The Organization of the Orthodox Eastern Churches
Overview
The Organization of the Orthodox Eastern Churches was designed to “provide a convenient outline . . . of the constitutions of the various autonomous churches which are included in the Holy Orthodox Eastern Church.” Author Margaret G. Dampier also covers “the three Austro-Hungarian Metropolitanates . . . [which are] orthodox sees in a country of which the official religion is Roman Catholic.” For each church, Dampier provides brief expositions on three main points: parochial organization, diocesan organization, and national organization. She touches on such subjects as priests, bishops, and the various courts, committees, assemblies, and councils of each particular church. Laid out in a simple outline format, this compact guide is a great reference tool, providing easy access to the essential framework of Eastern Orthodox churches.
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- Concise, accessible format
- Convenient outline of the organization of Eastern Orthodox churches
- Discussion of nine churches and three Metropolitanates
- Introduction
- The Church of Constantinople
- The Church of Cyprus
- The Church of Mount Sinai
- The Church of Greece
- The Church of Russia
- The Church of Roumania
- The Church of Servia
- The Church of Montenegro
- The Church of Bulgaria
- The Metropolitanate of Karlowitz
- The Metropolitanate of Bukowina and Dalmatia
- The Metropolitanate of Hermannstadt
- Title: The Organization of the Orthodox Eastern Churches
- Author: Margaret G. Dampier
- Publisher: Eastern Church Association
- Publication Date: 1910
- Pages: 66