Serbian Orthodox Church recognizes standard Croatian

[Hrvatski Noahid]

https://orthodoxhr.wordpress.com/2018/07/06/dozivi-pravoslavno-bogosluzje-u-zagrebu/

"Blog “Upoznaj pravoslavlje – pravoslavna vjera i duhovnost na hrvatskom jeziku” je stranica o pravoslavlju, Pravoslavnoj Crkvi, teologiji, i duhovnosti, na hrvatskom jeziku. Članovi smo zakonite SPC, koja ima kanonsku jurisdikciju u Republici Hrvatskoj, i predstavljamo pravoslavlje na standardnom hrvatskom jeziku i na način prilagođen nepravoslavnima i nesrbima, pogotovo katolicima. Na stranici možete naći linkove svih važnijih pravoslavnih ustanova u Hrvatskoj, kao i službene stranice pravoslavnih Crkava u svijetu."

[ChabadKahanist]

English please

[Hrvatski Noahid]

English please

The blog "Learn the Orthodox creed - the Orthodox religion and spirituality in the Croatian language" is a page about the Orthodox persuasion, Orthodox Church, theology and spirituality, in the Croatian language. We are members of the lawful Serbian Orthodox Church, which has a canon jurisdiction in the Republic of Croatia, and we represent the Orthodox Church in the standard Croatian language in a way adapted to the non-Orthodox and non-Serbs, especially Catholics. On the page you can find links to all the important Orthodox institutions in Croatia, as well as the official pages of Orthodox Churches in the world.       

[ChabadKahanist]

What is the difference between Orthodox Christians & Roman Catholics other than the leadership of the Pope & statues vs. icons?

[Hrvatski Noahid]

What is the difference between Orthodox Christians & Roman Catholics other than the leadership of the Pope & statues vs. icons?

I'm not sure. I was raised Roman Catholic and I don't know much about Orthodox Christianity. Perhaps the most obvious difference is that Church Slavic is the liturgical language in Orthodox Christianity and Latin is the liturgical language in Roman Catholicism.

The video posted by our Serbian friend implied that my nation doesn't exist. I'm glad some members of the Serbian Orthodox Church have a different opinion.   

[ChabadKahanist]

I'm not sure. I was raised Roman Catholic and I don't know much about Orthodox Christianity. Perhaps the most obvious difference is that Church Slavic is the liturgical language in Orthodox Christianity and Latin is the liturgical language in Roman Catholicism.

The video posted by our Serbian friend implied that my nation doesn't exist. I'm glad some members of the Serbian Orthodox Church have a different opinion.

GreeK Orthodox pray in Greek

[Hrvatski Noahid]

GreeK Orthodox pray in Greek

Croatian Roman Catholics prayed in Church Slavic. But generally speaking, that's the linguistic division.