However, as early as 1234,
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in the southern part of the region, dating from 1227, at a time when the
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UOC-MP was moved to formally cut ties with the ROC as of May 27th 2022.
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The first attested Christian organization the territory of the later
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In October 1992, the Bishopric of Chișinău was elevated to
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Autocephaly or autonomy is not universally recognized.
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In January 1918 Bessarabia proclaimed independence as
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in Moldova is represented by two jurisdictions -- the
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Sinodul de la Ferrara-Florența și românii (1438-1439)
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In the early stages of its statehood (14th century),
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Eparchy, which was reorganized and placed under the
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Index

Eastern Orthodox Church
Metropolis of Chișinău and All Moldova
Russian Orthodox Church
Metropolis of Bessarabia
Romanian Orthodox Church
Gallup

Eparchies

Metropolis of Bessarabia
History of Christianity in Romania § Orthodox Church in Moldavia and Wallachia
Principality of Moldavia
Catholic
Diocese of Cumania
Kingdom of Hungary
Orthodox
Mongol invasion
Moldavia
Orthodox
Halych
Lațcu
Siret
Roman I of Moldavia
Belgorod
Patriarchate of Constantinople
Metropolitan bishop
anathema
exarch
Alexandru cel Bun
Patriarchate of Constantinople

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