1. Chiesa Greco-Ortodossa di San Teodoro Megalomartire il Tirone
Indirizzo: Via San Teodoro 7, 00186 (Palatino) Roma. Tel.-Fax: 06-67.86.624
Parroco: Archimandrita Simeone Catsinas (tel. 3281488944). Diacono: Vladimir Laiba 2. Cappella Greco-Ortodossa di Sant'Andrea Apostolo
Indirizzo: Via Sardegna 153, 00187 Roma. Tel.-Fax: 06-48.18.820
Parroco: Archimandrita Simeone Catsinas 3. Comunità Romena d'Italia Chiesa Ortodossa di Santo Stefano Protomartire ed Arcidiacono .
Indirizzo: Viale Giorgio Morandi 78/fabbr. C 2/int. 1, 00155 Roma. Tel.: 06-22771714 - Fax: 06-2283052
Rettore: Rev.mo Archimandrita Dott. Stefan Popa (Tel. 339-3897508).
Parroco: Presbitero p. Florentin Mititelu Rev. Sacerdote intinerante: Presvitero p. Danut Mititelu. Diacono: Alin Iarca Mircea Parrocchia Ortodossa di San Fanurio in Cori: Indirizzo: c/o Chiesa di Sant'Oliva, 04010 Cori (LT). La Divina Liturgia si celebra due volte a mese. Parroco:Presbitero Luciano Diaconu (tel. 329.94.13.155).Parrocchia Ortodossa dei Santi Arcangeli Michele e Gabriele in Sezze: Indirizzo: c/o Chiesa di San Giuseppe, Viale dei Cappuccini 43, 04018 Sezze (LT). La Divina Liturgia si celebra due volte a mese. Parroco: Presbitero Luciano Diaconu (tel. 329.94.13.155).
It is called the Orthodox Catholic Church, also known as the Eastern Orthodox or Greek Orthodox Church. It is not however affiliated with Rome or the Roman Catholic Church. They are 2 separate, but similar religions. They believe God is the ultimate head of the Church and recognize no Pope.
Aphrodite IS her Greek name. In Rome she was Venus.
Eros is the Greek name for Cupid.
The Greek Orthodox Church left the Catholic Church in the eleventh century.
The official church of the Pope is St. John Lateran in Rome.
One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church
Romulus was one of the founders of Rome so he never had a Greek history, purely a Latin one. No Greek equivalent for this name.
.Catholic AnswerThe Catholic religion was started by Our Blessed Lord before He died on St. Peter (see St. Matthew's Gospel 16:17-19). The Church was born from His side as He hung dead on the cross, confirmed by the Holy Spirit on Pentecost fifty days later, and has been guaranteed by God to be here until the end of the world. Greek Orthodoxy formed in the 11th century when the Greek Patriarch split from the Holy Father in Rome over some political problems. There have been temporary reunions over the centuries, and it looks as if this current Pope or his successor will finally get the problems worked out and there will be union again in the near future. The Catholic Church includes the Greek Rite, when the Greek Church split from the Catholic Church, it actually split in two, half stayed with Rome, and half became the Greek Orthodox Church. The Greek Uniate Church is still in union with Rome, and is exactly the same Rite as the Greek Orthodox Church, so the only difference is the that Greek Orthodox Church is not in union with Rome.
Catholic AnswerThis is known in the Catholic Church as apostasy and is an automatic excommunication. If there is something you feel drawn to in the Greek Orthodox Church, then you should look into the Greek Uniate Church with is the part of the Greek Church which has always been in union with Rome (even after the Greek Orthodox left the Church). You may attend Greek Uniate Sacraments with no special permission, but to officially change Rites, you would need to apply to your Bishop and their Bishop.
Sistine Chapel in The Vatican.
The Basilica of the Holy Cross in Jerusalem in Rome.
In Rome, her name is Vesta. Her Greek name is Hestia.Vesta.