This question is often asked here. (Did you try a search?) I am sure others will answer in more detail, but I think you will find the Greek Liturgy much different, outwardly, that the current Roman Liturgy. In fact, I suspect you will be quite moved by it! That being said, the general “outline” is the same-a Liturgy of the Word, followed by the Liturgy of the Eucharist (although I’m not sure if Greek Catholics demarcate it along those lines;in fact, the Liturgy seems a whole lot more seamless). I just remembered a new website that has lots of clips of eastern liturgies. Try www.oltv.tv and click on Liturgies:thumbsup: Oh, just another thought. A good number of the Liturgies on that sight are not celebrated in Eastern Churches, so there are no Iconstasis in them.
It may be longer. Dress nicely, at least we try in Canada, and see this thread posted not too long ago: forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?t=449533
I think they use Slavonic in Dublin for The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysotsom. Sunday 4PM at the Pro-Cathedral, Saint Kevin’s Oratory. It should be an hour long, or more, depending upon if all the options are taken or not, and how long the readings and chants are that particular day. Expect incense and chants and frequent sign of the cross and bowing.
Yep, different Rites, same Communion. Go get’em
