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Syro-Malankara Catholic Church — Malankara Syrian Catholic Church Founder St. Thomas the Apostle (AD 52) Archbishop Mar Ivanios (1930) Current Head: Baselios Cleemis Regions with significant populations … Wikipedia
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Mokissos — with Hasan Dağı Mokissos is the formal name for a now inactive Diocese of the Greek Orthodox Church. Mokissos was an ancient Byzantine city (Turkish: Kırşehir), located in western Cappadocia at the foot of what is now known a … Wikipedia
