Holy Trinity Parish of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad
Business Registration Number: 886305994RR0001

Holy Trinity Parish of the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad is a Canadian nonprofit religious organization affiliated with the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia (ROCOR). As part of ROCOR, it operates under the jurisdiction of the Eastern Orthodox Church, maintaining liturgical traditions and practices consistent with the Russian Orthodox faith.

The parish falls under ROCOR's administrative structure, which historically served the Russian diaspora following the 1917 revolution and subsequent establishment of the Soviet regime. While specific establishment details for this parish are not publicly documented, ROCOR-affiliated parishes in Canada typically cater to communities preserving Russian Orthodox heritage, including liturgical use of Church Slavonic and adherence to the Julian calendar for feast days.

ROCOR's Canadian presence includes notable parishes such as Toronto’s Holy Trinity Cathedral, one of the largest in North America, which regularly serves hundreds of congregants during major feast days like Pascha and Christmas[4]. Although the Windsor-based parish’s operational specifics are not detailed in available sources, its nonprofit registration (886305994RR0001) indicates its compliance with Canadian charitable organization standards.

ROCOR parishes emphasize traditional Orthodox worship, sacramental life, and community outreach, often serving both Russian-speaking immigrants and broader Orthodox Christian populations. The 2007 reunification of ROCOR with the Moscow Patriarchate solidified canonical ties while preserving administrative autonomy for diaspora communities[5].

Note: Specific details about Holy Trinity Parish’s founding, clergy, and congregational activities remain unclear due to limited publicly available information.