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- American_World_Patriarchs abstract "American World Patriarchs is a Christian religious organization established in 1967.The group was founded by Uladyslau Ryzy-Ryski, a priest from Belarus who had been consecrated as bishop of Laconia, New Hampshire and the states of New England by the American Orthodox Catholic Church. He was later raised to the position of archbishop by the Old Orthodox Catholic Patriarchate of America. It was largely through Ryzy-Ryski's elevations of other independent bishops to the level of patriarch that the new organization was formed.Ryzy-Ryski did not require that any of the individuals he elevated to the patriarchate recognize his authority or jurisdiction over any of them. He began to create new archbishop-patriarchs for each national and ethnic group, at the same time creating a church hierarchy of international scope. After his excommunication from the American Orthodox Catholic Church, Ryzy-Ryski worked harder to develop his new group, and established patriarchates for Canada, Hungary, West Germany, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Haiti, Santo Domingo, Brazil, Peru, Argentina, El Salvador, Nigeria, the West Indies, Norway, Sweden, Formosa, and Ukraine.He went on to create the Peoples University of the Americas in conjunction with the AWP. In addition to the religious training it offers, the University offers a variety of courses in the humanities in New York for ethnic and immigrant groups, with particular emphasis on English as a second language.On his death in 1978, Ryzy-Ryski was succeeded by his brother, Archbishop Emigidius J. Ryzy, as the Apostolic Administrator of All American World Patriarchs. Ryzy is assisted by Archbishop Adam Bilecky, Patriarch II of the American World Patriarchate, Archbishop Peter A. Zurawetsky, Archbishop Frank Barquera, and Bishop Piotr Huszcza.In 1997, the church reported 19, 457 members, seventeen congregations, and fifty-four priests in the United States. One additional congregation with three priests was reported in Canada, with work affiliated with the church reported as taking place in seventeen additional countries. The most recent reported congregation was established in 1993 in Belarus. This new congregation, heading by Bishop Huszcza with six assisting priests in Minsk, Lida, and Siomki Goradok, was reported as having a membership of thirty-five thousand and continuing to grow.".
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- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Belarus.
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- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Category:Christian_new_religious_movements.
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- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Christian.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Colombia.
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- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Emigidius_J._Ryzy.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink English_as_a_second_or_foreign_language.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Excommunication.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Geography_of_Taiwan.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Haiti.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Humanities.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Hungary.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Laconia,_New_Hampshire.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Lida.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Minsk.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink New_England.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Nigeria.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Norway.
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- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Patriarch.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Peoples_University_of_the_Americas.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Peru.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Peter_A._Zurawetsky.
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- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Religious_organization.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Santo_Domingo.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Siomki_Goradok.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Sweden.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Ukraine.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink Uladyslau_Ryzy-Ryski.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink West_Germany.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLink West_Indies.
- American_World_Patriarchs wikiPageWikiLinkText "American World Patriarchs".
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- American_World_Patriarchs subject Category:Christian_new_religious_movements.
- American_World_Patriarchs subject Category:Christian_organizations_established_in_the_20th_century.
- American_World_Patriarchs subject Category:Eastern_Orthodox_independent_churches.
- American_World_Patriarchs subject Category:Independent_Catholic_churches.
- American_World_Patriarchs subject Category:Old_Catholic_churches_in_the_United_States.
- American_World_Patriarchs subject Category:Religious_organizations_established_in_1967.
- American_World_Patriarchs hypernym Organization.
- American_World_Patriarchs type Organisation.
- American_World_Patriarchs type Denomination.
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- American_World_Patriarchs type Organization.
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- American_World_Patriarchs comment "American World Patriarchs is a Christian religious organization established in 1967.The group was founded by Uladyslau Ryzy-Ryski, a priest from Belarus who had been consecrated as bishop of Laconia, New Hampshire and the states of New England by the American Orthodox Catholic Church. He was later raised to the position of archbishop by the Old Orthodox Catholic Patriarchate of America.".
- American_World_Patriarchs label "American World Patriarchs".
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- American_World_Patriarchs sameAs Сусветны_Амерыканскі_Патрыярхат.
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- American_World_Patriarchs sameAs Q4745397.
- American_World_Patriarchs wasDerivedFrom American_World_Patriarchs?oldid=676683239.
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