Chapter

  1 3 |          by the single name of the Greek or Oriental Church, just
  2 5 |        Michael Palaeologus and the Greek bishops accepted unity with
  3 7 |                   Leo IX Supported Greek Church in 11th Century ~~
  4 7 |        Jerusalem; just as in Rome, Greek churches performed sacred
  5 7 |           sacred ceremonies in the Greek rite. Michael Cerularius,
  6 7 |            rather than closing the Greek churches in Rome, he desired
  7 7 |            Although there are many Greek monasteries or churches,
  8 8 |     Thirteenth Century Support for Greek Churches ~~8. At the start
  9 8 |          want any harm done to the Greek rites, excepting only those
 10 8 |            Latin inhabitants and a Greek bishop for the Greeks living
 11 10|     disorderly dissensions between Greek and Latin bishops continued
 12 10|            Latin bishops to summon Greek clerics to their synods.
 13 10|           do not conflict with the Greek rites which are not opposed
 14 10|          by this decree to prevent Greek bishops and their subjects
 15 11|      emperor himself and the other Greek bishops should accept them.
 16 11|            words: "As to the other Greek rites, however, the Roman
 17 13|          Further Support ~~13. The Greek Manual, published at Benevento,
 18 13|           be drawn away from their Greek rite, or that they should
 19 14|   established for the education of Greek, Maronite, and Armenian
 20 14|            1615 and printed in the Greek Manual, solemnly declared
 21 15|            Bullarii) established a Greek bishop in Rome to ordain,
 22 15|           ordain, according to the Greek rite, Italo-Greeks who lived
 23 15|            Latin dioceses. Another Greek bishop was established in
 24 15|     ordination at the hands of the Greek Bishop of Rome. Catholic
 25 15|           are subject to their own Greek Catholic bishops. ~~
 26 16|      removed by their decrees some Greek rites which were in practice.
 27 16|         Councils on the subject of Greek Rites. Notwithstanding this
 28 16|         Grafeo, and finally on the Greek rite observed in the Order
 29 16|             1) on the rites of the Greek Melchites the following
 30 16|           rites and customs of the Greek Church We have decided to
 31 18|                  Correction of the Greek Euchologion ~~18. Since
 32 18|           to the correction of the Greek Euchologion published in
 33 18|            slightest injury to the Greek rite and to ensure that
 34 18|          eastern church and of the Greek and other Eastern rites,
 35 19|           God's help to bring back Greek and eastern schismatics
 36 19|        more notable Fathers of the Greek and Latin Church fully agree
 37 20|         Transferring from Latin to Greek Rite Forbidden ~~20. When
 38 20|         for them to go over to the Greek rite. They may have been
 39 20|      Catholics in districts with a Greek Catholic bishop are shamelessly
 40 20|      shamelessly going over to the Greek rites under pretext of the
 41 20|     transfer from the Latin to the Greek rite. Nor may those who
 42 20|            the Latin rite from the Greek or Oriental rite return
 43 20|           rite return again to the Greek Rite, unless particular
 44 21|                  Transferring from Greek to Latin Rite ~~21. We have
 45 21| transferring from the Latin to the Greek rite. Transferrals in the
 46 21|          hopes for the return of a Greek or Oriental to the unity
 47 21|        transfer willingly from the Greek to the Latin rite, but they
 48 21|          Catholics who observe the Greek rite to transfer to the
 49 21|     transfer to the Latin from the Greek rite, nor even to allow
 50 21|           transfer freely from the Greek to the Latin rite, since
 51 22|           Latin translation of the Greek by Leo Allatius in Graeciae
 52 22|        priests of the Oriental and Greek church to remain married
 53 23|    Tusculum, brought it about that Greek monks in the abbey should
 54 23|         church's clergy follow the Greek rite (constitution 81, Romana
 55 23|        Generally speaking, Italian Greek priests in Italy and the
 56 23|      Priests of both the Latin and Greek rite should be warned to
 57 24|          old Roman ordo and in the Greek Euchologies, the minister
 58 25|     Species ~~25. The Oriental and Greek practice of distributing
 59 25|      consensione, p. 1614f. In the Greek College built in Rome by
 60 25|            XIII, observance of the Greek rite is obligatory. Leo
 61 25|          under both species in the Greek rite with leavened bread
 62 25|         Eucharist according to the Greek rite on other days of the
 63 26|    concerns the other Oriental and Greek rite in which the priest
 64 26|            examined and allowed to Greek priests even in Rome. The
 65 26|          March 31, 1729, to Cyril, Greek Patriarch of Antioch. This
 66 27| transference from the Oriental and Greek rite to the Latin rite.
