Georgian Catholic Church

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The Georgian Catholic Church is an Eastern Catholic community of Georgian tradition that follows the Byzantine rite while remaining in full communion with the Roman Catholic Church.

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine Rite Catholic Church
Eastern Catholic Church
acceptsCouncil Council of Chalcedon
First Vatican Council
Second Vatican Council
baptismPractice infantBaptism
christianDenominationType particular Eastern Catholic community
christology Chalcedonian Christianity
surface form: Chalcedonian
clericalCelibacyDiscipline marriedPriestsPermitted
clericalDress Byzantine-style vestments
communionWith Pope
surface form: Pope of Rome

Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
confirmationPractice chrismation at baptism
country Georgia
denominationalFamily Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism
ecclesiasticalRiteFamily Byzantine Rite
ecclesiology Eastern Catholic ecclesiology
eucharisticDiscipline leavenedBread
eucharisticSpecies wine and leavened bread
eucharistToInfants true
fastingTradition Byzantine fasting discipline
geographicMinorityStatus minorityChurchInGeorgia
governedBy localOrdinaries under Latin hierarchy in Georgia
inFullCommunionWith all other Catholic Churches
liturgicalLanguage Georgian
liturgicalOrientation Byzantine liturgical chant
liturgicalRite Byzantine Rite
partOf Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
primaryEthnicBase Georgians
primaryRegion South Caucasus
recognisedBy Holy See
sharesCommunionWith Melkite Greek Catholic
surface form: Melkite Greek Catholic Church

Latin Church worldwide
surface form: Roman Catholic Church (Latin Church)

Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church
sharesHeritageWith Georgian Orthodox Church
spiritualHeritage Eastern Christianity
surface form: Eastern Christian spirituality

Georgian Christian tradition
suiIurisStatus not a separate sui iuris Church
theologicalTradition Byzantine theology
tradition Georgians
surface form: Georgian
usesDivineLiturgyOf Basil of Caesarea
surface form: St. Basil the Great

John Chrysostom
surface form: St. John Chrysostom
usesGregorianCalendar true
usesIconostasis true
usesIcons true
usesJulianElementsInTradition true
venerationOfMary true
venerationOfSaints true

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Eastern Catholic Churches hasMajorChurch Georgian Catholic Church