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§  290.  Application  of  article.  1.  This  article  applies  to all  churches, congregations, societies, parishes, committees and other local  organizations governed by jurisdictions, bishoprics, dioceses,  missions  of  any  Orthodox Patriarchate, Synod or national church of the Orthodox  Greek Catholic (Eastern Orthodox) Church, recognized  by  the  apostolic  historic  Orthodox  Patriarchates of Constantinople, Antioch, Moscow and  Serbia (Jugoslavia), respectively, through their four  primary  Orthodox  Greek  Catholic  jurisdictions  in  America as specified in subdivisions  three and four of section fifteen of this chapter; also to any churches,  parishes,  congregations,  societies  or  committees  of  the  Christian  Orthodox  Catholic Churches of the Eastern Confession which are included  under article five-a of said chapter and in  general  to  all  churches,  parishes,  congregations,  committees or religious organizations founded  or established with the intent and for the purpose of  adhering  to  and  maintaining  the apostolic and historic communion, doctrine, discipline,  canon law, tradition, worship and unity of the Eastern Confession  known  as the Orthodox Greek Catholic (Eastern Orthodox) Church.    2.  This  article  does not apply to the following churches, which are  autogenic, to  wit:  American  Catholic  Church,  Old  Catholic  Church,  Western Orthodox Church, Orthodox Old Catholic Church, American Catholic  Orthodox  Church,  Apostolic  Episcopal  Church, Holy Orthodox Church in  America, American Patriarchal Orthodox Church, African  Orthodox  Church  or  any other organization, church, society or establishment by whatever  name,  title  or  description  designated,  whose   names,   titles   or  descriptions allude, relate or refer to the said Orthodox Greek Catholic  (Eastern  Orthodox)  Church  but which are not recognized or accepted by  said apostolic and historic Orthodox Greek Catholic Patriarchates.

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Statutes > New-york > Rco > Article-15 > 290

§  290.  Application  of  article.  1.  This  article  applies  to all  churches, congregations, societies, parishes, committees and other local  organizations governed by jurisdictions, bishoprics, dioceses,  missions  of  any  Orthodox Patriarchate, Synod or national church of the Orthodox  Greek Catholic (Eastern Orthodox) Church, recognized  by  the  apostolic  historic  Orthodox  Patriarchates of Constantinople, Antioch, Moscow and  Serbia (Jugoslavia), respectively, through their four  primary  Orthodox  Greek  Catholic  jurisdictions  in  America as specified in subdivisions  three and four of section fifteen of this chapter; also to any churches,  parishes,  congregations,  societies  or  committees  of  the  Christian  Orthodox  Catholic Churches of the Eastern Confession which are included  under article five-a of said chapter and in  general  to  all  churches,  parishes,  congregations,  committees or religious organizations founded  or established with the intent and for the purpose of  adhering  to  and  maintaining  the apostolic and historic communion, doctrine, discipline,  canon law, tradition, worship and unity of the Eastern Confession  known  as the Orthodox Greek Catholic (Eastern Orthodox) Church.    2.  This  article  does not apply to the following churches, which are  autogenic, to  wit:  American  Catholic  Church,  Old  Catholic  Church,  Western Orthodox Church, Orthodox Old Catholic Church, American Catholic  Orthodox  Church,  Apostolic  Episcopal  Church, Holy Orthodox Church in  America, American Patriarchal Orthodox Church, African  Orthodox  Church  or  any other organization, church, society or establishment by whatever  name,  title  or  description  designated,  whose   names,   titles   or  descriptions allude, relate or refer to the said Orthodox Greek Catholic  (Eastern  Orthodox)  Church  but which are not recognized or accepted by  said apostolic and historic Orthodox Greek Catholic Patriarchates.

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Statutes > New-york > Rco > Article-15 > 290

§  290.  Application  of  article.  1.  This  article  applies  to all  churches, congregations, societies, parishes, committees and other local  organizations governed by jurisdictions, bishoprics, dioceses,  missions  of  any  Orthodox Patriarchate, Synod or national church of the Orthodox  Greek Catholic (Eastern Orthodox) Church, recognized  by  the  apostolic  historic  Orthodox  Patriarchates of Constantinople, Antioch, Moscow and  Serbia (Jugoslavia), respectively, through their four  primary  Orthodox  Greek  Catholic  jurisdictions  in  America as specified in subdivisions  three and four of section fifteen of this chapter; also to any churches,  parishes,  congregations,  societies  or  committees  of  the  Christian  Orthodox  Catholic Churches of the Eastern Confession which are included  under article five-a of said chapter and in  general  to  all  churches,  parishes,  congregations,  committees or religious organizations founded  or established with the intent and for the purpose of  adhering  to  and  maintaining  the apostolic and historic communion, doctrine, discipline,  canon law, tradition, worship and unity of the Eastern Confession  known  as the Orthodox Greek Catholic (Eastern Orthodox) Church.    2.  This  article  does not apply to the following churches, which are  autogenic, to  wit:  American  Catholic  Church,  Old  Catholic  Church,  Western Orthodox Church, Orthodox Old Catholic Church, American Catholic  Orthodox  Church,  Apostolic  Episcopal  Church, Holy Orthodox Church in  America, American Patriarchal Orthodox Church, African  Orthodox  Church  or  any other organization, church, society or establishment by whatever  name,  title  or  description  designated,  whose   names,   titles   or  descriptions allude, relate or refer to the said Orthodox Greek Catholic  (Eastern  Orthodox)  Church  but which are not recognized or accepted by  said apostolic and historic Orthodox Greek Catholic Patriarchates.