The Byzantine Catholic Patriarchate (BCP) expresses its strong opposition to Pope Leo XIV, highlighting concerns over his predecessor's policies and the implications for the Catholic Church's future.

Cleveland has retained a sufficiently large Byzantine Catholic population to support Byzantine Rite Catholic churches and elementary schools separate from Latin Rite Catholic institutions. In 1986 it ...

They saw an ad in the Catholic Herald a few years ago and decided to come. After the cautions about the dangers of the lit candle, Elias got to work. Watts explained some of the typical symbols used ...

There are many Catholic parishes in the Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton areas that belong to the Byzantine Catholic Archeparchy of Pittsburgh. On Saturday, October 12, many of the faithful from… ...

There are many Catholic parishes in the Scranton, Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton areas that belong to the Byzantine Catholic Archeparchy of Pittsburgh. On Saturday, October 12, many of the faithful from… ...

Multiple departments were called to assist in extinguishing a fire in the rectory of Holy Resurrection Byzantine Catholic Parish on Lloyd Road in Euclid. According to Euclid Fire Chief Jay Womack ...

The discovery of a Byzantine-period church in the northern Negev, with wall art displaying ships, opens a window to the world of Christian pilgrims visiting the Holy Land 1,500 years ago ...

The Byzantine Empire, with its direct political and institutional continuity with ancient Rome, has perhaps the strongest case of being called a successor to Rome. But even here, the Greek character ...

One of only two Byzantine Catholic congregations in Denver is looking to upgrade. Holy Protection of the Mother of God has listed its existing church building at 1201 S. Elizabeth St. with an ...

We would see major differences if we walked into an Eastern Orthodox Church or a Roman (or Byzantine) Catholic Church. One of these differences is the portrait styles of Christ, Mary and the Apostles, ...

He was venerated there until just before 400 A.D., when the Byzantine Empress Eudoxia imposed the new faith of Christianity and ordered the destruction of the temple.