GrecoCatholic
Greco-Catholic refers to Catholic Christians who follow the Byzantine rite, maintaining liturgical, theological, and devotional practices rooted in the Eastern Christian tradition. These churches are in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church, recognizing the authority of the Pope while preserving their distinctive liturgical and cultural heritage.
The term "Greco-Catholic" generally pertains to churches of the Greek or Byzantine tradition. Notable among them
Greco-Catholic churches use the Byzantine liturgical tradition, including the celebration of the Divine Liturgy of Saint
These churches play an important role in promoting ecumenical dialogue and preserving the cultural identities within
Overall, Greco-Catholic churches serve as a bridge between Eastern Christian traditions and Western Catholic unity, enriching