Chapter

 1 3 |          Oriental Church and to their rites which have been approved
 2 3 |         Syriac, and Coptic; all these rites are referred to by the single
 3 3 |              Ambrosian, and Mozarabic rites, as well as the special
 4 3 |                as well as the special rites of different Regular Orders. ~~
 5 8 |            any harm done to the Greek rites, excepting only those traditional
 6 8 |             in honor their custom and rites, except for those customs
 7 9 |              preserved in his kingdom rites which are not at variance
 8 9 |            and to observe their other rites which are not opposed to
 9 9 |            preserve their customs and rites as far as God and their
10 10|               conflict with the Greek rites which are not opposed to
11 10|              from observing their own rites which are consonant with
12 11|               allowed to preserve the rites which we used before the
13 11|         before the schism since these rites are not opposed to the Faith
14 11|                 As to the other Greek rites, however, the Roman Church
15 11|             them to continue in those rites which in the decision of
16 12|         changes should be made in the Rites of our Church" (Harduin,
17 12|              to preserve entire those rites used before the schism with
18 14|            continue in their oriental rites (in novo Bullario, vol.
19 14|           However, the ceremonies and rites of the divine liturgy and
20 14|             put an end to all the old rites which the Ruthenians followed
21 14|             or thought; instead these rites have been allowed and granted
22 16|              their decrees some Greek rites which were in practice.
23 16|               on the subject of Greek Rites. Notwithstanding this confirmation,
24 16|              this confirmation, these rites should always remain strong." ~~
25 16|               general headings of the rites of the Copts, Melchites,
26 16|              also specifically on the rites of the clergy of the collegiate
27 16|              Bullarii, vol. 1) on the rites of the Greek Melchites the
28 16|            passage occurs: "So on the rites and customs of the Greek
29 16|              Italo-Greeks: "Since the rites of the Oriental Church,
30 16|               approve and allow these rites, in so far as they are not
31 16|             patriarchs, or any of the rites of other Christian peoples
32 16|       Cardinals on the subject of the rites of the Greeks or other Orientals." ~~
33 18|            the Oriental liturgies and rites which existed in the eastern
34 18|            wretchedly fallen. But the rites which they observed and
35 18|               Greek and other Eastern rites, an objective which this
36 19|              to harm or destroy their rites in recalling them to the
37 19|               the wheat in these holy rites as often as the need arose.
38 19|              attempt to destroy their rites will only jeopardize the
39 19|            Church maintaining its own rites and ceremonies, since of
40 19|            very attached to their own rites. A timely effort must be
41 19|       suspicion developing that these rites would be abolished and any
42 20|               going over to the Greek rites under pretext of the Union.
43 20|             to leave the practice and rites in which they were born
44 20|           born and reared for foreign rites. Even though the rites of
45 20|        foreign rites. Even though the rites of the oriental church are
46 20|              permitted to confuse the rites of the churches. The holy
47 20|             be preferred to all other rites. It follows that it is not
48 22|             practice individual Latin rites. ~~First Category-Some Greeks
49 22|              that Latins Follow Their Rites ~~There are two classes,
50 23| Category-Greeks Who Follow Some Latin Rites ~~23. In the second category
51 23|            the main observe their own rites, but out of respect follow
52 23|            respect follow some of the rites of the Latins and the Western
53 28|              acted in regard to these rites. Although this See was well
54 31|           equally the Latin and Greek rites. In the main they observe
55 33|               in the Latin church the rites they have celebrated until
56 34|        example of forbidden mixing of rites would be a priest celebrating
57 35|             is no forbidden mixing of rites involved if, for a lawful
58 35|               So the services of both rites were celebrated for several
59 36|              not entail the mixing of rites forbidden by the Church,
60 36|          among Catholics of different rites. ~~In White Russia, Ruthenian
61 41|               the observance of their rites, these popes learned that
62 47|             to an absolute mixture of rites. A further result would
63 48|           observe fully their ancient rites which are not at variance
64 48|          schismatics to abandon their rites when they return to Catholic