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the Legion of Mary July 1st friday/1st saturday all-nite vigil will be held here
To start off, while First Friday and First Saturday devotions are wonderful, they don't belong in a
Byzantine Rite church even though 'we're all Catholics' and rite is arguably a man-made construct. The church agrees forcefully on paper as Vatican documents have said many times: thou shalt not mix and match rites. That's meant to protect the Eastern traditions from getting squashed by the Roman Rite (IOW Byzantine Catholic practice is supposed to be exactly like Eastern Orthodox practice) ...
... but in practice over the centuries the Eastern Catholics themselves disobeyed that and copied Roman Rite practices, and this includes daily Mass.
In the authentic tradition of the Byzantine Rite you'd only find a daily Liturgy in monasteries, not parish churches.
What Archlayman said is also true of the authentic tradition but in practice a lot of these churches created their version of Low Mass. You probably don't see that much anymore as Rome is telling these churches to be more Eastern, but the retention of daily Liturgy shows that the problem of self-'latinization' remains.
As for the Liturgy of the Presanctified Gifts (essentially Vespers with Communion from the Reserved Sacrament), that's done during the weekdays of Lent (called Great Lent in this rite), typically once or twice a week. Interestingly, unlike the Roman Rite which does a version of this once a year*, Good Friday (Great Friday) isn't one of those days when it's done.
The Nicene Creed (Symbol of Faith) is never dropped from the Divine Liturgy.
Ruthenian churches are usually very latinized.
*The one time in the Roman Rite when you hear the Byzantine Rite's
trisagion prayer:
Holy God, Holy Mighty, Holy Immortal, have mercy upon us. In the traditional version of the rite it's even done once in Greek! (Like the Kyrie at Mass.) You might know it from the Divine Mercy devotion.