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 1 Intro,1|      Church and family issues in America. He was incredulous that
 2 Intro,1|         Orthodoxy could exist in America. With sincere conviction,
 3 Intro,1|      point: “Why don’t you leave America,” he said. “Leave your work,
 4 3,1    |     Orthodox clergy and laity of America channel their sense of missionary
 5 3,1    |     fulfill its mission in North America. It may be rather startling
 6 3,1    |        of the Orthodox Church in America that we should strive for
 7 3,1    |        missionary centers across America? Certainly, one of the major
 8 3,2    | spiritual crisis of Orthodoxy in America.”[85] Unfortunately, his
 9 3,2    |   Archdiocese of North and South America, issued a similar call for
10 8,2    |         or Boston, the Athens of America. Imagine them to be American
11 8,2    |        young man then returns to America with a new vision and with
12 8,2    |        of the Orthodox Church in America for the glory of Christ.
13 9,3    |       cultures and identities in America. This is not a denial of
14 9,3    |          mission of Orthodoxy in America and elsewhere.~4)      We
15 9,3    |        as Orthodox Christians in America seeking to affirm our common
16 10,3   |     future of Greek Orthodoxy in America. One of the key problems
17 11,1   |          marriage, especially in America.~ Orthodox leaders and theologians
18 11,4   |         Problems of Orthodoxy in America: The Spiritual Problem,”
19 11,4   |     Mount Athos was published in America (Crestwood: St. Vladminir’
20 11,4   |         Problems of Orthodoxy in America: III. The Spiritual Problem,”