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| The Church from the fourth century onwards had 5 patriarchs or heads, and each one governed a jurisdictional area or patriarchate. The patriarchates were located in the West in Rome, which spoke Latin, and in the East in Antioch, Alexandria, Jerusalem, and Byzantium, which all spoke Greek. Wanting to create a new Christian empire, and due to the degree of paganism in Rome, the Emperor Constantine decided to move the capital of the Empire to Byzantium (which was later renamed Constantinople after him) |
Nov 1, 2016
Glass not half empty
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Like a end of the journey period.
Feeling unclear about few things recently, accepting that some days just normal plus grey. Watching movies little interest ,picture house sh...
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From the earliest days of the Christian Church, there have been many who Pastoraly focused ,tried earn a living ,explored own ministry thr... -
Been out visiting family and friends in Hull. went to get Mums papers. She reads 3 a day and the family all do so they get well read, t... -
kevin_wllr@yahoo.co.uk Anyway its cardiac unit next week all my pre-admission issues addressed and medication prepared,before operation wha...
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