The History of Orthodoxy in North America by Metropolitan Jonah (Paffhausen), class 7

Content:
37. Recap of previous week
38. The Post 1917 Contretemps of the Russian Mission in America – Insolvency and Confusion of Authority
39. The Demise of Catholicity in American Orthodox Ecclesiology
40. The Eclipse of Russian Authority in America and the Rise of Ethnic Fragmentation
41. The Rise of the Radical Renovationists of the Living Church in Russia
42.The Arrival of the Living Church in the United States: The Quest for Lucre, Real Estate and Power
43. Divisions Among the Russian Clergy Abroad – Metropolitan Evlogi Changes Sides, the Election of Metropolitan Platon, the role of Archbishop Alexander, Apolinari, Stephen et al
44. Moscow Demands that Russian Clergy Abroad Pledge Loyalty to the Soviet Union
45. Platon’s Forgery
46. Patriarch Tikhon Dies – April 7, 1925
47. Sergius Becomes Patriarch and Pledges the Russian Church and its Adherents to Loyalty to the Soviet State
48. The Moscow Patriarchate Condemns ROCOR and Deposes their Clergy
49. The Demise of the Living Church
50. From the Metropolia to the OCA
51. The Moscow Patriarchate Parishes Abroad
52. Attempts at Unification Fail
53. The Continuing Ethnic Divisions in Orthodoxy
54. The Ecumenical Patriarch’s Concept of Jurisdiction: From the 1920s to the Present

Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St John the Baptist in Washington, DC
June 30, 2020
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