Triple

Target class: institution of the Eastern Orthodox Church
Context triple: [Holy and Sacred Synod of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, instanceOf, institution of the Eastern Orthodox Church]

• A. Eastern Orthodox church
  An Eastern Orthodox church is a Christian place of worship characterized by its adherence to Eastern Orthodox theology and liturgy, often featuring domes, icons, and a richly decorated interior focused on the Divine Liturgy.
• B. Eastern Orthodox archdiocese
  An Eastern Orthodox archdiocese is a major ecclesiastical jurisdiction of the Eastern Orthodox Church, headed by an archbishop or metropolitan, overseeing multiple dioceses, parishes, and clergy within a defined geographic region.
• C. autocephalous Eastern Orthodox church chosen
  An autocephalous Eastern Orthodox church is a self-governing ecclesiastical body within Eastern Orthodoxy whose highest bishop does not report to any higher-ranking bishop and independently manages its internal affairs while remaining in communion with other Orthodox churches.
• D. institution of the Episcopal Church
  An institution of the Episcopal Church is an organized body, such as a parish, diocese, school, or agency, that operates under the authority, doctrine, and governance structures of the Episcopal Church to carry out its religious, educational, or charitable mission.
• E. Eastern Christian liturgical tradition
  The Eastern Christian liturgical tradition is the family of worship practices, rites, and theological-spiritual expressions developed in the Eastern churches (such as Byzantine, Alexandrian, Antiochian, Armenian, and Chaldean), characterized by highly structured services, rich symbolism, and a strong emphasis on continuity with early Christian and patristic worship.
• F. None of above.