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Byzantine (Ruthenian) Community of Kenosha

Historical Entry: Suppressed

Formerly at:

4804 7th Ave

Kenosha

53140-3347

USA

Rite: Byzantine

Church sui iuris: Byzantine Ruthenian Catholic

Metropolitan Archeparchy: Pittsburgh of the Ruthenians

Eparchy: Parma of the Ruthenians

Sacramental Records at:

Chancery of the Eparchy of Parma

1900 Carlton Rd

Parma

44134-3129

USA

Ph: 216-741-8773

Fax: 216-741-9356

Status & Location Changes:

Formed in: 19XX as Holy Protection of the Mother of God Byzantine (Ruthenian) Church

Suppressed in: 19XX as a Parish

Other Date: 19XX Re-established as Byzantine (Ruthenian) Community of Kenosha and

Relocated in: the same year to this address from its former location at 7617 Sheridan Rd

Suppressed in: 19XX for the second and final time

For this church, this is entry 2

of 2

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This Entry Last Updated: 09/05/2009

Latitude: 42.5923723

Longitude: -87.8205867

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St. Gregory Palamas (Topics of Natural and Theological Science no. 67, The Philokalia Vol. 4 edited by Palmer, Sherrard and Ware; Faber and Faber pg. 377)