Statistics
Listed below are statistical information and facts that have effected Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople over the years.
Christians living in the Middle East
Catholic
Catholic
Protestant
Countries include: Egypt, Israel, Iraq, Jordan, the Palestinian territories and Syria (Source: PewForum 2010)
Greek Orthodox population in Constantinople
Figure are Based upon PewForam Report in 2012
Greek Orthodox population in Constantinople
Figure are Based upon PewForam Report in 2012
Less than 500 properties remaining
No Data Found
A Disturbing Observation by Sir Steven Runciman–The Renowned British Historian Author of “The Great Church in Captivity”
On 60 Minutes, when asked if his All Holiness Sometimes felt like he is being crucified, he replied:
"Yes, I do"
During an Interview with corespondent Bob Simon.
Halki Summary
127
Years Of Operation
(1844-1971)
53
Years Forcibly Closed Since 1971
During an Interview with corespondent Bob simon
Figure are Based upon PewForam Report in 2012
Of the 159 Ecumenical Patriarchs from the 15th to the 20th centuries...
Died of Natural Causes
21
Driven away by Turks
105
Abdicated
27
Died Violent Deaths
6
A Disturbing Observation by Sir Steven Runciman–The Renowned British Historian Author of “The Great Church in Captivity”
