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David A. Barrett, World Christian Encyclopedia, 2001, p 12)

22 Roman Catholic sects within Roman Catholicism under Rome’s direct control:

25 Orthodox sects within Orthodoxy direct communion with Constantinople:
  1. Armenian (Eastern-rite Catholic)
  2. Bulgarian (Byzantine rite)
  3. Byzantine-rite (jurisdiction for more than one ethnic group)
  4. Chaldean (Eastern Syrian rile)
  5. Coptic (Alexandrian rite)
  6. Ethmpic, Alexandrian rite)
  7. Greek (Byzantine rite)
  8. Hungarian (Byzantine rite)
  9. Italo-Albanian (Byzantine rile)
  10. Jurisdiction for both Latin-rite and Eastern-rite Catholics
  11. Latin-roe Catholic
  12. Malankara (Syro-Antiochian Eastern Syrian), Syro-Malankarese
  13. Maronite (Syro-Antiochian, Western Syrian)
  14. Melkite (Byzantine, Greek Catholic; Arabic-speaking)
  15. Oriental (Jurisdiction for several Eastern rites)
  16. Ian Byzantine rite
  17. Russian (Byzantine rite)
  18. Ruthenian (Byzantine rite)
  19. Slovak (Byzantine rite)
  20. Syro-Malabarese (Eastern Syrian)
  21. Syrian, Syriac-speaking (Syro-Antiochian West Syrian)
  22. Ukrainian Byzantine rite
  23. Albanian / Greek-speaking (Orthodox)
  24. Arabic or Arabic / Greek-speaking Orthodox
  25. Armenian Orthodox (Gregorian)
  26. Bulgarian Orthodox
  27. Byelorussian / Belorussian (While Russian / White Ruthenian)
  28. Coptic Orthodox
  29. Czech / Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  30. Estonian Orthodox
  31. Ethiopic, Ethiopian Orthodox, GoOez-speaking
  32. Finnish / Slavonic-Speaking Orthodox
  33. Georgian Orthodox
  34. Greek Orthodox
  35. Hungarian / Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  36. Latvian Orthodox
  37. Macedonian Orthodox
  38. Moldavian Orthodox
  39. Assyrian or Nestoran (East Syrian, Messihaye (Christians)
  40. Polish/Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  41. Romanian Orthodox
  42. Russian Orthodox
  43. Serbian Orthodox
  44. Slovak Orthodox
  45. Syro-Malabarese (Eastern-Syrian), Syriac/Malayalam-speaking
  46. Syrian, Syriac-speaking Orthodox or Syro-Antiochian
  47. Ukrainian Orthodox
(Table 1-5: David A. Barrett, World Christian Encyclopedia, 2001, p 16-18)
 
Dayo said:
David A. Barrett, World Christian Encyclopedia, 2001, p 12)

