- Orthodoxy in Moldova
There are two Orthodox Churches active in
Moldova :*
Moldovan Orthodox Church , under the Patriarchate of Moscow and all Russia
*Metropolis of Bessarabia , under the Patriarchate of Romania
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Orthodoxy in Moldova
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