gallican liturgy造句

• These parishes are now predominantly Byzantine Rite, with the Gallican Liturgy served a few times a year.
• He cited the collections post nomina, ad pacem and the formula of the Contestatio as being characteristic of Gallican Liturgy.
• In addition to the letter mentioned above, there is a treatise on the ancient Gallican liturgy that has traditionally been attributed to Germain.
• Duchesne and most authors, on the other hand, are disposed to connect the Gallican Liturgy with that of Syria and the Roman Mass with the Alexandrine use ( Duchesne, Origines du culte chr閠ien, 54 ).
• From the time of Gregory the most important event in the history of the Roman Canon is, not any sort of change in it, but the rapid way in which it spread all over the West, displacing the Gallican Liturgy.
• Interestingly, the Gallican Liturgy refers to it as being sung both in Greek and in Latin : " Incipiente pr鎠ule ecclesia Ajus " [ that is, Agios ] " psallit, dicens latinum cum gr鎐o ", as also previously in Greek alone, before the Prophetia.
• It may be well to mention also a theory put forward by W . C . Bishop in " Church Quarterly " for July, 1908, to the effect that the Gallican Liturgy was not introduced into Gaul from anywhere, but was the original liturgy of that country, apparently invented and developed there.
• The hymn was one of the exclamations of the fathers at the Council of Chalcedon ( 451 ), and is common not only to all the Greek Oriental liturgies, but was used also in the Gallican Liturgy ( see Saint Germain of Paris, d . 576 ), which shows that the hymn is ancient.
• Mabillon s title for the manuscript is " Sacramentario de Ecclesia Gallicana " ( " Sacramentary of the Gallican Church " )-that is, a book about Gallican liturgy, which he deems more correct than simply naming it a Gallican Liturgy or a Liturgy from Bobbio, both of which titles refer specifically to books containing only liturgy.
• Mabillon s title for the manuscript is " Sacramentario de Ecclesia Gallicana " ( " Sacramentary of the Gallican Church " )-that is, a book about Gallican liturgy, which he deems more correct than simply naming it a Gallican Liturgy or a Liturgy from Bobbio, both of which titles refer specifically to books containing only liturgy.