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| − | The '''Zaire Rite''', or Zaire Use, is the popular liturgy in [[Zaire]] for [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic churches]].<ref>https://www.vaticannews.va/en/church/news/2023-02/zaire-rite-use-catholicity-africanness-congo-drc-libambu.html</ref> It is different in significant respects from the [[Vatican]] liturgy, yet is fully authorized. | + | The '''Zaire Rite''', or Zaire Use, is the popular liturgy in [[Zaire]] for [[Roman Catholic Church|Catholic churches]].<ref name="V">https://www.vaticannews.va/en/church/news/2023-02/zaire-rite-use-catholicity-africanness-congo-drc-libambu.html</ref> It is different in significant respects from the [[Vatican]] liturgy, yet is fully authorized. |
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| + | {{cquote|Pope Benedict XV, who in the apostolic letter Maximum illud, published in 30 November 1919, quoting Mk 16:15, gives recommendations to missionaries, asking them to bring the Gospel, not Europe, to their missions.<ref name="V"/>}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:04, June 9, 2024
The Zaire Rite, or Zaire Use, is the popular liturgy in Zaire for Catholic churches.[1] It is different in significant respects from the Vatican liturgy, yet is fully authorized.
| “ | Pope Benedict XV, who in the apostolic letter Maximum illud, published in 30 November 1919, quoting Mk 16:15, gives recommendations to missionaries, asking them to bring the Gospel, not Europe, to their missions.[1] | ” |
