Eastern Orthodoxy

The Orthodox Church is not considered to be part of the Catholic Church.

Bartholomew I is the current Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople and has held this position since November 2, 1991.

In Eastern Orthodox Christianity, icons hold a central and revered place in worship.

Orthodox Christianity in America is a rich tapestry of tradition and faith, representing the spiritual heritage of numerous cultures from around the world.

Discover how silence and stillness become sacred doorways to encounter God in the depths of Orthodox prayer.

Sacred channels of divine grace — how the Holy Mysteries shape, sustain, and sanctify every aspect of Orthodox life.

The veneration and canonization of saints hold a deeply significant place within the Eastern Orthodox Church.

Eastern Orthodoxy, one of the most ancient Christian traditions, has been profoundly shaped by Byzantine culture over centuries.

Orthodoxy and Protestantism share many similarities in terms of their beliefs and practices, as they are both branches of Christianity.