Eastern Christian liturgical tradition

C1430
concept

The Eastern Christian liturgical tradition is the family of worship practices, rites, and theological-spiritual expressions developed in the Eastern churches (such as Byzantine, Alexandrian, Antiochian, Armenian, and Chaldean), characterized by highly structured services, rich symbolism, and a strong emphasis on continuity with early Christian and patristic worship.

All labels observed (17)

Label Occurrences
Eastern Christian liturgical tradition canonical 5
Byzantine hymn 4
Christian art tradition 2

Instances (24)

Instance Via concept surface
Miracle (Chudo) of the Archangel Michael Orthodox Christian tradition
Ethiopian Rite
Byzantine liturgical calendar Byzantine Rite tradition
Christian monastic heritage of Greece Orthodox Christian heritage
Great Apodeipnon Orthodox Christian liturgical office
Christian iconography Christian art tradition
St. Mary’s Fast Coptic Orthodox tradition
Nineveh Fast Syriac Christian tradition
Armenian Evangelical churches Armenian Christian community
Eritrean–Ethiopian Christian art Christian art tradition
West Syriac liturgical tradition Syriac liturgical tradition
Eritrean Orthodox liturgy Eastern Christian rite
Akathist Byzantine hymn
Assumption Day pilgrimage Greek Orthodox religious tradition
Maronite Rite Eastern Catholic liturgical rite
Sunday of the Ladder Byzantine Rite liturgical observance
Great Supplicatory Canon Byzantine hymn
Epiphany procession to Spring Bayou Greek Orthodox ritual
Alexandrian Rite
Hymn of Kassiani Byzantine hymn
Kontakion on the Resurrection Byzantine hymn
Greek Rite
Byzantine
surface form: Byzantine rite
Syriac Rite