Greek Orthodox

Christopsomo: A Christmas bread meaning "Christ's bread" and considered sacred in Greek Orthodox homes.

Pamela Dodson: Holiday Breads: an Old Tradition

Christopsomo: A Christmas bread meaning "Christ's bread" and considered sacred in Greek Orthodox homes.

Pamela Dodson: Holiday Breads: an Old Tradition

Christopsomo: A Christmas bread meaning "Christ's bread" and considered sacred in Greek Orthodox homes.

Pamela Dodson: Holiday Breads: an Old Tradition

The man in the Shroud, the Cloth of Edessa, and the various images we have of the Mandylion in Greek Orthodox churches look a lot alike.

The Shroud Codex

While according to the constitution the Greek Orthodox is the State Church, liberty in the practice of their religion is granted to all the other Churches, and the State refrains from all interference in the election and appointment of the clergy of the various denominations.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock

One of the crosses reflects local influence and was used by Metropolitan Elias Audi, Beirut's Greek Orthodox patriarch, during a mass to bless the church after the restoration.

Magda Abu-Fadil: Beirut Cathedral Museum Reveals Layers of Christian History

One of the crosses reflects local influence and was used by Metropolitan Elias Audi, Beirut's Greek Orthodox patriarch, during a mass to bless the church after the restoration.

Magda Abu-Fadil: Beirut Cathedral Museum Reveals Layers of Christian History

Hamra was historically a mixed area, with Muslims, Maronites, Armenians, Greek Orthodox, and even American Protestant missionaries.

Day of Honey

In the so-called White Room of the museum, a Sumerian tablet, a Greek Orthodox icon, a Buddha head and a sitting Madonna are exhibited next to each other, illustrating that Coninx's collecting fury was neither impeded by a time frame nor cultural boundaries.

Trying to Make Sense of Coninx's Art-Collecting Obsession

On a balmy recent night, the crowd of several thousand included children and grandparents; students mingling with middle-class professionals and even the odd Greek Orthodox priest.

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