22 Roman Catholic sects within Roman Catholicism under Rome’s direct control:

25 Orthodox sects within Orthodoxy direct communion with Constantinople:
  1. Armenian (Eastern-rite Catholic)
  2. Bulgarian (Byzantine rite)
  3. Byzantine-rite (jurisdiction for more than one ethnic group)
  4. Chaldean (Eastern Syrian rile)
  5. Coptic (Alexandrian rite)
  6. Ethmpic, Alexandrian rite)
  7. Greek (Byzantine rite)
  8. Hungarian (Byzantine rite)
  9. Italo-Albanian (Byzantine rile)
  10. Jurisdiction for both Latin-rite and Eastern-rite Catholics
  11. Latin-roe Catholic
  12. Malankara (Syro-Antiochian Eastern Syrian), Syro-Malankarese
  13. Maronite (Syro-Antiochian, Western Syrian)
  14. Melkite (Byzantine, Greek Catholic; Arabic-speaking)
  15. Oriental (Jurisdiction for several Eastern rites)
  16. Ian Byzantine rite
  17. Russian (Byzantine rite)
  18. Ruthenian (Byzantine rite)
  19. Slovak (Byzantine rite)
  20. Syro-Malabarese (Eastern Syrian)
  21. Syrian, Syriac-speaking (Syro-Antiochian West Syrian)
  22. Ukrainian Byzantine rite
  23. Albanian / Greek-speaking (Orthodox)
  24. Arabic or Arabic / Greek-speaking Orthodox
  25. Armenian Orthodox (Gregorian)
  26. Bulgarian Orthodox
  27. Byelorussian / Belorussian (While Russian / White Ruthenian)
  28. Coptic Orthodox
  29. Czech / Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  30. Estonian Orthodox
  31. Ethiopic, Ethiopian Orthodox, GoOez-speaking
  32. Finnish / Slavonic-Speaking Orthodox
  33. Georgian Orthodox
  34. Greek Orthodox
  35. Hungarian / Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  36. Latvian Orthodox
  37. Macedonian Orthodox
  38. Moldavian Orthodox
  39. Assyrian or Nestoran (East Syrian, Messihaye (Christians)
  40. Polish/Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  41. Romanian Orthodox
  42. Russian Orthodox
  43. Serbian Orthodox
  44. Slovak Orthodox
  45. Syro-Malabarese (Eastern-Syrian), Syriac/Malayalam-speaking
  46. Syrian, Syriac-speaking Orthodox or Syro-Antiochian
  47. Ukrainian Orthodox
(Table 1-5: David A. Barrett, World Christian Encyclopedia, 2001, p 16-18)
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Do you have a point to make or a question to ask???
 
Dayo said:
David A. Barrett, World Christian Encyclopedia, 2001, p 12)

22 Roman Catholic sects within Roman Catholicism under Rome’s direct control:

25 Orthodox sects within Orthodoxy direct communion with Constantinople:
  1. Armenian (Eastern-rite Catholic)
  2. Bulgarian (Byzantine rite)
  3. Byzantine-rite (jurisdiction for more than one ethnic group)
  4. Chaldean (Eastern Syrian rile)
  5. Coptic (Alexandrian rite)
  6. Ethmpic, Alexandrian rite)
  7. Greek (Byzantine rite)
  8. Hungarian (Byzantine rite)
  9. Italo-Albanian (Byzantine rile)
  10. Jurisdiction for both Latin-rite and Eastern-rite Catholics
  11. Latin-roe Catholic
  12. Malankara (Syro-Antiochian Eastern Syrian), Syro-Malankarese
  13. Maronite (Syro-Antiochian, Western Syrian)
  14. Melkite (Byzantine, Greek Catholic; Arabic-speaking)
  15. Oriental (Jurisdiction for several Eastern rites)
  16. Ian Byzantine rite
  17. Russian (Byzantine rite)
  18. Ruthenian (Byzantine rite)
  19. Slovak (Byzantine rite)
  20. Syro-Malabarese (Eastern Syrian)
  21. Syrian, Syriac-speaking (Syro-Antiochian West Syrian)
  22. Ukrainian Byzantine rite
  23. Albanian / Greek-speaking (Orthodox)
  24. Arabic or Arabic / Greek-speaking Orthodox
  25. Armenian Orthodox (Gregorian)
  26. Bulgarian Orthodox
  27. Byelorussian / Belorussian (While Russian / White Ruthenian)
  28. Coptic Orthodox
  29. Czech / Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  30. Estonian Orthodox
  31. Ethiopic, Ethiopian Orthodox, GoOez-speaking
  32. Finnish / Slavonic-Speaking Orthodox
  33. Georgian Orthodox
  34. Greek Orthodox
  35. Hungarian / Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  36. Latvian Orthodox
  37. Macedonian Orthodox
  38. Moldavian Orthodox
  39. Assyrian or Nestoran (East Syrian, Messihaye (Christians)
  40. Polish/Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  41. Romanian Orthodox
  42. Russian Orthodox
  43. Serbian Orthodox
  44. Slovak Orthodox
  45. Syro-Malabarese (Eastern-Syrian), Syriac/Malayalam-speaking
  46. Syrian, Syriac-speaking Orthodox or Syro-Antiochian
  47. Ukrainian Orthodox
(Table 1-5: David A. Barrett, World Christian Encyclopedia, 2001, p 16-18)
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Yes, the church is made up of several rites, which are furthermore composed of several sects within each rite. These, however, are not separate churches, but different means of worshipping within the SAME church, as all of the rites of the Catholic church are in communion with the Latin Rite under the Bishop of Rome (the pope).
 
