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Eastern Orthodox in New Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

St Stephen`s Orthodox Catholic photos
St Stephen`s Orthodox Catholic, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Assumption Of The Holy Virgin photos
Assumption Of The Holy Virgin, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Saint George Cathedral photos
Saint George Cathedral, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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St Vladimir Ukranian Orthodox Church photos
St Vladimir Ukranian Orthodox Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Assumption of the Holy Virgin Orthodox Church photos
Assumption of the Holy Virgin Orthodox Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Holy Trinity Romanian Orthodox photos
Holy Trinity Romanian Orthodox, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Saint Marys Orthodox Church photos
Saint Marys Orthodox Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Ukranian Cathedral Church photos
Ukranian Cathedral Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Saint Thomas Orthodox Church photos
Saint Thomas Orthodox Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Holy Trinity Parish photos
Holy Trinity Parish, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Holy Ghost Byzantine Catholic photos
Holy Ghost Byzantine Catholic, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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St Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Apostelc Chrch photos
St Gregory the Illuminator Armenian Apostelc Chrch, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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St. Gregory's moved to its current home on Ridge Ave in 1967 and moved into a brand new building in 2010. This traditional church is full of high liturgy and beauty in its services. People will be inspired by the deep tradition and pious honor of Jesus. Sunday services and other events during the week are available. Visit the website for more information.

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St Andrews Russian Orthodox Church photos
St Andrews Russian Orthodox Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Albanian Orthodox Church photos
Albanian Orthodox Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Debere Genet Kidus Amannuel Church photos
Debere Genet Kidus Amannuel Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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St. Gregory The Illuminator Armenian Apostolic Church photos
St. Gregory The Illuminator Armenian Apostolic Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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St. Nicholas Eastern Orthodox Church photos
St. Nicholas Eastern Orthodox Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Elite Linen LLC, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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St. Michael the Archangel Russian Orthodox Church photos
St. Michael the Archangel Russian Orthodox Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Saint Michael the Archangel Russian Orthodox Church, a member of the United States Diocese of the Moscow Patriarchate, was founded on November 28, 1909 in the Northern Liberties section of Philadelphia. It was given its present name and held its first Parish Council elections in 1910. The organizing impetus was from Russian, Galician, and Carpatho-Russian populations, many of whom had an Austrian heritage. The founding members of the new parish were clearly Orthodox in background, while others had been within the Western Catholic jurisdiction. The first Divine Liturgy in the newly organized Church was celebrated during the last week of December, 1909. In late 1922, the parishioners learned that their property had to be sold to the City of Philadelphia to accommodate the widening of the street as a more efficient east-west traffic thoroughfare. The Church was able to purchase its present house of worship in the Spring of 1923. The large structure on the corner of 4th and Fairmount, was built in 1873 as the Salem German Reformed Church. The interior underwent extensive redesign in the tradition of Russian Orthodoxy. The additional acquisition of twin houses on the property, in the Federal style, now converted into a single unit, houses the Sunday School, the Archives Collection, the Church Library, and the Conference Room.
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Saint Peter Saint Paul Albanian Orthodox Church photos
Saint Peter Saint Paul Albanian Orthodox Church, Philadelphia
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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