That technically applies to Eastern Orthodoxy as well then considering Peter was the bishop of Antioch as well as Rome.

Eastern Catholic rite​@@sabbathpriest3755

​@@sabbathpriest3755Well, yes. Think about it. That's why Catholics can take communion in Orthodox for emergencies, and it's still valid.

@@JoebamaForJail I’ve actually never heard of that before.

@@sabbathpriest3755 Really? I learned that in RCIA. it's valid but only for emergencies.

If you are a baptized Catholic in one of any of the 23 churches in full communion with Rome, you can attend and receive Holy Communion. I am Latin Catholic. However, I wanted to experience a Byzantine church it was really refreshing and a great experience. I'm not sure if you that or not?

was it orthodox?

The Byzantine Churches follow the ancient custom of the Church, whereby every baptized Catholic in a state of grace is allowed to receive communion

​@@DF_UniatePapistThey're just Eastern Orthodox who accept the Papacy.

​@@TruLuanmakes more sense. Would they be able to take communion in a Roman Catholic church?

​@@jovanic38of course

@@jovanic38Eastern Catholics are Roman Catholics, but they are not Latin. Most are either Greek or Slavic. But they all agree that Rome is the head of the Church here on Earth. And yes any Catholic of any rite has the right to be able to take communion in any other rite’s domain. That is a part of the agreement when you join communion with Rome as the whole idea is that the Church is universal.

This church is in Albuquerque New Mexico

They aren't covering the head of the communicant. The cloth is a Communion cloth and its purpose is akin to a paten in the Latin Rite. That is, to safeguard the Eucharist should it fall and to highlight the solemnity of the moment.

The father was holding his child. So the cloth went over the child's head. But it was in case the holy Eucharist fell.

they are churches that split from Rome in the great schism, but returned to communion with Rome back in 1600s

They’re Eastern Catholic.

@@DF_UniatePapist so Orthodox Christian Church and Byzantine Christian Church is different?

@@philip8166 This is a Byzantine Catholic Church. Google is your friend 🙏🏽

​​@@philip8166 The (Eastern) Orthodox Christian Church and The Byzantine/Eastern/Greek-Catholic Church are two different churches (even though they look pretty much the same).

That's disgusting you would even suggest that.

What is wrong with you

@@crispminer wake up !

@@roarkkaufman9339 wake tf up!

@wokefordaze7329 I'm awake, you can't assume that every priest is a pedos when they are less likely to rape kids than teachers man, it's a media psyop to make you hate Christ's church

If it’s in communion with Rome, it’s part of the Catholic Church that which Pope Francis is the visible head on earth and Vicar of Christ.

@@CybermanKing Tell me something I don't know. What I'm saying is that this form of the Mass is more orthodox than the N.O. and certainly the opposite of what the pope would promote or like to see.

​@@RealSavagesThe Pope did the Eastern Divine Liturgy?