About Orthodoxy
Orthodox Church Structure
The Orthodox Church is a communion of self-governing churches united by the same faith, sacraments, and apostolic succession.
Expanded explanation
The Orthodox Church is a communion of self-governing churches united by the same faith, sacraments, and apostolic succession. Bishops oversee dioceses and preserve the teachings handed down from the Apostles. Orthodox churches around the world remain united in faith while being governed locally.
Orthodox significance
Major Clergy Roles: Bishop, Priest, and Deacon. Orthodox churches around the world remain united in faith while being governed locally.