Under the leadership of one "patriarch"? Or should they be organized synodally with one protos? Or a different way entirely, or not at all?
If the Chalcedonian and non-Chalcedonian (or "Oriental") Orthodox ever reconcile, can the patriarch of Constantinople continue to make this claim about Constantinople being the Mother Church of the Orthodox world? It won't be true if that reconciliation happens.
Asia News: Bartholomew: Constantinople, the Mother Church of the Orthodox world by NAT da Polis
One year ago the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople granted autocephaly to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Metropolitan Makarios: the division from Moscow stems from the refusal to be subject to the political will of others and of not to being able to serve the Ukrainian people.
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