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Re: "Rome celebrates his first Mass in Arabic" Irish Melkite #346437 04/08/10 03:12 PM
Joined: Jul 2007 Posts: 637 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Collin Nunis Member
Collin Nunis Member Joined: Jul 2007 Posts: 637 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia	Well, this isn't entirely official, but I personally use the term "Greek-Catholic" and "Melkite" interchangeably. But of course, I still want to see this in action. As someone interested in the Italian language, I hope to incorporate the Italian Byzantines into my ministry one day.

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