eastern orthodox church
The Eastern Orthodox Church refers to a branch of Christianity that follows the teachings and practices of the early Christian Church in the Eastern Roman Empire. It is characterized by its adherence to the Eastern Orthodox faith, hierarchy, liturgical traditions, and the authority of the Patriarch of Constantinople.
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