Eastern Christianity
A broad domain encompassing the liturgical, theological, and ecclesial traditions of multiple Eastern Christian families—Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Eastern Catholic, and Church of the East—each with distinct rites, governance, and cultural heritage.
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Oriental Orthodoxy is a communion of Eastern Christian churches united by shared theological and liturgical traditions, tracing their roots to early Christianity and distinguished by their rejection of the Council of Chalcedon.
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The Syro-Malabar Catholic Church is an Eastern Catholic Church rooted in Kerala, India, with its own distinctive liturgy, leadership, and vibrant faith community, while remaining in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church.
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A broad domain encompassing the liturgical, theological, and ecclesial traditions of multiple Eastern Christian families—Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Eastern Catholic, and Church of the East—each with distinct rites, governance, and cultural heritage.
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Oriental Orthodoxy is a communion of Eastern Christian churches united by shared theological and liturgical traditions, tracing their roots to early Christianity and distinguished by their rejection of the Council of Chalcedon.
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The Syro-Malabar Catholic Church is an Eastern Catholic Church rooted in Kerala, India, with its own distinctive liturgy, leadership, and vibrant faith community, while remaining in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church.
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A broad domain encompassing the liturgical, theological, and ecclesial traditions of multiple Eastern Christian families—Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Eastern Catholic, and Church of the East—each with distinct rites, governance, and cultural heritage.
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Eastern Orthodox Christians are members of an ancient Christian tradition marked by unique liturgy, theology, and rituals, distinct from Western Christianity. They belong to a fellowship of national churches sharing faith, worship, and a sense of collective spiritual heritage.
Eastern Orthodox Christians
Oriental Orthodoxy is a communion of Eastern Christian churches united by shared theological and liturgical traditions, tracing their roots to early Christianity and distinguished by their rejection of the Council of Chalcedon.
Oriental Orthodoxy
Greek Orthodox Christians are members of the Greek-speaking branch of Eastern Orthodoxy, centered on the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, known for their distinctive liturgical traditions, Byzantine chant, and vibrant diaspora communities.
Greek Orthodox Christians
Russian Orthodox Christians are members of the Russian Orthodox Church, centered on the Moscow Patriarchate, who share distinctive theology, liturgical traditions, and rich communal life both in Russia and worldwide.
Russian Orthodox Christians
The Russian Orthodox Church is the largest Eastern Orthodox Christian community, known for its distinct liturgical traditions, strong communal identity, and influential role in both Russian and global religious life.
Russian Orthodox Church
The Syriac Orthodox Church is a global Oriental Orthodox Christian community rooted in ancient Antioch, preserving the distinctive West Syriac liturgical tradition, language, and monastic life under a single patriarchate.
Syriac Orthodox Church
Eastern Orthodox Christians are members of an ancient Christian tradition marked by unique liturgy, theology, and rituals, distinct from Western Christianity. They belong to a fellowship of national churches sharing faith, worship, and a sense of collective spiritual heritage.
Eastern Orthodox Christians
Oriental Orthodoxy is a communion of Eastern Christian churches united by shared theological and liturgical traditions, tracing their roots to early Christianity and distinguished by their rejection of the Council of Chalcedon.
Oriental Orthodoxy
Greek Orthodox Christians are members of the Greek-speaking branch of Eastern Orthodoxy, centered on the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, known for their distinctive liturgical traditions, Byzantine chant, and vibrant diaspora communities.
Greek Orthodox Christians
Russian Orthodox Christians are members of the Russian Orthodox Church, centered on the Moscow Patriarchate, who share distinctive theology, liturgical traditions, and rich communal life both in Russia and worldwide.
Russian Orthodox Christians
The Russian Orthodox Church is the largest Eastern Orthodox Christian community, known for its distinct liturgical traditions, strong communal identity, and influential role in both Russian and global religious life.
Russian Orthodox Church
The Syriac Orthodox Church is a global Oriental Orthodox Christian community rooted in ancient Antioch, preserving the distinctive West Syriac liturgical tradition, language, and monastic life under a single patriarchate.
Syriac Orthodox Church
The Romanian Orthodox Church is an Eastern Orthodox Christian community centered around Romanian tradition, language, and religious practice, guided by the Patriarchate of Romania.
Romanian Orthodox Church
The Coptic Orthodox Church is an ancient Christian community rooted in Egypt, known for its unique liturgical traditions, monastic heritage, and leadership by the Pope of Alexandria.
Coptic Orthodox Church
Bulgarian Orthodox Christians form a religious community centered around the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, practicing Eastern Orthodox Christianity with distinct Bulgarian traditions and identity.
Bulgarian Orthodox Christians
The Armenian Apostolic Church is one of the world’s oldest Christian communities, serving as the national church of Armenia and a central pillar of Armenian identity, faith, and culture.
Armenian Apostolic Church
The Ecumenical Movement is a community of Christians from various denominations working toward unity, mutual understanding, and collaboration across historic divides. It seeks to foster theological dialogue, shared worship, and joint efforts among different Christian traditions.
Ecumenical Movement
Roman Catholics are members of the Latin-Rite Catholic Church, united by allegiance to the Pope, distinctive liturgical traditions, and participation in a global network of parishes and dioceses.
