Azymite

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azymite

(ˈæzɪˌmaɪt)

someone who uses unleavened bread to celebrate the Eucharist

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Azymite

one of a sect of early Christians who used unleavened bread for the Eucharist.

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This attitude was not only motivated by fear of finding itself in a similar situation, but was also the result of bad experiences with doctrinal "novelties" introduced by the ancient heresies (regarding Trinitarian and Christological doctrine) and, more recently, by the Western Church (the Filioque clause, the primacy of Rome, compulsory celibacy for clergy, purgatory, the Azymite controversy [the use of unleavened bread in the eucharist] etc.).

Challenges of renewal and reformation facing the Orthodox Church

He has forbidden the offering of the Mass and closed the Latin churches, calling us azymites. He has persecuted us in word and in deed.