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Pre-reformation Liturgies

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Chapters & Articles in Pre-reformation Liturgies (9)

Entry 1
The Didache (a.d. 100)

The Didache probably represents the type of small Christian group that met in the region of Syria, perhaps outside …

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Entry 2
Justin Martyr: The First Apology

Justin Martyr was a Christian catechist living in Rome who was martyred, along with several of his students, in the…

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Entry 3
The Apostolic Tradition Of Hippolytus (a.d. 215)

The Apostolic Tradition, a church order which was compiled sometime in the third century and attributed to Hippolyt…

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Entry 4
The Byzantine Liturgy (ninth Century) Part I

The Byzantine Liturgy is the product of a complex evolution that began before the time of Christ. Like its Western …

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Entry 5
The Byzantine Liturgy (ninth Century) Part Ii

The Byzantine Liturgy is the product of a complex evolution that began before the time of Christ. Like its Western …

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Entry 6
The Byzantine Liturgy (ninth Century) Part Iii

The Byzantine Liturgy is the product of a complex evolution that began before the time of Christ. Like its Western …

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Entry 7
The Roman Catholic Mass (1570) Part I

Although the Roman Mass, standardized by directives of the Council of Trent (1570), is technically a post-Reformati…

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Entry 8
The Roman Catholic Mass (1570) Part Ii

Although the Roman Mass, standardized by directives of the Council of Trent (1570), is technically a post-Reformati…

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Entry 9
The Roman Catholic Mass (1570) Part Iii

Although the Roman Mass, standardized by directives of the Council of Trent (1570), is technically a post-Reformati…

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