Eastern Catholicism

English Proper noun The faith, practices, etc. of the Eastern Catholic Churches. en 1875 C. Joyneville pseudonym; Catherine Laura Johnstone 1815–1818. Russia at Peace. Ætat. 37–40. Life and Times of Alexander I., Emperor of All the Russias.[…] In Three Volumes. III London Tinsley Brothers,8, Catherine Street[,] Strand. 222 https://archive.org/details/lifetimesofalexa03grahiala/page/222/mode/1up 499676533 No clergy in the world were more tolerant than those of Russia, but this was naturally more than they could support when added to the wavering faith of the Empress-mother, whose family were Romanists; and they appealed to the Emperor, as the head and sworn protector of orthodoxy, to check the mischievous intrigues which had taken advantage of his absence to undermine the foundations of Eastern Catholicism. 1 May 1983 Alfred Kazin Writing out of the Polish Agony He Czesław Miłosz lovingly recalls what Polish culture owes to Latin and the cultural unity with the West inspired by the Catholic Church; Russia would have escaped its cultural isolation if it had drawn its faith from Byzantium's Eastern Catholicism. 10 May 1997 Susan Abram Eastern Catholicism https://web.archive.org/web/20250621084013/https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1997-05-10-me-57462-story.html EASTERN CATHOLICISM: The East San Fernando District of the Los Angeles Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women will hold its final meeting of the year, featuring the Rev. John Azar, who will discuss the background and architecture of the Eastern Catholic Churches. Further reading Eastern Catholic Churches en Eastern Catholicism