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 1 1,5|       Serbian Orthodox Church.~ ~Ukrainian.~During the late 19th Century,
 2 1,5|       Century, there was a large Ukrainian emigration to America and
 3 1,5|     America and Canada, and many Ukrainian congregations were organized
 4 1,5|        In 1919, however, the new Ukrainian National Republic proclaimed
 5 1,5|        Republic proclaimed a new Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church
 6 1,5|          of the self-consecrated Ukrainian Church was deposed and the
 7 1,5|     halted in the Ukraine.~These Ukrainian jurisdictional problems
 8 1,5|       into America. In 1931, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of America
 9 1,5|        this Church. The American Ukrainian Orthodox Church was organized
10 1,5|         head of this independent Ukrainian Church, as well as the Ukrainian
11 1,5| Ukrainian Church, as well as the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Canada.
12 1,5|       was elected Primate of the Ukrainian Orthodox of America, with
13 1,5| Auxiliary. In October, 1950, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of America
14 1,5|         merged with the American Ukrainian Orthodox Church under Archbishop
15 1,5|          to form the independent Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the United
16 1,5|       became head of a number of Ukrainian parishes of his former jurisdiction,
17 1,5| Patriarch of Constantinople. The Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Canada,
18 1,5|     spiritual communion with the Ukrainian Orthodox Church U.S.A.,