Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,9|          926, under Tsar Simeon, an independent Patriarchate was established
 2 1,9|             Church became partially independent with his consecration in
 3 1,1|             least nominally, became independent after World War I and the
 4 1,1|             1864. Romania became an independent Kingdom in 1881, and the
 5 1,1|             ancient Church has been independent since the Council of Ephesus (
 6 1,1|      declared the Church of Albania independent of Constantinople, which
 7 1,5|           New York City. In 1977 an independent Bulgarian Diocese, headed
 8 1,5|          organized in 1919-20 as an independent Church under the Patriarch
 9 1,5|           being chosen head of this independent Ukrainian Church, as well
10 1,5|           Theodorovich) to form the independent Ukrainian Orthodox Church
11 5  |             It was the desire to be independent, to be as God in a manner
12 8,6| autocephalous (self-heading — i.e., independent) Churches. At the present