Orthodox in a sentence

Anargyroi Greek Orthodox Church in Marlborough 1974 until 1982 and St. Nicholas and in Enfield, Connecticut from where he retired.

Eastern Orthodox teaching A fairly elaborate Orthodox Christian icon corner as would be found in a private home.

This event is observed in the Anglican, Eastern Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox, Lutheran, Methodist, and Catholic Churches.

The Prince also admires the Orthodox Church, not least perhaps because his grandmother, Princess Alice, was an Orthodox nun.

This is what helps separate Gnosticism from proto-orthodox views, where the orthodox views are considered to be superficial.

The Russian Orthodox Church paid special attention to the Uniates (who had once been Orthodox), and tried to bring them back.

In Orthodox communities, only men wear kippot; in non-Orthodox communities, some women also wear kippot.

He specializes in the design of infill housing and Eastern Orthodox Churches, and writes regularly for the Orthodox Arts Journal.

This practice fell into desuetude in the second millennium, but has been revived in some Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox churches.

A day before Orthodox Christmas on January 6, Pace Portanier was in Ukraine delivering supplies and shuttling Ukrainians to safety or nearby shelters.

Many Modern Orthodox Jewish women and Modern Orthodox rabbis sought to provide greater and more advanced Jewish education for women.

In the Orthodox Church, olive oil is a product not consumed during lent or penance while Orthodox monks use it sparingly in their diet.

What would be called "Orthodox" in the diaspora includes what is commonly called dati (religious) or haredi (ultra-Orthodox) in Israel.

A lifelong Hamilton resident, he is a member of the Greek Orthodox community and was the president of the Greek Orthodox Youth Association.

Several Orthodox scholars write that the popular Orthodox understanding of these principles are not at all what Maimonides held to be true.

Thus, many Modern Orthodox Jews find non-Orthodox forms of Judaism to be inproper, due to a perceived abandonment of Jewish law and tradition.

Another law that several ultra-Orthodox members of the coalition are promoting will equate the status of religious seminary students with that of serving soldiers.

After visiting the Day Greek School, the Deputy Minister visited the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese and the Orthodox Theological Academy of Toronto.

Unlike Roman Catholic monasticism, the Orthodox do not have separate religious orders, but a single monastic form throughout the Orthodox Church.

Its members are often referred to as strictly Orthodox or ultra-Orthodox in English.