Russian Orthodoxy
Russian Orthodoxy refers to the branch of Eastern Orthodox Christianity practiced in Russia. It is characterized by its adherence to the teachings and traditions of the Eastern Orthodox Church, as well as its unique cultural and historical influences. Russian Orthodoxy places a strong emphasis on liturgical worship, the veneration of icons, and a hierarchical ecclesiastical structure headed by the Patriarch of Moscow. The faith has played a significant role in shaping Russian identity and history, and continues to be a prominent religious institution in modern-day Russia.