Roman liturgy

It appears to have been used in the Roman liturgy since at least the 6th century.

From the year 754 may be dated the change in favour of the Roman liturgy.

By the twelfth century it was found in the Roman liturgy as a separate service.

This position is still maintained today in the Roman Liturgy.

The office differs in important points from the other offices of the Roman Liturgy.

This did not include the Roman Liturgy of the Mass.

He also reduced the role of deacons in the Roman Liturgy.

Throughout the rite the ministers also stood or moved into various patterns rather different from those of the old Roman Liturgy.

In the Benedictine office, matins followed the Roman liturgy quite closely.

In the Roman liturgy there are many texts which appear repeatedly in different liturgical contexts.

For a long time, Benedictines were the pioneers in restoring Roman liturgy to its medieval form.

In the Roman Liturgy the office of Prime is not composed so symmetrically.

Pax vobiscum is a salutation in the Roman liturgy.

It is also used in the Roman liturgy of the Catholics of Croatia.

Many of the versicles quoted in the writings of the time may be now found in the present Roman liturgy.

Byzantine ritual colored the Roman liturgy.

This nocturnal office adapted itself at a later period to a more modern form, approaching more and more closely to the Roman liturgy.

This is one of the few texts in the Roman Liturgy alluding to Christ's descent into hell.

It spread, thanks to the monastic movement, the unification of the Catholic faith with the Roman liturgy and communication channels along the routes.

Text: Roman liturgy.

Pope Damasus has been considered one of the chief compilers of the Roman Liturgy.

He introduced Roman Liturgy and Gregorian chants.

All other things being equal, Gregorian chant holds pride of place because it is proper to the Roman Liturgy.

The importance of the Gregorian Antiphonary is found in the enduring stamp it impressed on the Roman liturgy.

The King therefore adopted the Roman liturgy and mixed it with the Gallican chant repertory.