 In the same year, the also received Winnaert's group, under the name "l'Eglise Orthodoxe Occidentale" (The Western Orthodox Church), with permission to continue to worship according to the Roman Rite with minor revision.Winnaert became administrator of the and was supervised by the ordinary of the Russian Churches in Western Europe.Winnaert himself died in 1937 but his work of restoring a western liturgical and spiritual life to the Orthodox Church was continued by Eugraph Kovalevsky (1905–1970), (later St John of Saint-Denis) and Denis Chambault, the former being named as Winnaert's successor as administrator of the and the latter overseeing a small Orthodox Benedictine community in Paris.