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 1 2 |      Catholics have a different custom. Accordingly, he suggested
 2 3 |      abandon in any respect the custom and observance of their
 3 7 |       of its fathers or its own custom; rather all of them are
 4 8 |         and hold in honor their custom and rites, except for those
 5 9 |        in accordance with their custom and to observe their other
 6 14| observed in accordance with the custom of the oriental church;
 7 16|        rights whether of law or custom or other legal grounds either
 8 22|       it right to tolerate this custom, which flourished among
 9 23|         wrote there that: "This custom has been followed both in
10 24| flourished as a simple rite and custom; it involved no belief that
11 25|    though it is the established custom of the whole Oriental church. ~~
12 25|    alone, and that this ancient custom prevailed in the Ethiopian
13 30|     scandal, if this particular custom of reciting the Creed with
14 30|   phrase in accordance with the custom of the Roman Church. ~~
15 38|             38. Finally, it was custom in both the western and
16 38|        Canon. And wherever this custom is practiced among Greeks
17 39|      Mass, while preserving the custom of offering only one Mass
18 47|     order that the praiseworthy custom of your fathers of abstaining