Canonical territories are geographical subdivisions that mark the boundaries of the jurisdiction of local
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*cite web | title= One City, One Bishop, One Church | work=The Principle of Canonical Territory and the Appearance of "Parallel Hierarchies" | url=http://www.orthodoxytoday.org/articles6/HilarionOneBishop.php
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