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Gallican rite, Gallican rite - Ambrosian theory, Gallican rite - Ephesine theory, Gallican rite - History and Origin, Gallican rite - Later History of the Gallician Rite, Gallican rite - Manuscripts and Other Sources, Gallican rite - Ordination Service, Gallican rite - Other uses of the name Gallician, Gallican rite - Roman theory, Gallican rite - Summary of origins, Gallican rite - The Baptismal Service., Gallican rite - The Consecration of a Church, Gallican rite - The Divine Office, Gallican rite - The Liturgical Year, Gallican rite - The Mass, Gallican rite - The Occassional Services
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ARTICLES RELATED TO Gallican rite | | | |  Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Gallican rite - The MassThe chief authorities for the Gallican Mass are the letters of St. Germanus of Paris (555-576); and by a comparison of these with the extant Sacramentaries, not only of Gaul but of the Celtic Rite, with the Irish tracts on the Mass, with the books of the still existing Mozarabic Rite, and with the descriptions of the Spanish Mass given by St. Isidore, one may arrive at a fairly clear general idea of the service, though there exists no Gallican Ordinary of the Mass and no Antiphoner. Mgr. Duchesne, in his "Origines du Cult chrétien", has giv ...
See also:Gallican rite, Gallican rite - History and Origin, Gallican rite - Ephesine theory, Gallican rite - Ambrosian theory, Gallican rite - Roman theory, Gallican rite - Summary of origins, Gallican rite - Later History of the Gallician Rite, Gallican rite - Other uses of the name Gallician, Gallican rite - Manuscripts and Other Sources, Gallican rite - The Liturgical Year, Gallican rite - The Divine Office, Gallican rite - The Mass, Gallican rite - The Occassional Services, Gallican rite - The Baptismal Service., Gallican rite - Ordination Service, Gallican rite - The Consecration of a Church Read more here: » Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Gallican rite - The Mass |
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| | | | Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Mozarabic rite - Character of Mozarabic rite While the liturgy used during the period of Islamic rule was very much like that to which St. Isidore put some finishing touches in the 7th century, during Islamic rule the pastors took more care, where practice of Christianity was permitted, to address the faithful during the Mass. The Bible was translated into Arabic during this period as well, and the liturgy was celebrated in Arabic.
The Mozarabic mass is longer in duration than that of the Roman rite. Imagery and ceremony are used extensively; its great beauty is shown in the sup ...
See also:Mozarabic rite, Mozarabic rite - Divergence of early Catholic rites, Mozarabic rite - Visigoths in Spain, Mozarabic rite - Muslims in Spain, Mozarabic rite - Christianity restored in Spain, Mozarabic rite - Gallican Mozarabic and Roman rite connections, Mozarabic rite - Preservation and relevance of the Mozarabic rite, Mozarabic rite - Mozarabic rite a lesson in evolution of rites, Mozarabic rite - Character of Mozarabic rite, Mozarabic rite - External link Read more here: » Mozarabic rite: Encyclopedia II - Mozarabic rite - Character of Mozarabic rite |
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| | | | Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Mozarabic rite - Preservation and relevance of the Mozarabic rite The Mozarabic rite is the second-best attested liturgy in the Latin Church in terms of preserved documentation. The Mozarabic rite was considered authoritative for the clarification of a Sacramentary received by Charlemagne from Pope Adrian I (d. 795). The first, of course, is that of Rome, which was installed at every opportunity, to encourage unity of faith and worship.
After the Mozarabic rite was suppressed in 1085, apart from six parishes, St. Veremundus offered a successful defense of its merits; some continued use was permitted ...
See also:Mozarabic rite, Mozarabic rite - Divergence of early Catholic rites, Mozarabic rite - Visigoths in Spain, Mozarabic rite - Muslims in Spain, Mozarabic rite - Christianity restored in Spain, Mozarabic rite - Gallican Mozarabic and Roman rite connections, Mozarabic rite - Preservation and relevance of the Mozarabic rite, Mozarabic rite - Mozarabic rite a lesson in evolution of rites, Mozarabic rite - Character of Mozarabic rite, Mozarabic rite - External link Read more here: » Mozarabic rite: Encyclopedia II - Mozarabic rite - Preservation and relevance of the Mozarabic rite |
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| | | | Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Mozarabic rite - Muslims in Spain A crisis within Visigoth rule facilitated the Muslim invasion; shortly after 711 only a remnant of Spain was left outside of Muslim control. The term "Mozarabic", in early centuries having more diverse spellings, comes from Arabic for "Arabized". As is generally the case with Islamic rule, strong pressure was placed on dhimmis, Christians and Jews, to abandon their respective faiths and convert to Islam. Islamic rule is more systematic than Christianity was at encouraging conversions. The jizya tax, great cruelty, burnings, relegation to ser ...
