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organization was attempting to lay claim to the name. I'm wondering if the cult/front-group hijacked that name or perhaps was the last gasp of an organization that they somehow became a part of after it had stopped being a traditional church. What these men
Garrison was investigating were actually members of was not a church in a normal sense and does not appear to have been referred to by them as The Holy Eastern Orthodox Catholic and Apostolic Church in North America. It's also possible the cultists just accidentally took the name upon themselves and had no affiliation with identifying themselves as the original namesake. If it was a front organization, then it might also make sense to instead actually use a name of a defunct church that had a tax record on file.
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Garrison in New Orleans turned out to be members of or otherwise connected to it. This is a matter of public record and has been further backed up by subsequent research. Truly truly bizarre group of people, many in positions of power, who also appeared to be using their little group to recruit intelligence and law enforcement assets as a parallel network outside normal channels. Even Garrison was dumbfounded at the strangeness of what they were involved with.
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could not be recognized by the ROCOR. The
Ecumenical Patriarchate could not recognize THEOCACNA, because Ecumenical Patriarchate believed (and still believing) that the entire Eastern Orthodox diaspora belongs only to them. The Patriarchate of Antioch could not recognize THEOCACNA too, since they claimed to be the head of all Eastern Orthodox Arab believers. The Moscow Patriarchate also could not recognize the unauthorized creation of the new church, since it believed that Metropolitan Platon and his vicars had exceeded their rights. Under these conditions, Metropolitan Platon risked being completely alone. ~
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Saludos: en una edición anterior del mismo articulo, que hablaba sobre aquellos que se adjudicaban ser herederos o descendientes de la AOCC, se mencionaba la
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I need to think about it. In any case, we need to explain why
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There was an actual church by that informal name (formally called The Holy
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During the '60's, this organization was not a church but a weird
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Why did you revert all my edits, including sfn templates? The 2011 book "The Russian Church Abroad in 1925-1938. Jurisdictional conflicts and relations with the Moscow Church authorities" is not a polemical pamphlet, but a serious historical work, written by Andery Kostryukov. He is the most
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