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St Michael Greek Catholic Church

Historical Entry: Translated to Orthodoxy

Formerly at:

296 Clinton St

Binghamton

13905-2018

USA

Historical Location - Not A Mailing Address Or Active Location

Rite: Byzantine

Church sui iuris: Byzantine Ruthenian Catholic

Canonical Jurisdiction(s):

Apostolic Exarchate: US, Faithful of the Oriental Rites (Ruthenian)

Cemetery: This former parish had a cemetery

Sacramental Records at:

St Michael Greek Catholic Church

296 Clinton St

Binghamton

13905-2018

USA

Ph: 607-729-0261

St Michael Greek Catholic Church (American Carpatho-Russian Diocese of the US) and Holy Spirit Byzantine (Ruthenian) Church (Metropolia of Pittsburgh of the Byzantines) are the historical successors to the former St Michael Greek-Catholic Church of the then-Apostolic Exarchate for Faithful of the Oriental Rite (Ruthenian)
The interior and exterior photographs were provided by Very Rev Father Protopresbyter James Dutko, pastor of St Michael Greek Catholic Church (ACROD) and are used here with his kind permission

Status & Location Changes:

Formed in: 1903

Parish erected in: 1903, under the patronage of St Michael

Translated to Orthodoxy: 1939, under the American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Diocese (ACROD)

This Entry Last Updated: 08/06/2011

Latitude: 42.1088116

Longitude: -75.9341201

Located in: All Historical | Show All | New York

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