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There are four principle forms of liturgy under the authority of the United Roman-Ruthenian Church: The Gallo-Russo-Byzantine Rite, the Anglican-Byzantine Rite, the Anglo-Roman Rite (Anglican Rite), and the Gallican Rite (Gallo-Roman). The Anglo-Roman liturgy is described and provided in the current editions of the Missale Anglicanum Editio Latina et Anglica. The Gallo-Roman Liturgy is provided primarily in the Missale Gallicanum-Romanum. The Rituale Anglicanum, Pontificale Anglicanum Edition, Evangeliarium and Epistolarium, Roman-Ruthenian Breviary, and the Liber Processionalis are used by all rites. A partial list of liturgy is provided in the list below. Supreme Pontiff | Roman-Ruthenian Curia | College of Cardinals | Pontifical Court |
 His Apostolic Highness the Most Holy Roman-Ruthenian Pope in solemn liturgical vestments of his office giving the Apostolic blessing in the manner of the United Roman-Ruthenian Church. Principles Liturgical Rites of the Church
  H.E. Bishop Adrián Guedes Prefect of the Liturgy  Above: Bishop Guedes (left) receives the apostolic mandate and letters patent appointing him as Prefect of Liturgy from the hands of H.M.Em.R.H. Sire Rubén de Gavaldá, Head of the Royal Merovingian Dynasty and Crown Cardinal of France. Apostolic Office for the Glorification of the Saints Sacraments of the Church Holy Mass and Divine Liturgy Baptism Confirmation/Christmation Holy Matrimony Penance Ordination Anointing of the Sick Liturgy Approved for Home Use Divine
Offices Extra-liturgical
Services, Devotions, Prayers, and Creeds The Holy Rosary
(form of the URRC) Calendar
of Saints Norms and Usage Liturgical
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