He stopped doing that when they dropped the Latin rite.

Commission members decided to include cathedral elements of other Latin rites.

Still, many conservatives do not think that the old Latin rite is necessarily the remedy.

Under half were Latin rite with strong allegiance to Rome.

The first one is already over: death penalty for a diocesan priest of the Latin rite.

He came from a large and fervent Latin rite Catholic family.

He left the church during his college years and discovered the old Latin rite shortly after returning two years ago.

In the Latin rite till the 12th century at least, many bishops did not require their priests to be celibate.

A Latin rite mass has been celebrated at various places in Cricklade from about 1939.

Most of these belong to the Latin Rite dioceses.

The six united bishops and several Latin rite bishops were jailed to long sentences.

In this role he advises on the names of Latin rite non-missionary candidates to fill vacanies.

After their release, they kept a low profile, serving in the Latin rite Church, many as convent chaplains.

The Carmelite church continues to serve the faithful of the Latin Rite.

Most priests in the United States belong to the Roman or Latin rite.

The bailo was also involved in the Latin rite communities of the Ottoman Empire.

Almost all residents are Roman Catholics belonging to the Latin Rite.

For pastoral reasons this manner of receiving communion has been legitimately established as the most common form in the Latin rite. "

In the Latin rites, married deacons are permanent deacons.

Particular law remaining in force, the use of the Latin language is to be preserved in the Latin rites.

The Roman or Latin rite Church is guided by its own particular Canons.

They numbered twenty and staffed five Oriental and four Latin rite parishes.

The foundation's goal is to promote the tradition of the Latin rite in the Roman Catholic Mass.

The Crusaders made it the seat of a Latin rite diocese, and it remains a titular see.

An exarchate is the initial stage of an eparchy (the equivalent of a diocese in the Latin rite).

He stopped doing that when they dropped the Latin rite.

The first one is already over: death penalty for a diocesan priest of the Latin rite.

The left apse has a bell built in 1577, when the church was converted to the Latin rite.

Priests of the Latin Rite, however, were often appointed bishops.

In the Latin rite, this legislation is found in canons 232-264.

The largest such autonomous particular Church is the Latin Rite.

These are some of the few instances in the Latin Rite church where this phenomenon occurs.

There are also additional patriarchs in the Latin Rite Church.

In the Latin Rite exceptions are sometimes made.

Most of these belong to the Latin Rite dioceses.

The Chaldeans have a similar form to that of the Latin Rite.

Usually, only celibate men are ordained as priests in the Latin Rite.

Of these, the largest is the Latin Rite or Western Church.

This was the first papally imposed universal feast for the Latin Rite.

In 1830, while the village was a filial parish, the church burned down and people changed to the Latin Rite.

In the Latin rite till the 12th century at least, many bishops did not require their priests to be celibate.

Historically, it belonged to the Latin Rite Catholic community.

As of August 2011, the only cases - all of the Latin rite - were:

After their release, they kept a low profile, serving in the Latin rite Church, many as convent chaplains.

For pastoral reasons this manner of receiving communion has been legitimately established as the most common form in the Latin rite. "

This was one of the few cases at the time in which a person not of the Latin Rite was made a cardinal.

It performs the Latin Rite and covers approximately 20,000 km (77,250 sq. miles).

In the Latin rites, married deacons are permanent deacons.

Almost all residents are Roman Catholics belonging to the Latin Rite.

Unlike the Latin Rite there are never readings from the Old Testament.