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The relationship between the Oriental Orthodox and Eastern Orthodox churches, two denominations of Christianity, have been changing throughout history, with warmer relations in recent times.
(not part of the article) please mention:
[edit]- Joint Commission of the Theological Dialogue Between the Orthodox Church and the Oriental Orthodox Churches
- Other branches of Christianity (maybe)
- Orthodox Church history and Christology
- Ecumenical Councils
Historical relations
[edit]The Oriental and Eastern Orthodox churches were originally united, and split in 451 A.D. following the Council of Chalcedon.
Recent relations
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Between 16-17 September 2024, the two churches held a meeting at a Communiqué relating to their churches. Both church families emphasized building relations of love in Christ, deepening mutual understanding, continuous dialogue, and relentless prayers to foster potential unity. Potential future plans include continuing the work of Joint Sub-Committees on liturgical and pastoral issues, visiting church primates to communicate dialogue outcomes, creating a joint website for document accessibility, and involving all levels of clergy, monastics, and laity in implementing the dialogue.[1]
References
[edit]- ^ "Meeting between representatives of the Orthodox Church and the Oriental Orthodox Churches – Communiqué - Οικουμενικό Πατριαρχείο" (in Greek). 17 September 2024. Retrieved 8 March 2025.