Question

What is a major difference between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church?

O A.
Roman Catholic churches perform a mass, but Eastern Orthodox churches don't.
OB.
The patriarch heads Roman Catholic churches, but the pope heads Eastern Orthodox churches,
C.
Roman Catholics don't follow the New Testament, but Eastern Orthodox followers do.
OD.
Roman Catholic priests cannot marry, but Eastern Orthodox priests can.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

A. Roman Catholic churches perform a mass, but Eastern Orthodox churches don't.

Step-by-step explanation:

There are many differences between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox church, and one of them is that Catholic churches perform a mass, while Orthodox churches do not. They perform liturgies instead of masses.

The rest of the options are incorrect, because:

• The pope heads Roman Catholic churches, while the patriarch heads Eastern Orthodox churches (not the other way around).
• Both churches follow the New Testament.
• Orthodox priests can be married if they got married before being ordained to the priesthood, but they are not allowed to enter marriage after ordination.