Eastern Christian Churches
An informative site created by Fr. Ron Roberson, a Catholic priest, which provides much information about the different Eastern Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches.

Introduction to the Eastern Rites of the Catholic Church
A series of twenty-one essays by Fr. Hal Stockert, a Byzantine Catholic priest, located on the Catholic Information Network
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Byzantines.net
An ambitious Eastern Catholic site with lots of information on matters of history, liturgy, spirituality, and much more. Highly recommended.

Byzantine Catholic Churches of America

Contains links to various Byzantine Catholic Churches, information about Byzantine Catholicism, and a discussion forum.

Mother of God Catholic Church Byzantine-Ukrainian Rite
A notable feature of this parish website are the links to official Church documents, ranging from Vatican II to John Paul II, relating to Eastern Catholicism. The parish is located in Conyers, Georgia.

Orthodox Church of America (OCA)

The official website of the OCA. Some good information mixed with some negative remarks about the Catholic Church.

Orthodox Christian Information Center

This attractive and extensive site contains a wide range of material that is informative. However, be aware that it has little or no love for the Catholic Church and the ecumenical movement.


St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary
Likely the most famous and well-known Orthodox seminary in the U.S., located in New York state. Also features the highly respected SVS Press and an online bookstore. Note that some of the SVS books aren't friendly towards Catholicism

Light and Life Publishing
A major Orthodox publishing house, located in Minnesota. Although Orthodox, Light and Life Publishing does publish a number of titles that are Eastern Catholic.


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