Definitions

1. The Roman rite is used only by the Latin (Roman Catholic) Church, and is used by the vast majority of Catholics (98%).
2. The Roman Rite is the precedential and universal rite of the Church, being the rite of the Apostolic See at Rome, the rite of Sts. (Web site)
3. Thus, the Roman rite is not just a rite, but the rite of the Church. (Web site)

General Roman Calendar

1. The General Roman Calendar contains only those celebrations that are intended to be observed in the Roman Rite in every country of the world.

Pope Gregory

1. It is a fact that Pope Gregory offered the canonised Roman Rite of immemorial Tradition. (Web site)

Ambrosian Rite

1. Now there are only three minor rites which make up the Latin Rite: the Ambrosian Rite, the Mozarabic Rite, and the Roman Rite. (Web site)

Roman Missal

1. It is clear that among the liturgical books of the Roman rite the Roman Missal is eminent. (Web site)

Liturgy

1. The Beneventan rite is more closely related to the liturgy of the Ambrosian rite than the Roman rite. (Web site)
2. In the Catholic Church, canonization involves a decree that allows veneration of the saint in the liturgy of the Roman Rite throughout the world. (Web site)

Popes

1. In the history of the substitution of the Roman Rite for the Gallican the popes appear as spectators, except perhaps in Spain and much later in Milan. (Web site)

Requiem Mass

1. Composers from Victoria to Ligeti have set the Requiem Mass, but the non-restored Gregorian funeral chants of the Roman Rite are rarely heard. (Web site)

Latin

1. The proper address for written correspondence to a Deacon in the Latin (Roman Rite) Catholic Church is "Rev. (Web site)
2. The Roman Rite with Gallican additions used (in Latin) by nearly all the Latin Church. (Web site)

Catholic

1. This rite, reckoning both the Catholic and Schismatic Churches, comes next in expansion through the Christian world to the Roman Rite. (Web site)

Catholics

1. The Roman Rite, being used by the Latin Church, is dominant throughout most of the world, being used by the vast majority of Catholics (approx. (Web site)

Roman Catholic Church

1. One of those is the Roman Rite; that is what you actually refer to when you say, Roman Catholic Church.

Roman Catholic Churches

1. In the liturgy of the Roman Rite, the observance of most Roman Catholic churches, the host and chalice are elevated at the end of the Eucharistic Prayer. (Web site)

Roman Rite

1. The proper address in written correspondence for all Deacons of the Latin (Roman Rite) Catholic Church is "Rev. (Web site)
2. The members of these particular Churches may be known as Roman Catholics, or Catholics of the Roman Rite, or Latin Catholics.

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1. Roman Catholic Churches
2. Latin Church
3. Latin Rite
4. Particular Churches
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