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**astonmartinrx371** · 04-14-2010, 11:44 PM

The Romanian Orthodox church is in communion with the other Chalcedonian Orthodox churches. What it means for these to be in communion is that there is a unity of faith and doctrine.

As far as liturgical texts, besides our home OCA parish I've been blessed to have been to Antiochian, Greek, Serbian, Russian, Carpatho-Russian and Romanian services. There is not much difference in the liturgy - just small variations and differing music styles. All of the parishes we've been to here in the US have served the liturgy either in all English, or half and half English and either Greek or Church Slavonic.

04-14-2010, 11:44 PM	#5
astonmartinrx371 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 628 Senior Member	The Romanian Orthodox church is in communion with the other Chalcedonian Orthodox churches. What it means for these to be in communion is that there is a unity of faith and doctrine. As far as liturgical texts, besides our home OCA parish I've been blessed to have been to Antiochian, Greek, Serbian, Russian, Carpatho-Russian and Romanian services. There is not much difference in the liturgy - just small variations and differing music styles. All of the parishes we've been to here in the US have served the liturgy either in all English, or half and half English and either Greek or Church Slavonic.
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