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ThatOneGuy92
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Another good resource I’ve found is “The Orthodox Church: An Introduction to its History, Doctrine, and Spiritual Culture” by +Ver. Rev. Professor John Anthony McGuckin. Like other books suggested, it is written from an Eastern Orthodox perspective; however, it more-or-less covers Eastern Catholicism as well, because the idea of EC is to be Orthodox in Communion with Rome (uh-oh: opened a can of worms there 
). It is thorough and detailed, and is probably one of the more systematic arrangements I’ve read.
That being said, I second what everyone else here has said: attend Divine Liturgy! If you can, get in Vespers and Orthos (Matins) as well, if they are available.
). It is thorough and detailed, and is probably one of the more systematic arrangements I’ve read.That being said, I second what everyone else here has said: attend Divine Liturgy! If you can, get in Vespers and Orthos (Matins) as well, if they are available.