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There are Byzantine Churches that are in communion with Rome and are part of the Catholic Church. The Orthodox are those Byzantines that are not in communion with Rome anymore.

The Catholic Church include the Roman Catholics, the Ambrosian Catholics,The Greek-Catholics, the Marinated, the Chaldean Catholics, the Syro-Malabar,the Syro-Malankara Catholics,the Coptic Catholics. With the exception of the first two all the others represent Eastern Churches in communion with...

There was a Catholic marriage for sure. We do not know if it was ecumenical.

The wedding was Catholic but probably a Protestant minister assisted.

The Orthodox Churches are not part of the Catholic Church and are not in communion with the Catholic Church. The wish of Pope John Paul II has not been fulfilled yet referring to Orthodox. King Pavlos was certainly not a Catholic but an Orthodox. The first religios marriage with a Catholic and...

Orthodox groom not Catholic.

That was not a religious marriage but only a civil one.

Is Prince Christian the first member of the Family to marry a Catholic in the last century?

She is the granddaughter of Prince Regent Paul so the history of Serbia was really made by her ancestors.

He did not refuse to have an ADN test at all and he is the only one who wants to clarify this story.

Do you find everything in the book accurate from a historical point of view?

In his last interview in Romanian to the magazine "Formula AS", Nicholas de Roumanie Medforth Mills said he did his best to clarify the claims regarding paternity but his proposals were not really accepted. He can't do probably more than that.

He was the son of a devout Catholic and he chose to return to the faith of his paternal family.

Probably for us that we are not Serbians the book could be extremely interesting.

HRH Princess Maria Gabriella of Savoy (accompanied by Prof. Aldo Mola from the Consulta dei Senatori del Regno) visited the tombs of her grandparents at Vicoforte and supported the idea their remains should be there: Vicoforte, visite illustri alle tombe dei Savoia: ieri la principessa Maria...

The idea that Nicholas de Roumanie Medforth Mills could choose the Orthodox Monastery of Curtea de Arges for his religious marriage as alledgely proposed by the local Archbishop is not confirmed by any sources...

Has anybody read the new book "Dynasty" by Christina Oxenberg?Does this book help to understand better the Serbian history?

The late King appreciated Mrs Rotaru very much and it is important that there are members of the King's Family that continue to do so.

The special relationship to his grandfather and the love for Romania are the two main points of his life.

Interesting topic but it should develop also what happened after 1989 and how the ex-communists behaved.

Prince Cristian had a Catholic religious marriage with Alexandra de Osma. Will their children be Catholic too?

It is so important he believes in his Romanian people and in His country and he presents himself as a person that has found his love even if he is not understood by his own maternal Family.

If somebody hasn't learnt it well in more than 25 years it will be difficult to learn it better in the future. It is certainly a complex language.

Princess Margareta speaks Romanian better than her sisters but Nicholas de Roumanie Medforth Mills has improved his knowledge of the language faster.

They have to decide in which church they will celebrate the wedding.