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==History==
 
==History==
The diocese came into being following the treaties and border changes involving Poland after World War II.
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The diocese was established in 1952 following the treaties and border changes involving Poland after World War II.
  
 
==Organization==
 
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*[[Basil (Doroszkiewicz) of Poland|Basil (Doroszkiewicz)]] 1962 - 1970
 
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*[http://www.orthodox.bialystok.pl/en/info.htm  Orthodoxy in Poland]
 
*[http://www.orthodox.bialystok.pl/en/info.htm  Orthodoxy in Poland]
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*[http://sonca.org/the-orthodox-church-in-poland.html  The Orthodox Church in Poland]
  
 
[[Category: Dioceses|Wroclaw]]
 
[[Category: Dioceses|Wroclaw]]
 
[[Category: Polish Dioceses|Wroclaw]]
 
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[[Category:Orthodoxy in Poland|Wroclaw]]

Latest revision as of 18:00, June 12, 2012

Diocese of Wrocław-Szczecin, Church of Poland (in Red)

The Diocese of Wroclaw-Szczecin is a diocese under the jurisdiction of the Autocephalous Church of Poland. The diocese is located along the western border of Poland.

History

The diocese was established in 1952 following the treaties and border changes involving Poland after World War II.

Organization

The diocese consists of 42 parishes, organized into five deaneries:

  • Wroclaw
  • Lubin
  • Ziela Gora
  • Szczecin
  • Koszalin

Ruling bishops

Sources