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The 13 pages that link to Byzantine Rite, each with the reason it gives.

• Christian liturgyBroader topic: Its distinctive chant, icons, and ceremonial offer a contrast with Western rites.

• Greek Orthodox ChurchRelated: Greek Orthodox worship follows this rite, including its calendar and ceremonial forms.

• John ChrysostomNarrower topic: The liturgical tradition associated with Chrysostom became a defining form of Byzantine worship.

• Divine LiturgyNarrower topic: The Divine Liturgy is the rite’s central Eucharistic service.

• Byzantine chantNarrower topic: Byzantine chant is the principal sung tradition of this rite.

• Eastern ChristianityRelated: Its services and practices shape many Eastern Christian communities.

• Ukrainian Greek Catholic ChurchRelated: Its liturgy, calendar, and spirituality belong to this rite.

• Romanos the MelodistNarrower topic: Its services provided the performance setting for Romanos’s hymns.

• Saint Catherine's MonasteryRelated: Its services form the monastery’s central cycle of communal worship.

• Byzantine musicRelated: Its services and calendar structure much of the repertory's use.

• Dormition of the Mother of GodNarrower topic: Its services and calendar shape the feast’s most familiar observance.

• Isidore of KievRelated: The council's settlement addressed whether Eastern worship could continue alongside recognition of papal authority.

• Cosmas of MaiumaNarrower topic: Cosmas’s hymns were composed for worship within this rite.