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Michigan Deanery (Midwest)

OCA-MW-MALBHAC

Holy Ascension Church

Albion, Michigan

http://OrthodoxChurchAlbion.org

OCA-MW-LIVHXC

Holy Transfiguration Church Accessible

Livonia, Michigan

http://orthodoxlivonia.org

OCA-MW-DETHTC

Holy Trinity Church

Detroit, Michigan

OCA-MW-DETSPP

SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral

Detroit, Michigan

OCA-MW-JACSDC

St. Demetrius Church Accessible

Jackson, Michigan

http://www.stdemetrius.com

OCA-MW-RMISMM

St. Mark Church Accessible

Rochester Hills, Michigan

http://www.stmarkrochester.org

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