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 1 7 |      has yet been disturbed or forbidden to follow the tradition
 2 16| earlier granted, commanded, or forbidden to Italo-Greeks is not intended
 3 20|       from Latin to Greek Rite Forbidden ~~20. When Union was effected
 4 21|     opposite direction are not forbidden as strictly as the former.
 5 21|       rite, but they have been forbidden to do so. Missionaries have
 6 26|        and Palestine should be forbidden to add warm water to the
 7 27|     condemned, criticized, and forbidden its use in the Latin Church.
 8 29|    this ministry." We too have forbidden this practice in the same
 9 29|       Apostolic See has always forbidden ceremonies to the Greeks,
10 33|       that this mixing of rite forbidden by Apostolic Constitution
11 34|          34. An example of the forbidden mixing of rite would be
12 34|      14). ~~Another example of forbidden mixing of rites would be
13 35|       mixing of rite, which is forbidden by the Church's laws. But
14 35|        s laws. But there is no forbidden mixing of rites involved
15 36|     entail the mixing of rites forbidden by the Church, it will be
16 41|       mixture of rite which is forbidden in the Apostolic Constitutions,
17 45|       and should be absolutely forbidden. As regards the celebration
18 47|    Lent although this had been forbidden to them. But Pope Paul V
19 47|       living in ways which are forbidden to Latins could seek a dispensation