Carpatho-Rusyn Orthodox Information about Saint Nicholas Part of the Saint Nicholas Page honoring Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker

Carpatho-Rusyn Orthodox Church

The American Carpatho-Rusyn Orthodox Diocese in the USA is under the authority of the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Constantinople (Istanbul, Turkey,) and includes parishes in the US and Canada. The Carpatho-Rusyn (also called Carpatho-Russian) peope hark from the area of Europe roughly between the Baltic Sea and the Capathian Mountains. Though they are Slavic, they are not actually ethnically Russian. The diocese was created in 1938 from Eastern-Rite (i.e., formerly Orthodox) Carpatho-Russian Greek Catholic ["Uniate"] Churches in the US, comprising approximately 100,000 faithful, that returned to Orthodoxy.

Parish pages

• St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, Hobart, Indiana
• St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, Elizabeth, New Jersey.
[This link is dead, but it is still the official link.]
• St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, Murphy, North Carolina. A mission parish.
• St. Nicholas Church, New York, New York (Archdiocese-hosted page)
• St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, Barton/St. Clairsville, Ohio.
• St. Nicholas Church, Warren, Ohio (Archdiocese-hosted page)
• St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, Erie, Pennsylvania
• St. Nicholas Church, Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania (Archdiocese-hosted page)
• St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, Homestead, Pennsylvania
• St. Nicholas Church, Lansford, Pennsylvania, USA (Archdiocese-hosted page)
• St. Nicholas Church, Monongahela, Pennsylvania, USA (Archdiocese-hosted page)
• St. Nicholas Church, New Castle, Pennsylvania, USA (Archdiocese-hosted page)
• St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA

Return to the St. Nicholas Page.

Please send any comments on this page to stephenparsons@yahoo.com or add to the guestbook.

Last modified December 13, 2012, St. Herman the Wonderworker of Alaska

Copyright © 2004-2012 Stephen Parsons