Pontifical Oriental Institute, Pontifical institute in Italy
The Pontifical Oriental Institute is dedicated to the study of Eastern Christianity.
Established by Pope Benedict XV in 1917, it showcases the Catholic Church's commitment to ecumenism.
It houses an extensive collection of scholarly works on Eastern liturgy, canon law, and history.
Located in Rome, the institute offers academic programs for clergy and laypeople alike.
The library contains rare collections beneficial for research on the Christian East.
Location: Rome
Inception: 1917
Founder: Benedict XV
Website: orientale.it
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