Latin rite
Latin rite noun: a liturgy of any Christian church, spoken in Latin.
Noun
Latin rite (plural Latin rites)
Proper noun
Latin rite
- The customs of the Catholic church, in general.
- In the case of children whose parents belong to different rites, if the father belongs to the Latin rite and the mother the Greek, the children must be baptized and educated in the Latin rite, for children must follow the rite of the father if he is Latin.1967, William W. Bassett, The Determination of Rite, page 144
Forms of Latin rite
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Questions about Latin rite
- What does Latin rite mean?
- Latin rite means a liturgy of any Christian church, spoken in Latin.
- What part of speech is Latin rite?
- Latin rite can be a noun or a proper noun.
- What is the plural of Latin rite?
- The plural of Latin rite is Latin rites.
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