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By Catedrales e Iglesias.com Direccion Agua Caliente Naucalpan, Estado De Mexico, C.P.53900 Lomas Hipodromo Phone: 5552944460 fax 5552942678 Iglesia Ortodoxa Griega Originalmente dependía de la Patriarcado Ecuménico de Constantinopla, pero se declaró autocéfala en 1833, y fue reconocida como tal por el Patriarca de Constantinopla en 1850. Las comunidades cristianas de Grecia formaban, en la unidad con Roma, la provincia eclesiástica de Iliria. Desde el año 730 la provincia pasó a la jurisdicción del patriarca de Constantinopla lo que le arrastró al Cisma el año 1054. En 1829, cuando terminó la guerra de liberación contra los turcos, la Iglesia se separó de la jurisdicción de Constantinopla y fue reconocida por el Patriarcado Ecuménico. El Rey de Grecia, según el modelo ruso, era el dirigente supremo del Santo Sínodo. No tienen un Patriarcado propio. En 1923 el arzobispo Papadopoulos reformó la constitución Sinodal por la que el Santo Sinodo pasó a ser presidido por el Arzobispo de Atenas. Es el primus inter pares. Mantienen una tendencia a la organización democrática.Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y la persecución comunista posterior, murieron muchos sacerdotes y fueron destruidas muchas iglesias. Este debilitamiento de las fuerzas fue aprovechado por la propaganda comunista y por sectas como los Testigos de Jehová y los Predicadores Sacros. La Iglesia ortodoxa de Grecia se ha ido recuperando lentamente de esta postración. Trabaja en estrecha colaboración con el Estado. Una serie de asociaciones trabajan por la formación religiosa por medio de los medios de comunicación y las escuelas. Cada estado tiene sus propias organizaciones apostólicas. También es importante el esfuerzo que despliegan por las obras caritativas y por la formación de sacerdotes competentes. Las relaciones con el movimiento ecuménico se desarrollaron con interés, pero la comprensión del pensamiento y de las condiciones internas de la Iglesia Católica fue escasa. La Iglesia de Grecia mostró siempre una profunda aversión hacia las miras expansionistas del Patriarado de Moscú. Address Agua Caliente Naucalpan, Estado De Mexico, C.P.53900 Lomas Hipodromo Phone: 5552944460 fax 5552942678 Greek Orthodox Church Originally dependent on the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, but was declared autocephalous in 1833, and was recognized as such by the Patriarch of Constantinople in 1850. The Christian communities of Greece were, in unity with Rome, the ecclesiastical province of Illyria. From the year 730 the province came under the jurisdiction of the Patriarch of Constantinople who dragged the Schism the year 1054. In 1829, when the war of liberation against the Turks, the church was separated from the jurisdiction of Constantinople and was recognized by the Ecumenical Patriarchate. The King of Greece, according to the Russian model, was the supreme ruler of the Holy Synod. They have no Patriarchate itself. In 1923 the archbishop Papadopoulos Synodical constitution reformed by the Holy Synod came to be chaired by the Archbishop of Athens. It is the primus inter pares. A tendency to keep the organization democrática.Durante the Second World War and the subsequent Communist persecution, many priests were killed and many churches were destroyed. This weakening of the forces was seized by communist propaganda and cults like the Jehovah's Witnesses and Sacred Preachers. The Orthodox Church of Greece has been slowly recovering from the prostration. It works closely with the State. A number of associations working for religious education through media and schools. Each state has its own apostolic organizations. Also important is the effort deployed by charities and the formation of competent priests. Relations with the ecumenical movement were developed with interest, but the understanding of thought and internal conditions of the Catholic Church was weak. The Church of Greece was always a deep aversion to Patriarado expansionist view of Moscow. |
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