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Meanings of liturgy in English
A Christian sacrament commemorating the Last Supper by consecrating bread and wine.
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Examples for "liturgies"
Examples for "liturgies"
1
In Poland, the opposition frequently gathered during Catholic liturgies and celebrations.
2
The place, furniture, liturgies and apparatus of worship were hereby suggested.
3
When inspiration ceased, it was time to frame liturgies and creeds.
4
Many churches have liturgies, adopted at discretion and usually supplemented by free prayer.
5
Of the extraordinary liturgies, the trierarchy was the most important.
Usage of liturgy in English
1
The liturgy of the temple must have been singularly noble and imposing.
2
One of his prayers has entered into the beautiful liturgy of Cranmer.
3
There the Church is disarmed and her musical liturgy is as nought.
4
Were the stories sung in the liturgy of Eleusis all so true?
5
Then the liturgy took a higher tone, and became still more admirable.
6
Discussions concerning church ceremonies, liturgy, ritual, he put aside with some impatience.
7
Balkans: funeral traditions; primeval forests; shamans; Slavonic liturgy; traditional culture; vampire folklore; werewolves
8
The belief in the Divine ordaining of marriages affected the medieval Synagogue liturgy.
9
He reorganised the Roman liturgy; he converted the Lombards and Saxons.
10
The Church of England has something in her liturgy of the spiritual treadmill.
11
That is the whole of its theology; a prayer-mat is its whole liturgy.
12
Several parts of the liturgy are sung, with some short sections in Latin.
13
C. The liturgy and sanctuary of Christ superior to those of Judaism: viii.
14
Neither did the Persian mysteries win the masses by their liturgy.
15
We use a liturgy that is at once ancient and pure.
16
He's never stopped his observance of the liturgy or the rituals.
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