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I’ve been reading many threads on this forum about byzantine catholics’ veneration of Saints canonized in the Orthodox Church post-schism. However, all of those were above 15 years old, and I’m curious as to the current state of this issue.
Is it possible for the veneration of those Saints to be more than private? E.g. their icons being present in the iconostasis of a catholic byzantine rite church? If so, what are some examples of it?
Thanks!

If I am reading this right, yes. (There's a good chance I might not be), but there is public devotion in the Catholic Church (especially amongst eastern Catholics) of Post schism Eastern Orthodox Saints. (Off the top of my head, St Gregory Palamas, which I heard an Orthodox priest mistakenly claim the Catholic Church considers Palamism heretical, which isn't quite accurate)