Both the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church permit the use of various liturgical languages for their worship services. However, the Roman Catholic Church primarily uses Latin (although vernacular languages are also permitted following the Second Vatican Council) for most of its liturgical practices, while the Eastern Orthodox Church uses a variety of languages depending on the region, including Greek, Church Slavonic, and various local vernaculars.
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