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The 16 pages that link to Eastern Catholic Churches, each with the reason it gives.

• Catholic ChurchBroader topic: Their distinct traditions show that Catholic communion is not limited to the Latin rite.

• Roman Catholic ChurchBroader topic: They show how communion with the pope coexists with diverse rites and governance.

• Greek Orthodox ChurchCompared with: They share Byzantine worship with Greek Orthodox communities but recognize papal communion.

• AutocephalyCompared with: Their self-governing structures operate within papal communion, unlike autocephalous Orthodox churches.

• Latin ChurchCompared with: Their distinct traditions show that Catholic communion encompasses churches beyond the Latin Church.

• Council of FlorenceNarrower topic: Their durable communion differs from Florence's broad but short-lived reunion with Eastern churches.

• East–West SchismRelated: Their existence reflects later unions between Rome and communities from Eastern Christian traditions.

• CelibacyCompared with: Many permit married men to be ordained priests, unlike the usual Latin-rite rule.

• CatholicismBroader topic: They show that Catholicism includes distinct rites beyond the Latin tradition.

• Eastern ChristianityBroader topic: They combine Eastern Christian heritage with communion with the Catholic Church.

• Ukrainian Greek Catholic ChurchNarrower topic: The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church is one of these self-governing churches.

• Canon law of the Catholic ChurchCompared with: Their common law is codified separately from the Latin Church’s canon law.

• Jesus PrayerRelated: Some Eastern Catholic communities practice the prayer within their inherited traditions.

• Traditionalist CatholicismCompared with: Their ancient rites show that Catholic tradition extends beyond Latin traditionalist concerns.

• Dormition of the Mother of GodRelated: Many celebrate the Dormition using Eastern rites and theological language.

• Ecumenical Patriarch of ConstantinopleCompared with: Their combination of Eastern traditions and communion with Rome offers a distinct model of church governance.