Missals for various Eastern Rites

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Where can I find the missals for all (or most, if they are expensive) Eastern Rites. I have the Ukrainian Catholic Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, but I would like to really prayerfully study the Melkite, Chaldean, Maronite, etc. liturgies. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Grace and peace.
 
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Where can I find the missals for all (or most, if they are expensive) Eastern Rites. I have the Ukrainian Catholic Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, but I would like to really prayerfully study the Melkite, Chaldean, Maronite, etc. liturgies. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Grace and peace.
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You mean the Liturgikons for the Eastern and Oriental Particular Churches who are united w/Rome?

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Yes. I’m sorry: I don’t know the proper names. Thanks for your help and patience.
 
Give or take a Litany or two, various trifling verbal differences, translation preferences (Mother of God or Theotokos?), and minor differences in ceremonial, the text Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom will be the same for all Byzantine Churches.

If you want to see the current English translation of the Chaldean Catholic liturgy of Ss Addai and Mari, go here:

kaldu.org/14_Reformed_ChaldeanMass/ReformedMissal_Eng.html

Keep mind that a “Missal”, in the sense of all texts needed for the Eucharistic Sacrifice between two covers is for all practical purposes unknown in the Eastern Churches (as it was in the West for centuries).
 
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Where can I find the missals for all (or most, if they are expensive) Eastern Rites. I have the Ukrainian Catholic Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, but I would like to really prayerfully study the Melkite, Chaldean, Maronite, etc. liturgies. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Grace and peace.
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Be advised: the specific wordings for the Liturgies of Sts John and Basil vary between the various Churches Sui Iuris (and their Orthodox counterparts as well) due to different translations, and also due to other specific synodally imposed regulations.
 
Thank you all for your responses and help. It is very greatly appreciated.
 
You can buy the Maronite books at Saint Maron Publications - here.

Note that there are five volumes of the Qurbono for the entire year.

You might want to check out Byzantine Seminary Press for the Byzantine liturgical books.

I’d be interested to find if there is an online source for Syriac and Coptic Liturgies?
 
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