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Helmut Zenz: Kirche in Osteuropa Helmut Zenz: Kirche in Osteuropa Letzte Änderung: 2003 Wer zählt zu den Ostkirchen? • 1. Die Assyrische Orthodoxe Kirche • 2. Die alt-orientalischen orthodoxen Kirchen • 2.1. Armenische Orthodoxe Kirche • 2.2. Koptische Orthodoxe Kirche • 2.3. Äthiopische Orthodoxe Kirche • 2.4. Syrische Orthodoxe Kirche • 2.5. Indische Syrische Orthodoxe Kirche • 3. Die (byzantinischen) orthodoxen Kirchen • 3.1. Autokephale Kirchen • 3.1.1. Ökumenisches Patriarchat von Konstantinopel, Russisch-Orthodoxe Erzdiözese in Westeuropa, American Carpatho-Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church • 3.1.2. Das Patriarchat von Alexandrien • 3.1.3. Das Patriarchat von Antiochien • 3.1.4. Das Patriarchat von Jerusalem • 3.1.5. Russische Orthodoxe Kirche • 3.1.6. Rumänische Orthodoxe Kirche • 3.1.7. Orthodoxe Kirche von Griechenland • 3.1.8. Serbische Orthodoxe Kirche • 3.1.9. Bulgarische Orthodoxe Kirche • 3.1.10. Orthodoxe Kirche von Georgien • 3.1.11. Orthodoxe Kirche von Zypern • 3.1.12. Orthodoxe Kirche in Polen • 3.1.13. Orthodoxe Kirche in Albanien • 3.1.14. Orthodoxe Kirche in Tschechien und der Slowakei • 3.1.15. Orthodox Church in America • 3.2. Autonome Kirchen • 3.2.1. Orthodoxe Kirche in Finnland • 3.2.2. Orthodoxe Kirche in Japan • 3.2.3. Orthodoxe Kirche in China • 3.2.4. Orthodoxe Kirche in Mazedonien/Skopje • 3.3. Kirchen von strittiger Kanonizität • 3.3.1. Ukrainische Kirche • 3.3.2. Russische Auslandskirche • 3.3.3. Weißrussische Auslandskirche • 3.3.4. Altgläubige • 3.3.5. Altkalendarier • 4. Katholische Ostkirchen • 4.1. Aus dem assyrischen Bereich • 4.1.1. Chaldäische Kirche • 4.1.2. Syro-Malabar katholische Kirche • 4.2. Aus dem Bereich der Altorientalen • 4.2.1. Armenische katholische Kirche • 4.2.2. Koptische katholische Kirche • 4.2.3. Äthiopische katholische Kirche • 4.2.4. Syrische katholische Kirche • 4.2.5. Malankara Syrische katholische Kirche • 4.2.6. Maronitische katholische Kirche • 4.3. Aus dem byzantinischen Bereich • 4.3.1. Melkitische katholische Kirche • 4.3.2. Ukrainische katholische Kirche • 4.3.3. Ruthenische katholische Kirche • 4.3.4. Rumänische katholische Kirche • 4.3.5. Katholisches Exarchat Griechenland • 4.3.6. Bistum Krizevci in Jugoslawien • 4.3.7. Bistum Hajdudorog in Ungarn • 4.3.8. Exarchat Sofia in Bulgarien • 4.3.9. Slowakische katholische Kirche • 4.3.10. Italo-albanische Bistümer • 5. Weitere Ostkirchen • 5.1. Malabar Independent Syrian Church • 5.2. Mar Thoma Syrian Church Interessante Ergebnisse unter den Stichwörtern "Kirche* in Osteuropa" und "Ostkirch*" (Altavista) • 1. Internationaler Kongreß Renovabis 1997 : Kirche in Osteuropa: herrschen oder dienen? • Bischof Dr. Kurt Krenn: Die Auferstehung der Kirche in Osteuropa und ihre Kenosis Vortrag in Santiago de Compostela am 15. Mai 1991 • Bercken: Die Orthodoxe Kirche im postkommunistischen Russland • Der Preis der Freiheit: 2. Osteuropa-Seminar "Jugendreligionen und Jugendokkultismus" tagte in Berlin • Verstärkte Aktivität von Sekten in Osteuropa • Die katholische Kirche in Osteuropa unter dem Druck des Nationalsozialismus (Buchhinweis) • Linkssammlung über Orthodoxe und Ost-Kirchen • Einführung in das ostkirchliche Christentum von Horst Leps • Die Ikonen von Niederaltaich • Links • Schönstatt-Ostkirche Dokumente und Texte der katholischen Kirche zu den Ostkirchen • Johannes Paul II: APOSTOLISCHES SCHREIBEN ZUR 1700-JAHRFEIER DER TAUFE DES ARMENISCHEN VOLKES • 2. Vatikanisches Konzil: Dekret über die katholischen Ostkirchen "Orientalium Ecclesiarum" Institutionen und Informationen mit Bezug zu Osteuropa: • Forschungsprojekt von Prof. Spieker: Die Kirchen in den postkommunistischen Transformationsprozessen • Literatur • Renovabis - http://www.renovabis.de/ • Kirche in Not - http://www.kirche-in-not.org • Catholica unio - http://catholica-unio.de/ - Päpstliches Ostkirchenwerk • Christlicher Osten - http://christlicher-osten.de/ - Verlagsbuchhandlung • Ostkirchliches Institut Regensburg (katholisch) - http://home.t-online.de/home/niko.wy/ • Linkliste • Ostkirchliches Institut Münster (evangelisch) - http://www.uni- muenster.de/EvangelischeTheologie/Einrichtungen/einrichtungen_main.HTML#Institute • Institut für Orthodoxe Theologie München (katholisch) • Byzantinisches Institut in der Abtei Ettal: Homepage - http://www.kloster- ettal.de/kloster/byzantinum.html • Institut für Ökumenische Studien der Universität Freiburg/Schweiz: Homepage http://www.unifr.ch/iso/ • Johann-Adam-Möhler-Institut für Ökumenik Paderborn: Homepage - http://www.moehlerinstitut.de/ • Lehrstuhl für Ostkirchengeschichte und Ökumenische Theologie - http://www.theologie.uni- wuerzburg.de/hist/thokg/ • Ostkirchliches Institut der Augustiner an der Universität Würzburg: Homepage - http://www.wifak.uni-wuerzburg.de/wilan/theo/oki/oki-hp.htm • Ostkirchliche Studien • Reihe: Das östliche Christentum Orthodoxe Gemeinschaften • Zu den orthodoxen Kirchen siehe: hzkirche.htm#orthodox • Orthodoxe Fraternität in Deutschland • Links • Russisch-Orthodoxe in Wien • Russisch-Orthodoxe Kirche in Leipzig • Russisch-Orthodoxe in Wuppertal • Russisch-Orthodoxe in Bischofsheim • Griechisch-Orthodoxe in Wiesbaden • Rumänisch-Orthodoxe in Deutschland und Zentraleuropa • Bulgarisch-Orthodoxe in Wien • Kommission der Orthodoxen Kirche in Deutschland Verband der Diözesen • Russisch-Orthodoxe Auslandskirche in München Einzelne Länder (Auswahl) Tschechische Republik: • Karls-Universität: ÚSTAV FILOSOFIE A RELIGIONISTIKY • ChristNet - http://www.clavis.cz/ChristNet/ • Evangnet - http://www.etf.cuni.cz/~tomasek/evangnet/ • Ecumenical Network for Youth Action - http://www.enyaorg.cz/ • Elektronisch Konkordanz - http://www.fee.vutbr.cz/~michal/kr/kk.html • Fishnet American Czech Agency - Christian-oriented English language school offering a variety of activities - http://www.fishnetaca.org/ • Missioncenter in Prag: providing evangelization, mission, prayer - http://www.misie.cz/ • Evangelical Church of Czech brethren - http://www.volny.cz/kocna/sbor/en_sbor1.htm • The International Church of Prague - http://www.volny.cz/jx-studio/ • Tschechoslowaksche Hussiten - http://www.ccsh.cz/index.php?lang=cz • John of Nepomuk • Our Lady of NovyDvur - katholisches Kloster - http://www.novydvur.cz/ • Verein zur Erhaltung und Förderung der Wallfahrtskirche Maria Loreto in Altkinsberg, Egerland e.V. • Ackermann-Gemeinde • Yahoo! Deutschland - Städte und Länder:Länder:Tschechische Republik • Yahoo! - Regional:Countries:Czech Republic • Religion and Spirituality • Suche: Tschechien - http://www.ku-eichstaett.de/WWF/Suche/Europa/cz.htm • Nichtchristliche Gruppierungen: • Czech Baha´i - http://www.bahai.cz/ • Zen-Buddhismus - http://seza.mujweb.cz/ • Buddhist Center in Tenovice • Kagyu Samye Dzong Pilzen • SEZA • Jüdisches Leben in der Tschechischen Republik Slowakei: • [Virtuálna] Kres anská kaplnka (Virtuelle Kapelle) - http://www.kaplnka.sk/ • RKC - http://www.savba.sk/logos/ngo/rkc/list.html • Katholisches Seminar - http://www.ksnr.sk/ • Saint Demetrius Greek Catholic Church Porac, Slovakia - http://www.iarelative.com/demetri.htm • Churches in Bratislawa - http://www.eunet.sk/slovakia/slovakia/culture-religion-media/church • Evangelische Kirche Augsburger Bekenntnisses - http://www.ecav.sk/intl/deutsch/index.htm • Byzantine Catholic Church in Slovakia • St. Gorazd Seminary • The Bibel Scholl in Martin • Yahoo! Deutschland - Städte und Länder:Länder:Slowakei • Yahoo! - Regional:Countries:Slovakia • Religion and Spirituality • Suche: Slowakei - http://www.ku-eichstaett.de/WWF/Suche/Europa/sk.htm • Nichtchristliche Gruppierungen • Chaverim: history and Jewish life, forum, genealogy, and bookstore for people related to Czech or Slovak Jewry. Polen: • Diözese Gliwice • Opoka - officially representing the Roman Catholic Church in Poland. - http://www.opoka.org.pl/ • Pastorales Programm - http://www.rmissio.pl/ • Strona WWW Comunione e Liberazione - http://www.radio.opole.pl/~jbos/cl/index.htm • Christianity in Poland - http://www.kki.net.pl/nauka/r.html • Stört die katholische Kirche den sozialen Frieden in Polen? (Adam Zak) - http://www.cyf- kr.edu.pl/~zjzak/gsoc.htm • Niedziela - http://www.niedziela.pl/ • Biblia - http://www.pik-net.gliwice.pl/biblia/home.htm • Kardinal Prymas - http://wwwspp.perytnet.pl/ • Katholische Nachrichtenagentur Polen - http://www.kai.pl/ • Mateuz - Christlicher Service WWW - http://mateusz.logon.bydgoszcz.pl/ • Koinonia Giovanni Battista - http://www.janchrzciciel.pl/ • Salvatorianer in Polen - http://www.salwatorianie.pl/ • Przymierze Team (Diakonie) - http://www.Diakonia.org/ • Yahoo! 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