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1. www.americamagazine.org › faith › 2019/07/19Latin is not just for encyclicals. For all Catholics, it is ...

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   Jul 19, 2019 · The use of the Latin language, gregorian chants, the forgotten devotions and the primacy of putting faith to work will bring a revitalisation of the catholic church. At this point in time, it is ...

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Liturgical_use_of_LatinLiturgical use of Latin - Wikipedia

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   2nd–16th centuries. The use of liturgical Latin in Western Christianity began in North Africa around the late second century under Pope Victor I, who introduced Latin alongside the existing liturgical use of Koine Greek. In the following centuries, Latin increasingly supplanted Greek in Roman liturgies because Latin was a vernacular language ...

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   How many Catholic churches are not Latin?

   • There are 23 Churches united to the Latin Church that are neither Latin nor use the Roman Rite, although they are in communion with the Bishop of Rome, the Pope. I often hear Catholics of the Eastern Churches referring to members of the Latin Church (or Latin Rite) as “Romans.”

   How the Catholic Church is (and is not) “Latin” and “Roman”

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   How has Latin been used in the Catholic Church?

   • Here are some details on how Latin has been used in the Catholic Church and Pope Benedict's efforts to support it. * FROM GREEK TO LATIN: Jesus and his disciples spoke Aramaic, a language close to Hebrew, and the evangelists wrote the Gospels in Greek, lingua franca of the Mediterranean area at the time.

   Facts on Latin in the Roman Catholic Church - TODAY

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   How many times does Latin appear in the Catechism?

   • The word Latin appears 33 times in the Catechism, while Roman appears 105 times (referring to the Roman Catechism, Roman Missal, Roman Liturgy, Roman Pontiff, Roman Canon, Roman Church [only twice], Roman liturgy, Roman Rite, and the Roman Ritual and Pontifical).

   How the Catholic Church is (and is not) “Latin” and “Roman”

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   How many times does the Catechism use “Latin rite” & “Roman Rite”?

   • The Catechism uses the terms “Latin Rite” (6 times) and “Roman Rite” (7 times) nearly equally when speaking of the worship of the Latin Church, and indeed the Roman Rite has become the nearly exclusive rite of the Latin Church. “ Roman” and “Latin” in the Code of Canon Law

   How the Catholic Church is (and is not) “Latin” and “Roman”

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4. learnchurchlatin.com › 2020/12/03 › dictionaries-forDictionaries for Church Latinists – Learn Church Latin

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   Dec 3, 2020 · The (scanned and uploaded text) Dictionary of Liturgical Latin from 1961 is a very basic, to-the-point reference, compiled by Fr. Wilfrid J. Diamond. Liturgical Dictionary by Alexius Hoffman, O.S.B. (1928) (another scanned and uploaded text) From the Preface: “The books to which this volume will serve as a companion are the Vulgate (the Latin ...

5. www.encyclopedia.com › latin-riteLatin Rite | Encyclopedia.com

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   LATIN RITE The Latin Rite, or Latin Church as it is called in canon 1 of the Code of canon law, is the part of the Church that follows the roman rite in liturgy, has its own special canonical discipline, and is subject to the bishop of Rome as patriarch of the West. (see rome, patriarchate of.) Source for information on Latin Rite: New Catholic ...

6. www.today.com › news › facts-latin-roman-catholicFacts on Latin in the Roman Catholic Church - TODAY

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   Here are some details on how Latin has been used in the Catholic Church and Pope Benedict's efforts to support it. * FROM GREEK TO LATIN: Jesus and his disciples spoke Aramaic, a language close to ...

7. buildingcatholicculture.com › how-the-catholicHow the Catholic Church is (and is not) “Latin” and “Roman”

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   Mar 6, 2022 · None of the 113 uses of the word “Roman” in Canon Law refer to the entire Church, or even the Western Rite, as Roman. There are no references to the Roman Rite in Canon Law. In terms of the entire Western Church, the word “Latin” is used: “Canon 1. The Canons of this Code concern only the Latin Church.”. Most of the 14 uses of the ...

8. religiousecologies.org › visualizations › catholicRoman Catholic Dioceses in North America - Religious

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   Latin Rite Roman Catholic dioceses and archdioceses by year. 1800 Diocese Archdiocese. 1511 2020. How to use this visualization: Adjust the slider to control the year displayed in the map. Hover over points on the map to see details about each diocese or archdiocese. Click on a diocese to zoom into that region; click anywhere else to zoom back out.