Catholic liturgical rite
catholic
Tridentine Mass
type of mass in the Roman Catholic Church
sacrament of the Catholic Church
seven visible rituals that Catholics see as signs of God's presence, consisting of those of initiation (baptism, confirmation, eucharist), of healing (reconciliation, anointing of the sick), and of service (holy orders, matrimony)
canonical coronation
Catholic ceremonial crowning of an image of Mary or Jesus
Imposition of the biretta
Solemn ceremony in which a new cardinal is given one of the exterior signs of his new status, the red biretta
Latin liturgical rites
rites used in the Latin Catholic Church
priestly ordination in the Roman rite
liturgical act by which the presbyteral priesthood is administered to an individual in the Catholic Church
East Syriac Rite
Christian religious rite
Delivery of the Golden Rose (Spain)
Court ceremony for the bringing of the Golden Rose to the Queen of Spain
Episcopal coronation
granted by a diocesan bishop. Initially, the bishop alone had the initiative, with the Chapter of St. Peter declaring the coronation. John Paul II streamlined the process by granting the authority to the local Ordinary.
episcopal consecration in the Roman rite
(rite of) ordination to bishop in the Catholic Church
Low Mass
Catholic Mass celebrated by a priest without deacons and subdeacons
Forty Hours' Devotion
Roman Catholic liturgical action
Blessing in the Catholic Church
Type of rite