Hispanic (Mozarabic) Rite
Hispanic (Mozarabic) Rite: a rite or use within the Latin Church. Status, head, countries with its own jurisdiction, liturgical books, history, and sources.
- Church
- Latin Church
- Centre
- Toledo (Source: Wikidata ↗)
- Liturgical books
- Missale Hispano-Mozarabicum (2 vols, 1991 and 1994); Liber Commicus (1994 and 1995); Liber Offerentium (1991) (Source: Fundación Cardenal Don Marcelo ↗)
- Own jurisdiction in
- Spain (1) (Source: GCatholic ↗) As listed on 21 October 2026.
Where it has its own jurisdiction
Showing the Hispanic (Mozarabic) Rite, present jurisdictions: 1 country.
Countries where the Hispanic (Mozarabic) Rite has its own jurisdiction: 1 country.
Countries with the Church's own jurisdiction; faithful elsewhere are served by local ordinaries.
Countries shaded (1)
- Spain
Source: GCatholic ↗, as listed on 21 October 2026.
Borders are illustrative (Natural Earth, de facto lines) and imply no position. Shading shows where a Church has its own jurisdiction, not where all its faithful live. Made with Natural Earth ↗ (public domain). Sources and method.
History
- 6th to 7th c. (Visigothic period) Formation of the Hispanic liturgy (Source: Catholic Encyclopedia ↗)
- 1991 to 1995 Post-conciliar books: Missale Hispano-Mozarabicum I (1991) and II (1994); Liber Commicus I (1994) and II (1995) (Source: Fundación Cardenal Don Marcelo ↗)
Dates are given as ranges or centuries where the sources give no single date.
Texts and resources
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In the library
- Isidore of Seville Shaped the Hispanic liturgy
Main sources: Fundación Cardenal Don Marcelo ↗. Checked 2026-10-26. Sources and method.