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 1 1,2|      Aleuts on Kodiak Island.~The American Mission, headed by Archimandrite
 2 1,2|         Kodiak Island. Though the American Mission was now reduced
 3 1,2|          was left of the original American Mission. He died on December
 4 1,3|          interceding on behalf of American Orthodoxy.~The Church, however,
 5 1,3|         On December 15, 1840, the American Mission was blessed with
 6 1,3|      Innocent, the history of the American Mission entered an even
 7 1,3|           Bishop to supervise the American part of his enlarged domain.
 8 1,3|    careful watch over his beloved American Church. Important here was
 9 1,3|       totally conversant with the American cultural ethos, as well
10 1,4|     transferred the center of the American Church from Sitka to San
11 1,4| California, in 1872. In 1879, the American Church came under the supervision
12 1,4|      Church. With this event, the American Mission entered into a new
13 1,4|        the many-sided work of the American Mission to the native Alaskans,
14 1,4|      period (from the time of the American Civil War) that Serbians,
15 1,4|            For the first time the American Mission became a full Diocese,
16 1,4|        Feb. 20-23), the first All American Church Sobor (Council) was
17 1,4|       Sobor was attended by three American delegates and elected Metropolitan
18 1,4|   formally elected primate of the American Church and ruled the Church
19 1,4|         in Russia. The Second All American Sobor was held in 1919 in
20 1,4|          Europe. At the Third All American Sobor held in Pittsburgh,
21 1,4|         continued. The Fourth All American Sobor held in Detroit, Michigan,
22 1,4|         temporary autonomy of the American Church. The Sobor called
23 1,4|         permanent Statute for the American Church and called the Church
24 1,4|         In 1934, at the Fifth All American Sobor held in Cleveland,
25 1,4|        the temporary union of the American Bishops of the Russian Church
26 1,4|          in 1937 by the Sixth All American Sobor. Metropolitan Theophilus
27 1,4|    elected the new Primate of the American Church, which continued
28 1,4|        His wise leadership of the American Church brought it to full
29 1,4|           Alaska, the head of the American delegation in Moscow, on
30 1,4|           Tikhon at the First All American Council held in 1907 at
31 1,4|        with the many witnesses of American Orthodoxy — the Laity, the
32 1,5|        including several spurious American Orthodox groups. Metropolitan
33 1,5|           appointed Bishop of the American Antiochian parishes. These
34 1,5|  Orthodoxy. In February, 1936, an American Carpatho-Russian Diocese
35 1,5|          in this period after the American Civil War until, by 1910,
36 1,5|           was consecrated for the American Diocese. After much organizational
37 1,5|      convention in America and an American. Diocese was established.
38 1,5|          head of this Church. The American Ukrainian Orthodox Church
39 1,5|          Mstislav merged with the American Ukrainian Orthodox Church