Definition of «liturgical tradition»

The phrase "liturgical tradition" refers to a set of religious practices and rituals followed by a particular religious group or community, often in a structured and formal way. It encompasses the customs, prayers, chants, readings, and other elements that make up the worship and spiritual life of that group.

Sentences with «liturgical tradition»

To these three reasons I might now add that a fourth — that a reorientation of priest and people during of the Liturgy of the Eucharist would bring Latin - rite Catholic practice into harmony with the practice of the Eastern Catholic Churches and the Orthodox Churches — and a fifth: that this re-orientation would place the reformed liturgy of Vatican II in continuity with an ancient liturgical tradition of the Church. (firstthings.com)
Churches in liturgical traditions that regularly use collects can begin by simply becoming aware of the particular wisdom they practice. (religion-online.org)
Evangelical Catholicism seeks to incorporate within the Novus Ordo the richness of the Church's ancient liturgical traditions. (firstthings.com)
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Definition of «liturgical tradition»

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