Orthodox Parish Directory

Orthodox Churches in Syracuse, New York

5 Orthodox Christian churches (parishes and monasteries) in Syracuse, New York: the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese (1), the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese (1), the Macedonian Orthodox Church (1), Old Calendarist / True Orthodox parishes (1) and the Orthodox Church in America (1). 4 more parishes within 22 mi are listed below.

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5 Parishes in Syracuse

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Orthodox Christianity in Syracuse

In Syracuse, Russian immigrants established Ss. Peter & Paul Orthodox Church, which the Orthodox Church in America lists as founded in 1915. It stands on Hamilton Street, on Tipperary Hill. St. Sophia's Greek Orthodox Church was founded in 1917 and is located on Waring Road in DeWitt, on the border of Syracuse. St. Sophia's held its first Greek Cultural Festival in 1973.

Saint Elias Church, an Antiochian parish, began in the early 1920s among Orthodox Christians from the Middle East. It bought a former Methodist church on Lafayette Avenue on September 16, 1929, and held its first liturgy in a new church on Onondaga Hill in 1969. St. George Macedonian Eastern Orthodox Church began in the early 1960s with twenty Macedonian immigrant families. It bought a small Protestant church on Gillespie Avenue in Fairmount in 1966 and consecrated a new church in 1985.

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