Associations to the word «Liturgy»
Noun
- Oratory
- Dix
- Cathedral
- Archbishop
- Xii
- Imposition
- Vocation
- Papyrus
- Cistercian
- Meditation
- Initiation
- Hierarchy
- Calendar
- Monastery
- Theologian
- Repertory
- Luther
- Text
- Charlemagne
- Gregory
- Confirmation
- Presbyterian
- Christendom
- Legate
- Advent
- Ibid
- Layman
- Friday
- Armenian
- Puritan
- Isaiah
- Martyr
- Participation
- Ry
- Bread
- Symbolism
- Funeral
- Faith
- Ge
- Diocese
- Redemption
- Jerusalem
- Believer
- Translation
- Reconciliation
- Thursday
- Icon
- Xvi
- Lingua
- Roman
- Veda
- Amen
- Praying
- Conformity
- Commentary
- Sophia
- Dom
- Rome
- Worshipper
- Proclamation
- Archdiocese
- Constitution
- Octave
- Parishioner
- Vi
- Setting
- Ceremony
- Confessor
- Greek
- Gaul
- Discipline
- Cult
- Directive
- Liber
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
LITURGY, noun. A predetermined or prescribed set of rituals that are performed, usually by a religion.
LITURGY, noun. An official worship service of the Christian church.
Dictionary definition
LITURGY, noun. A Christian sacrament commemorating the Last Supper by consecrating bread and wine.
LITURGY, noun. A rite or body of rites prescribed for public worship.
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