Dayo said:
David A. Barrett, World Christian Encyclopedia, 2001, p 12)

22 Roman Catholic sects within Roman Catholicism under Rome’s direct control:

25 Orthodox sects within Orthodoxy direct communion with Constantinople:
  1. Armenian (Eastern-rite Catholic)
  2. Bulgarian (Byzantine rite)
  3. Byzantine-rite (jurisdiction for more than one ethnic group)
  4. Chaldean (Eastern Syrian rile)
  5. Coptic (Alexandrian rite)
  6. Ethmpic, Alexandrian rite)
  7. Greek (Byzantine rite)
  8. Hungarian (Byzantine rite)
  9. Italo-Albanian (Byzantine rile)
  10. Jurisdiction for both Latin-rite and Eastern-rite Catholics
  11. Latin-roe Catholic
  12. Malankara (Syro-Antiochian Eastern Syrian), Syro-Malankarese
  13. Maronite (Syro-Antiochian, Western Syrian)
  14. Melkite (Byzantine, Greek Catholic; Arabic-speaking)
  15. Oriental (Jurisdiction for several Eastern rites)
  16. Ian Byzantine rite
  17. Russian (Byzantine rite)
  18. Ruthenian (Byzantine rite)
  19. Slovak (Byzantine rite)
  20. Syro-Malabarese (Eastern Syrian)
  21. Syrian, Syriac-speaking (Syro-Antiochian West Syrian)
  22. Ukrainian Byzantine rite
  23. Albanian / Greek-speaking (Orthodox)
  24. Arabic or Arabic / Greek-speaking Orthodox
  25. Armenian Orthodox (Gregorian)
  26. Bulgarian Orthodox
  27. Byelorussian / Belorussian (While Russian / White Ruthenian)
  28. Coptic Orthodox
  29. Czech / Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  30. Estonian Orthodox
  31. Ethiopic, Ethiopian Orthodox, GoOez-speaking
  32. Finnish / Slavonic-Speaking Orthodox
  33. Georgian Orthodox
  34. Greek Orthodox
  35. Hungarian / Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  36. Latvian Orthodox
  37. Macedonian Orthodox
  38. Moldavian Orthodox
  39. Assyrian or Nestoran (East Syrian, Messihaye (Christians)
  40. Polish/Slavonic-speaking Orthodox
  41. Romanian Orthodox
  42. Russian Orthodox
  43. Serbian Orthodox
  44. Slovak Orthodox
  45. Syro-Malabarese (Eastern-Syrian), Syriac/Malayalam-speaking
  46. Syrian, Syriac-speaking Orthodox or Syro-Antiochian
  47. Ukrainian Orthodox
(Table 1-5: David A. Barrett, World Christian Encyclopedia, 2001, p 16-18)
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For clarification

The official name of the Church is the Catholic Church. The Church is made up of “rites” and each rite is 100% Catholic

The “Roman” rite of the Catholic Church is ~98% of the Catholic Church. All the other rites make up the remaining ~2% of the total membership. All rites are fully 100% Catholic because they are in communion with the pope of Rome, successor to Peter. Because the Roman rite is so big, compared to the other rites, the Church is often called the Roman Catholic Church. It needs to be said, all rites make up the Catholic Church not just the Roman rite. Each rite is seperate but united with each other as well as united with the pope.
 
a. We Eastern Catholics are not sects, we are CHURCHES
b. We are Churches not Rites
c. Rites are Liturgical traditions. They are not always interchangable with Church. Two or more Churches can have the same Rite. Sometimes a Rite can be found in only one Church (such as the Latin Rite).
 
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