[[Image:Tikhon of MoscowSt_Tikhons_Arch.jpg|100px|St. Tikhon, Patriarch of Moscow's Orthodox Monastery]]

'''[[ROCOR and OCASt. Tikhon's Orthodox Monastery (South Canaan, Pennsylvania)|The ROCOR and the OCASt. Tikhon's Orthodox Monastery]]''' have a complicated history of cooperation, rivalry, and sometimes outright hostility. These two [[jurisdiction]]s(founded in 1905, the previously ''St. Tikhon'[[s Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia]]'Monastery'' (ROCOR) and in South Canaan, Pennsylvania, is the '''oldest operating Orthodox [[Orthodox Church monastery]] in North America]]''. Attached to it is [[St. Tikhon' s Orthodox Theological Seminary (OCASouth Canaan, Pennsylvania)|St. Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary]], both have their origins in one of the three [[Church of Russiaseminary|seminaries]] (a.k.a. of the ''Moscow Patriarchate'' or ''MP''), and their histories as clearly distinct and identifiable entities both stem from the Bolshevik Revolution [[Orthodox Church in Russia in the early 20th centuryAmerica]].

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