This church considers the Patriarch of Constantinople its primary cleric.
This denomination allows married men to become priests, but it does not ordain men whose wives were previously widowed or divorced. Member churches are considered "autocephalous" (OUGHT-oh-SEFF-uh-luss) in this denomination. It engages in religious governance through "metropolitans" and celebrates Christmas on January 7th. This church considers the Patriarch of Constantinople its primary cleric. For 10 points, identify this Christian group, which split from Roman Catholicism in the Great Schism of 1054 and predominates in Russia, Greece, and much of Eastern Europe.
This denomination allows married men to become priests, but it does not ordain men whose wives were previously widowed or divorced.
Eastern {Orthodoxy} [or {Orthodox Christianity}; or {Greek Orthodoxy}; or {Orthodox Catholic} Church; do not accept