Our article aims to make considerations upon the multicultural dialogue established at a discoursive level between several different Orthodox communities having a different (cultural and ethnical) origin constituted in France since the establishment of Orthodoxy in this country. This dialogue is obvious durig the complex process of individualisation in French language of a religious Orthodox terminology and also of its results that happen to be the object of our paper. In theological terms and according to the liturgical practice of Orthodoxy, it represents the reflection of the « ecclesiastical communion between the local Churches » according to archimandrite Placide Deseille, one of the most outstanding contemporary French Orthodox spiritual fathers. Our corpus is formed of different Orthodox sources writen in French, issued and used by several canonical juridictions.
Key words:
France, multicultural dialogue, French religious Orthodox terminology, discursive level, canonical jurisdictions
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