The celebrant of the Holy Sacrament of the Eucharist. Rules and canonical norms of the Orthodox Church
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https://doi.org/10.15633/acan.1937Keywords:
Holy Sacrament, Eucharist, Orthodox Church, canon law, theologyAbstract
This review presents the canonical legislation text of the Orthodox Church, from the first millennium – corroborated with the text of the typiconal guidelines made and published over the centuries in this part of this ecumenical Christian world – concerning the celebration of the Divine Sacrament of the Eucharist and, ipso facto, its celebrant. Thus an opportunity is created to offer to the reader (canonist or theologian) some eloquent testimonies of the liturgical-canonical Tradition of this Church, which is part of the common liturgical-canonical heritage of the ecumenical Church of the first millennium.References
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