The nature of the church
The Church was founded by Christ. The first thing that appears in the New Testament is the idea of the Church in the Evangelist Matthew, when the Apostle Peter promises that […]
Philip the Martyr, Metropolitan of Moscow
Saint Philip was a monk distinguished by his virtue and integrity. He was chosen as the abbot of the monastery against his will, and then as Metropolitan of Moscow in 1566 during the time of the Tsar.
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Basil the Blessed Russian Saint
A type of saint was famous in the sixteenth century in Russia for being the madmen of Christ. The most famous of them was Basil the Blessed, whom the Church celebrates.
Bishop
High Priest Bishop. He is called, among us, the bishop or the metropolitan, meaning the bishop of the capital. Then it was applied in the Antiochian see to the head of each
Church of Tiranon, Therakhio and all of Albania
The Church of Albania became independent during the reign of Ecumenical Patriarch Benjamin I in 1937. The Albanian Church has suffered persecution since 1945, during the rule.
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Church of Warsaw and all of Poland
The Church of Poland became independent from the Ecumenical Patriarchate in 1924 and includes 6 bishops, 330 priests and 7 monasteries, and the head of its church today is the Metropolitan.
Church of Czech and Slovakia
تأسست هذه الكنيسة على يد القديسان معادلي الرسل كيرلوس وميثذوس واصبحت كنيسة شبه مستقلة في عام 1923 حتى عام 1998
Church of Japan
The founder of the Orthodox Church in Japan was the great Saint Nicholas Kasatkin (1836 - 1912) when he arrived in Japan in 1861.