 67 27|     mentioned; although a specific Greek ritual was abolished, the
 68 27|          ritual was abolished, the Greek rite itself and all its
 69 28|         said in both the Latin and Greek liturgy. The practice of
 70 28|           first established in the Greek Church and then introduced
 71 28|         oft-repeated prayer in the Greek liturgy; Goarius correctly
 72 28|           in the western church in Greek and Latin on Friday of Holy
 73 28|       derives from the rite of the Greek Church, as Goarius shows
 74 28|            their dioceses from the Greek church. To attack these
 75 28|       ceremonies had come from the Greek church it permitted them
 76 28|           on Holy Thursday is also Greek. A reference to this ceremony
 77 28|       Latin Church as it is in the Greek Church, since Gelasius died
 78 28|     ceremonies which belong to the Greek Church and has allowed some
 79 29|       entered the liturgies of the Greek Church. Peter the Fuller,
 80 30|          Whenever the union of the Greek and Latin Church has been
 81 30|           in Crete there were many Greek refugees from Constantinople
 82 30|          Albanians who observe the Greek rite living in their dioceses.
 83 31|      kindly allowed an Oriental or Greek people to use a Latin ceremony
 84 31|      respect equally the Latin and Greek rites. In the main they
 85 32|           destroy the Oriental and Greek rite in matters which the
 86 33|      decrees that the Oriental and Greek rite should not be mixed
 87 33|          an Armenian, Maronite, or Greek celebrating Mass or other
 88 34|      another time according to the Greek rite. St. Pius V forbids
 89 34|           and transferred from the Greek to the Latin rite have received
 90 34|       sacrifice of the Mass in the Greek and Oriental rite, as already
 91 34|           are bound to profess the Greek and Maronite rite and conduct
 92 34|        Hungary to celebrate in the Greek rite whenever this appeared
 93 35|    Armenian, Coptic, Melchite, and Greek priests for the celebration
 94 35|           remained there. When the Greek Cardinal Isidore came there,
 95 35|    assigned to these people of the Greek rite for their services.
 96 35|         the divine services in the Greek rite, while in the other
 97 36|         perform divine services in Greek churches. This will not
 98 36|  difficulty was recognized in that Greek altars have no holy stone,
 99 37|         considers the Oriental and Greek churches and basilicas,
100 37|            Graecorum. Since in the Greek Church of St. Athanasius
101 37|            that this church has no Greek form except the Bema or
102 37|         Tyre and Sidon, and Cyril, Greek Patriarch of Antioch, several
103 37|           encyclical letter to the Greek Melchite Patriarch of Antioch
104 39|            39. Some have used this Greek and Oriental rite of concelebration
105 39|          is only a single altar in Greek churches and only one Mass
106 39|           on private Masses in the Greek Church, towards the end.
107 40|      priests from offering Mass in Greek Churches, since these have
108 40|          it can be seen that today Greek churches generally have
109 40|           describes three kinds of Greek churches in his Euchologium
110 40|                In the Maronite and Greek churches in Rome, besides
111 40|          Mass at the main altar in Greek churches except in a case
112 40|            with the consent of the Greek parish priest. We also allow
113 41|          to hold the Latin and the Greek services at different times.
114 41|       certain Latins were going to Greek churches and celebrating
115 41|           the design of preventing Greek priests from offering the
116 41|            found on page 86 of the Greek Manual published at Beneventum
117 45|            Messana who observe the Greek rite, follow the new calendar
118 47|            of Antioch, towards the Greek Melchites was investigated
119 47|            ancient practice of the Greek churches, even though these
120 47|         neighboring peoples of the Greek rite." ~~It is nonsensical