Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 5,2|      Catholics of the Eastern Rite.. The decrees of the Council
 2     I, 7,9|       following the Byzantine rite. But some Orthodox feel
 3     I, 7,9|       the ~use of the western rite. This group was originally
 4    II, 3,1|     ease in the action of the rite, to an extent only shared~
 5    II, 3,2|       Compline) (In the Roman rite Nocturns is a part of Matins,
 6    II, 3,2|  Matins, but in the Byzantine rite~Nocturns is a separate service.
 7    II, 3,2| Matins and Lauds in the Roman rite); and~thirdly, the Occasional
 8    II, 3,2|     part in the action of the rite itself. Orthodoxy has never
 9    II, 3,2|      service of the Byzantine rite. In these Litanies, the
10    II, 4,3|    the Introit in the western~rite (originally the Little Entrance
11    II, 4,5|   individually (the Byzantine rite,~unlike the Roman, lays
12    II, 6,2|       1926. This is a~‘double rite’ monastery in which the
13    II, 7,9|      La priére des Églises de rite byzantin, ed. E. Mercenier,