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- Ecclesiastical_Latin abstract "Ecclesiastical Latin (sometimes called Liturgical or Church Latin) is the Latin used by the Roman Rite of the Catholic Church in all periods for ecclesiastical purposes. Having developed as a style of Late Latin called sermo humilis, used to preach and otherwise communicate to the people in ordinary language, it can be distinguished from Classical Latin by some lexical variations, a simplified syntax in some cases, and, commonly, in modern times, an Italianate pronunciation. It appears in various contexts, including theological works, liturgical rites, and dogmatic proclamations, and in various styles: syntactically simple as the Vulgate, hieratic as the Roman Canon of the Mass, terse and technical as the language of Aquinas' Summa Theologica, and Ciceronian as Pope John Paul II's encyclical letter Fides et Ratio. In late antiquity and in the early Middle Ages the intended audience or use determined the style the ecclesiastical writer employed; in modern times it depends on the context. Christian Latin refers to the Latin employed in their preaching and writing by Christians of ancient times. As Latin in modern times is used as an official language of the Holy See, Ecclesiastical Latin is the only surviving sociolect of Latin spoken in modern times.".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin languageFamily Italic_languages.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin languageFamily Latin.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin languageFamily Latino-Faliscan_languages.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin thumbnail Spread_of_Christianity_to_AD_600_(1).png?width=300.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink officium.pl?expand=all&version=Divino%20Afflatu&lang2=English.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink www.LatinVulgate.com.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink VeterumSapientia.html.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink holysacrificeofm00gihriala.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink www.breviary.net.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink 9.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink plain-mans-guide-to-the-traditional-roman-rite.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink simplicissimus.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink bible.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink language_gihr.pdf.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink www.unavoce.org.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink nova-vulgata_index_lt.html.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink index_lt.htm.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageExternalLink hf_j-xxiii_apc_19620222_veterum-sapientia_lt.html.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageID "631821".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wikiPageRevisionID "600120623".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin altname "Church Latin".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin extinct "Still used for many purposes, mostly as liturgical language of dioceses of the Roman rite of the Catholic Church.".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin fam Italic_languages.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin fam Latin.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin fam Latino-Faliscan_languages.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin familycolor "Indo-European".
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- Ecclesiastical_Latin isoexception "historical".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin map "Spread of Christianity to AD 600 .png".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin mapcaption "The spread of Christianity to 600 AD — the dark pockets represent initial enclaves".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin name "Ecclesiastical Latin".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin nation Holy_See.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin nativename "Liturgical Latin".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin notice "IPA".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin script Latin_alphabet.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin states "Never spoken as a native language; other uses vary widely by period and location".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin subject Category:Latin_language.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin subject Category:Liturgical_languages.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin type Abstraction100002137.
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- Ecclesiastical_Latin type Language106282651.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin type LiturgicalLanguages.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin type Language.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin type Language.
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- Ecclesiastical_Latin comment "Ecclesiastical Latin (sometimes called Liturgical or Church Latin) is the Latin used by the Roman Rite of the Catholic Church in all periods for ecclesiastical purposes. Having developed as a style of Late Latin called sermo humilis, used to preach and otherwise communicate to the people in ordinary language, it can be distinguished from Classical Latin by some lexical variations, a simplified syntax in some cases, and, commonly, in modern times, an Italianate pronunciation.".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin label "Ecclesiastical Latin".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin label "Kerklatijn".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin label "Kirchenlatein".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin label "Latim eclesiástico".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin label "Latin ecclésiastique".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin label "Latín eclesiástico".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin label "教会拉丁语".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin sameAs Kirchenlatein.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin sameAs Latín_eclesiástico.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin sameAs Latin_ecclésiastique.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin sameAs Kerklatijn.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin sameAs Latim_eclesiástico.
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- Ecclesiastical_Latin sameAs Ecclesiastical_Latin.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin wasDerivedFrom Ecclesiastical_Latin?oldid=600120623.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin depiction Spread_of_Christianity_to_AD_600_(1).png.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin homepage nova-vulgata_index_lt.html.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin isPrimaryTopicOf Ecclesiastical_Latin.
- Ecclesiastical_Latin name "Ecclesiastical Latin".
- Ecclesiastical_Latin name "Liturgical Latin".