'Eastern orthodox churches' presentation slideshows

The Church

Section 2: The Church is One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic. The Church. Part 1: The Church is One. The four marks, or essential characteristics, of the Church are: One Holy Catholic Apostolic

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Chapter 7 : The Holy Spirit

Chapter 7 : The Holy Spirit. INTRODUCTION TO CATHOLICISM. 1. Pentecost (pp. 158-161 ). ANTICIPATORY SET Free write for two minutes about what the election of St. Matthias reveals about the role of St. Peter in the Apostolic Church. 1. Pentecost (pp. 158-161). BASIC QUESTIONS

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Chapter 10: Wisdom and Wit Seeking the Ways of God (Textbook pages 235-256)

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Orthodoxy vs. Catholicism

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Definition & Role

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Origins Surviving eastern half of Roman Empire Byzantine rulers saw themselves as Roman emperors

Origins Surviving eastern half of Roman Empire Byzantine rulers saw themselves as Roman emperors Constantinople founded by Constantine on site of Greek colony of Byzantium. Constantine. Early Byzantine Period From 324 CE to 842 CE Emperor Justinian I Empress Theodora

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CHAPTER 9: Eastern Peoples & Eastern Religions

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Holy Tradition (Part 3)

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The Church Christ in the World Today

The Church Christ in the World Today. Unit 6 Mr. Salter. Unit 6 Articles. 18 Wounds to Unity 19 Ecumenism 22 The Communion of Saints 23 The Saints: Models and Intercessors 24 Mary: The Perfect Model of Holiness 34 Salvation for Those Outside the Church 35 Who Needs Organized Religion?

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Part I: Eastern Orthodox Church

Part I: Eastern Orthodox Church. Church of the Seven Ecumenical Councils Iconography & Liturgy Differences between Eastern Orthodoxy & Roman Catholicism. Map of Eastern Empire. Eastern Churches. Eastern Orthodox Churches

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FUN FACTS!

FUN FACTS!. About Religions and Belief Systems in the World. Buddhism currently has about 376 million followers and is generally listed as the world's fourth largest religion after Christianity, Islam and Hinduism. It was founded in Northern India by Siddhartha Gautama (circa 563 to 460 BCE).

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The Byzantine Empire & Middle Ages

The Byzantine Empire & Middle Ages. The Byzantine Empire. The capital of the Roman Empire was moved to Byzantium in 330 C.E by Constantine The West fell in 476 C.E to Germanic Tribes The East continued and was named the Byzantine Empire Its capital was renamed Constantinople.

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Helena of Constantinople

Helena of Constantinople. Also known as Saint Helen, Helena Augusta, Saint Eleanor and Saint Eleanor. Connections ? Mount Saint Helens (Named by George Vancouver a British Explorer) Helena, Montana (originally called Crab town)

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Chapter 10 Section 3

Chapter 10 Section 3. The spread of Christian Ideas Pages 358-364 Questions 1-6. 1. What are icons, and why was their use controversial?. Icons were images of Jesus, Mary, and the Saints. Some Byzantines thought they were more like Idols than Icons. Icons are images and Idols are worshipped. .

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