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Category:Eastern Catholic particular churches

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English: Eastern Catholic Churches are in full communion with the Holy See, unlike Eastern Orthodox churches. They are particular churches, each with its own liturgical rite, distinct from the Latin Church (also known as the Roman Catholic Church). Each church is autonomous (sui iuris) under the 1990 Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches, with its own patriarch or other chief hierarch, but accepting subordination to the Pope as Bishop of Rome.

Subcategories

This category has the following 28 subcategories, out of 28 total.

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Eastern Catholics by particular church (9 C)
Maps of Eastern Catholic particular churches (2 C, 1 F)

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Ruthenian Uniate Church (3 C, 4 F)

A

Albanian Greek-Catholic Church (3 C, 22 F)
Armenian Catholic Church (9 C, 6 F)

B

Belarusian Greek Catholic Church (4 C, 11 F)
Bulgarian Greek Catholic Church (4 C, 1 F)

C

Chaldean Catholic Church (10 C, 18 F)
Coptic Catholic Church (6 C, 3 F)
Greek Catholic Church of Croatia and Serbia (3 C)

E

Eritrean Catholic Church (5 C, 1 F)
Ethiopian Catholic Church (4 C, 1 F)

G

Greek Byzantine Catholic Church (2 C)

H

Hungarian Greek Catholic Church (6 C, 2 F)

I

Italo-Albanian Greek-Catholic Church (7 C, 78 F)

M

Macedonian Greek Catholic Church (3 C)
Maronite Catholic Church (9 C, 16 F)
Melkite Greek Catholic Church (11 C, 18 F)

R

Romanian Greek Catholic Church (7 C, 7 F)
Russian Greek Catholic Church (5 C, 6 F)
Ruthenian Greek Catholic Church (7 C)

S

Slovak Greek Catholic Church (5 C, 6 F)
Syriac Catholic Church (7 C, 6 F)
Syro-Malabar Catholic Church (15 C, 68 F)
Syro-Malankara Catholic Church (9 C, 27 F)

U

Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (10 C, 1 P, 21 F)

Pages in category "Eastern Catholic particular churches"

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Greek Catholic churches

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