Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro |          externally directed and organized by the hierarchy (Bishops
 2 1,1   |         1856, and its Church was organized in 1864. Romania became
 3 1,3   |    Missionary Society, which was organized to further the missionary
 4 1,4   |          people. He and his wife organized a school for them (as well
 5 1,4   |          languages. In Sitka, he organized a Seminary to train native
 6 1,4   |       and Albanian churches were organized. In 1915, Archbishop Evdokim (
 7 1,5   |          America in 1914 and had organized several parishes under the
 8 1,5   |   Bulgarian Orthodox Mission was organized by the Holy Synod of the
 9 1,5   |     Carpatho-Russian Diocese was organized at a council of clergy and
10 1,5   |         in the United States was organized on August 15, 1904, in Cleveland,
11 1,5   |       Orthodox churches had been organized in Canada in 1901. Until
12 1,5   |          Romanian Episcopate was organized and on March 24, 1935, after
13 1,5   | Karlovtsy, Yugoslavia, and later organized parishes and Dioceses in
14 1,5   |     Ukrainian congregations were organized under the spiritual jurisdiction
15 1,5   |    Ukrainian Orthodox Church was organized in 1919-20 as an independent