It is not enough to imitate what is being done elsewhere. We must be realistic and creative. Where there is proselytism, apologetics;...
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Those who have drifted away from the Church, are they Catholics? What responsibility do we have toward them? When someone leaves the...
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From the time of Diotrephes (3 John 1:9-10) there have been continual schisms, most of which arose in the East. Arianism produced...
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This is the name given to the local Churches that contested the dogmatic formulas of the Councils of Ephesus and Chalcedon. Theological...
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This is the first of the Apostolic Churches of the East, prior to the disputes that led to the convocation of the...
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Within Calvinist-oriented Protestantism, Congregationalist churches are characterized by the complete religious and juridical autonomy of the local churches or congregations, in which...
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Although legend claims that the origin of the Armenian people goes back to Noah, it seems that the Armenians became a people...
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They are two sister Churches. They have the same origin and an identical structure. Let us begin by clarifying the terms: the...
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This article is courtesy of Revista Tierra Santa. The name Copt comes from the Arabic corruption of the Greek term aigyptios, that...
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This article is courtesy of Terra Santa Magazine “Ethiopia” is a Greek term whose literal meaning is the-one-with-a-burnt-face. In antiquity it designated...
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This article is courtesy of Revista Tierra Santa The Syrian people are direct descendants of those ancient Aramaean populations which, in biblical...
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A term of uncertain and disputed etymology (cf. P. Bourguet, Huguenots, le sobriquet mystérieux, Paris 1959), used in the 16th century to...
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