What does ROCA stand for?

Russian Orthodox Church Abroad

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Samples in periodicals archive:

On February 27, 2007, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled in favor of the Church of the True Orthodox-Moldova, a branch of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad, compelling the Government to register it and pay $15,600 (12,000 [euro]) in damages.

Moldova

The Russian Orthodox Church Abroad, which split from the Moscow-based church in the 1920s, has already made Nicholas II a saint, and this issue had been a major obstacle to reuniting the two churches.

Russian church canonizes last czar Ruler died as hero of Orthodox ...

The church is mending relations with a splinter sect, the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad, which insists that it has the only true remains: a finger from the czar's wife or one of his daughters.

RUSSIA GIVES ITS LAST CZAR ROYAL FUNERAL