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| The '''Celtic Orthodox Church''' is a little noncanonical western Orthodox Church. The head of the Church carries the title of ''Metropolitan of Dol and titular Bishop of Iona'', with residence in Saint-Dolay (Monastery of the Holy Presence ) in ] (current titular : H B Mael since ]) | The '''Celtic Orthodox Church''' is a little noncanonical western Orthodox Church. The head of the Church carries the title of ''Metropolitan of Dol and titular Bishop of Iona'', with residence in Saint-Dolay (Monastery of the Holy Presence ) in ] (current titular : H B Mael since ]). | ||
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The Celtic Orthodox Church is a little noncanonical western Orthodox Church. The head of the Church carries the title of Metropolitan of Dol and titular Bishop of Iona, with residence in Saint-Dolay (Monastery of the Holy Presence ) in Brittany (current titular : H B Mael since 1995).
History
Organisation
- Eparchy of France
- Eparchy of Great Britain
- Eparchy of Switzerland
- Eparchy of America
- Eparchy of Australia
See also
Internal links
External links
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