- The Eastern Orthodox Church, is the second-largest Christian Christian Church and one of the oldest extant religious institutions in the world.
- St. Nectarius. Nectarios of Aegina is one of the Eastern Orthodox saints. He was born in Selymbria, Thrace in 1846. His tomb is on Aegina Island.
- For more in-depth discussion on Eastern Orthodoxy and its beliefs, see Eastern Orthodoxy at Wikipedia. ... Eastern Orthodoxy (MP3), by David Calhoun.
- It is quite true that Eastern Orthodoxy is a very sacramental tradition. The portal to enter the Orthodox Church is through the sacraments.
- The Eastern Orthodox Church in the Middle East. As a result of the Greco-Turkish War, the entire Greek population of Asia Minor was transferred to Greece in 1922.
- The notion of “eastern” refers to the origins in traditions from Eastern European areas such as Russia and Greece, and areas of the Middle East as well.
- communion with the Roman Catholic Church or the pope of Rome.","headline":"Eastern Orthodoxy Origins, Eastern Orthodoxy History, Eastern Orthodoxy...
- Rooted in antiquity, the Eastern Orthodox Church's fascinating journey through history and influential leaders are brought to life in this comprehensive guide.
- For many if not most of us, Eastern Orthodoxy is a real mystery. ... Rome had more of a legal mindset in its theology, whereas the East was more mystical.
- Benjamin Cabe is an Eastern Orthodox Christian who aspires to learn from, and write within the framework of, the teachings of the Church Fathers.