Salutations to the Greek Theotokos

I had the privilege to visit the Greek Orthodox Church of Annunciation. I witnessed the term for a memorial woman, a memorial service every year for the mother of Jesus and the Virgin Mary who visited this church and was held. In this article I will explain the history of the Greek Orthodox Church, a detailed explanation of the church building and interior. I will also explain my view on the service I attended, respect and service to Theotokos.

Mary, Orthodox, Orthodox, Episcopal, All Eastern Catholics 431, Third Council recognized title (held on Ephesus, to resolve the doctrine of nestorius, Called,). Literally "Godbearer" means a goddess woman ("Deipara" and "Dei Genetrix" is equivalent to that Latin). The equivalent phrase "Martel Day", (Mother of God) is Latin, more common, the other languages ​​used in the Western Catholic Church are true, but the first abbreviation is Greek (ΜήτηρΘοο) With the same phrase and the last letter (POP Θ Υ) of the two words shows the image attached to her by Byzantine icon. The council says the Godfather does not hesitate to say that virgin is a virgin

Catholic, Orthodox, Orthodox and Episcopal Christians believe in Mary as Jesus' mother, God (ΜήτηρΘοο) and mother of a goddess woman are literally born of God. Since the Apostle period, Maria has been the subject of worship by Christianity. For many years, she was the most popular theme of Christian art, music and literature. There is great diversity in the faith of Mary and the consecration of the major Christian tradition. There are many Mary Churches in the Catholic Church, such as Immaculate Conception and Family Church. Catholics call her of Our Lady, saying she is the Queen of Heaven and Church's mother, and most Protestants do not agree with these views

Marian's worship was recognized in theology, and the name Teotokos was adopted by the Ephesus Council in 431. Mary Church was built from the very beginning, including Jerusalem and Bethlehem built first, including the Marie Eli monastery seat, close to the Mary Church (Kathisma). The first Marian church in Rome built in the 5th and 6th centuries: Trastevere of Santa Maria, Santa Maria Antiqua's Santa Maria Maggiore. However, the first dedicated to the Church of the Virgin Mary is still back and a special inscription is found in the ruins of Our Lady (God of God) and go back to Syria in the late 4th century.