Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,9| Patriarchate was established there, recognized by Constantinople in 927 (
 2 1,9|  consecration of Bishop Ioannikios, recognized by Constantinople in 1375.~
 3 1,9|             Suceava in Moldavia was recognized by Constantinople.~The missionaries
 4 1,1|           of her Church was finally recognized in 1885 by Patriarch Joachim
 5 1,1|              the Turkish Government recognized a Bulgarian Exarchate in
 6 1,1|             this Church was finally recognized in 1945. As in Romania,
 7 1,1|             this was not officially recognized by Constantinople until
 8 1,1|   Constantinople, which was finally recognized by that Hierarch on April
 9 1,1|           independence has not been recognized by Constantinople. Consisting
10 1,1|           Poland, this has not been recognized by the Patriarch of Constantinople.
11 1,3|          and help them.~The natives recognized the holiness of the Venerable
12 1,4|     Orthodox Church in America, was recognized as her heavenly patron.~
13 1,5|           those ordained in Romania recognized the spiritual authority
14 1,5|     ordained by the Russian Bishops recognized the spiritual authority
15 1,5|           those in Canada generally recognized the spiritual authority
16 3,2|             lived on earth, but was recognized by almost no one, while
17 3,8|            His Resurrection, He was recognized in Emmaus by two of His