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Definition of Orthodox catholic church

1. Noun. Derived from the Byzantine Church and adhering to Byzantine rites.

Lexicographical Neighbors of Orthodox Catholic Church

Literary usage of Orthodox catholic church

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge: Embracing by Johann Jakob Herzog, Philip Schaff, Albert Hauck (1912)
"orthodox catholic church IN AMERICA. Rise of the Old Catholic Church (j 1). ... The orthodox catholic church of America is a branch of the Orthodox Church ..."

2. Translation from the Original Greek of a Pamphlet Entitled: "Letters of the by William C. King (1865)
"... desired orthodox mother, the Catholic Church, ever preserving respect for your all-holiness, as the chief shepherd of the orthodox Catholic Church, ..."

3. The Consolidated Laws of the State of New York, 1909 by New York (State), Frederick Eugene Wadhams (1909)
"An unincorporated Roman Catholic church, or an unincorporated Christian Orthodox Catholic church of the Eastern Confession, in this state may become ..."

4. The Revised Statutes of the State of New York, Together with All the Other by New York, New York (State), Charles Avery Collin (1896)
"An unincorporated Roman Catholic church, or an unincorporated Christian Orthodox Catholic church of the Eastern Confession, in this state may become ..."

5. A History of the Church of Russia by Andrew Nicholaevich Mouravieff (1842)
"... according to the rules of the Holy General Councils, and according to the tradition of the great saints and teachers of the Orthodox, Catholic Church. ..."

6. The Lineage from Apostolic Times of the American Catholic Church: Commonly by Charles Chapman Grafton (1911)
"But if, on the contrary, it is plainly demonstrated that the Eastern and Orthodox Catholic Church of Christ holds fast the anciently transmitted doctrines ..."

7. General Laws of New York: Containing All Amendments to the Close of the by New York (State), Edward LeMoyne Heydecker (1900)
"—An unincorporated Roman Catholic church, or an unincorporated Christian Orthodox Catholic church of the Eastern Confession, in this state may become ..."

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