Foreword 229–232

Church, nation and "diaspora": 233–252

a theological approach Pantélis Kalaïtzidis

I – History of the organizational modes of some Orthodox communities established in France 253–254

Greek Orthodox communities in France 255–264

Constantin Vetochnikov

Romanian Orthodox communities in France 265–271

Iulian Nistea

Fortunes and misfortunes of the "Orthodox Catholic Church of France" 272–288

Alexis Van Bunnen

A difficult quest for inter-orthodox unity in France 289–309

Vassilis Pnevmatikakis

The Orthodox Brotherhood in France 310–320

Jean Gueit

II – Theological reflections on the Orthodox Church in France 321–322

The ecclesiology of Father Sergei Bulgakov 323–340

Brandon Gallaher

The ecclesiology of Father Alexander Schmemann 341–349

Daniel Struve

The ecclesiological approach of Eugraph Kovalevsky 350–365

Natalie Depraz

The ecclesiological vision of Cyrille Argenti and Olivier Clément 366–382

Daniel Lossky

The theses present in the inter-orthodox debate aimed at resolving the problem of the "diaspora" 383–400

Michel Stavrou

III – Thematic Approaches to Ecclesiastical Life in the West 401–402

The experience of ecumenical dialogue for Orthodoxy in France 403–416

Julia Naett Vidovic

The influence of orthodox youth movements in France 417–430

Cyrille Sollogoub

Liturgical languages and transmission of the Orthodox faith in the West 431–435

Nicolas Tikhonchuk

The adaptation of liturgical texts to the context of Western modernity 436–447

Olga Lossky Laham

Chronicle 448–450

Bibliography 451