Question

Both the Roman Catholic
Church and the Eastern
Orthodox Church permit the
use of!
However, the Roman Catholic
Church uses
for worship services while the
Eastern Orthodox Church uses
:: Greek
:: icons
:: idols
•: Latin
:: Russian
:: Spanish

Answer 1

It seems there might be some confusion in your question regarding what both the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church permit. Both churches permit the use of icons, which are religious images.

To clarify the usage during worship:
- The Roman Catholic Church primarily uses **Latin** for its traditional worship services (although vernacular languages are also widely used now).
- The Eastern Orthodox Church primarily uses **Greek** or **Slavic (e.g., Russian)** depending on the specific Orthodox tradition for their services.

So, completing your sentences, you could say:

Both the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church permit the use of **icons**. However, the Roman Catholic Church uses **Latin** for worship services while the Eastern Orthodox Church uses **Greek** or **Russian** (depending on the specific tradition).