See also:Mozarabic rite, Mozarabic rite - Divergence of early Catholic rites, Mozarabic rite - Visigoths in Spain, Mozarabic rite - Muslims in Spain, Mozarabic rite - Christianity restored in Spain, Mozarabic rite - Gallican Mozarabic and Roman rite connections, Mozarabic rite - Preservation and relevance of the Mozarabic rite, Mozarabic rite - Mozarabic rite a lesson in evolution of rites, Mozarabic rite - Character of Mozarabic rite, Mozarabic rite - External link Read more here: » Mozarabic rite: Encyclopedia II - Mozarabic rite - Muslims in Spain |
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| | | | Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Gallican rite - The Divine Office There is curiously little information on this point, and it is not possible to reconstruct the Gallican Divine Office from the scanty allusions that exist. It seems probable that there was considerable diversity in various times and places, through councils, both in France and Spain, tried to bring about some uniformity. The principle authorities are the Councils of Agde (506) and Tours (567), and allusions in the writings of St. Gregory of Tours and St. Caesarius of Arles. These and other details have been gathered together by Mabillon in h ...
See also:Gallican rite, Gallican rite - History and Origin, Gallican rite - Ephesine theory, Gallican rite - Ambrosian theory, Gallican rite - Roman theory, Gallican rite - Summary of origins, Gallican rite - Later History of the Gallician Rite, Gallican rite - Other uses of the name Gallician, Gallican rite - Manuscripts and Other Sources, Gallican rite - The Liturgical Year, Gallican rite - The Divine Office, Gallican rite - The Mass, Gallican rite - The Occassional Services, Gallican rite - The Baptismal Service., Gallican rite - Ordination Service, Gallican rite - The Consecration of a Church Read more here: » Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Gallican rite - The Divine Office |
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| | | | Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Gallican rite - History and Origin The name Gallican Rite is given to the rite which prevailed in Gaul from the earliest times of which we have any information until about the middle or end of the eighth century. There is no information before the fifth century and very little then; and throughout the whole period there was, to judge by existing documents and descriptions, so much diversity that, though the general outlines of the rite were of the same pattern, the name must not be taken to imply more than a very moderate amount of homogeneity. The Rite of Spain, fairly widel ...
See also:Gallican rite, Gallican rite - History and Origin, Gallican rite - Ephesine theory, Gallican rite - Ambrosian theory, Gallican rite - Roman theory, Gallican rite - Summary of origins, Gallican rite - Later History of the Gallician Rite, Gallican rite - Other uses of the name Gallician, Gallican rite - Manuscripts and Other Sources, Gallican rite - The Liturgical Year, Gallican rite - The Divine Office, Gallican rite - The Mass, Gallican rite - The Occassional Services, Gallican rite - The Baptismal Service., Gallican rite - Ordination Service, Gallican rite - The Consecration of a Church Read more here: » Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Gallican rite - History and Origin |
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| | | | Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Gallican rite - Manuscripts and Other Sources There are no manuscripts (MSS.) of the Gallican Rite earlier than the later part of the seventh century, thought the descriptions in the letters of St. Germanus of Paris (555-76) take one back another century. The MSS. are:--
The Reichenau Fragments (Carlsruhe, 253), described (no. 8) in Delisle's "Memoire sur d'anciens Sacramentaires." -- These were discovered by Mone in 1850 in a palimpsest MS. from the Abbey of Rerichenau in the library of Carlsruhe. The MS., which is late seventh century, had belonged to John II, Bishop of C ...
See also:Gallican rite, Gallican rite - History and Origin, Gallican rite - Ephesine theory, Gallican rite - Ambrosian theory, Gallican rite - Roman theory, Gallican rite - Summary of origins, Gallican rite - Later History of the Gallician Rite, Gallican rite - Other uses of the name Gallician, Gallican rite - Manuscripts and Other Sources, Gallican rite - The Liturgical Year, Gallican rite - The Divine Office, Gallican rite - The Mass, Gallican rite - The Occassional Services, Gallican rite - The Baptismal Service., Gallican rite - Ordination Service, Gallican rite - The Consecration of a Church Read more here: » Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Gallican rite - Manuscripts and Other Sources |
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| | | | Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Gallican rite - The Liturgical Year The Luxeuil Lectionary, the Gothicum and Gallicum Missals, and the Gallican adaptations of the Hieronymian Martyrology are the chief authorities on this point, and to these may be added some information to be gathered from the regulations of the Councils of Agde (506), Orleans (541), Tour (567), and Mâcon (581), and from the "Historia Francorum" of St. Gregory of Tours, as to the Gallican practice in the sixth century.
It is probable that there were many variations in different times and places, and that the influence of the Hieronym ...
See also:Gallican rite, Gallican rite - History and Origin, Gallican rite - Ephesine theory, Gallican rite - Ambrosian theory, Gallican rite - Roman theory, Gallican rite - Summary of origins, Gallican rite - Later History of the Gallician Rite, Gallican rite - Other uses of the name Gallician, Gallican rite - Manuscripts and Other Sources, Gallican rite - The Liturgical Year, Gallican rite - The Divine Office, Gallican rite - The Mass, Gallican rite - The Occassional Services, Gallican rite - The Baptismal Service., Gallican rite - Ordination Service, Gallican rite - The Consecration of a Church Read more here: » Gallican rite: Encyclopedia II - Gallican rite - The Liturgical Year |
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