Liturgical worship refers to a specific type of religious practice, often seen in churches or other places of worship. It involves following a formal and structured order of prayers, rituals, and songs during religious services. Full definition
Besides, one can not forget that the earliest traditions of the Scriptures were born both in the Old and the New Testaments within the context of liturgical worship in Israel and in the early Church. (faith.org.uk)
The greatest objective in liturgical worship is the creation of the new man in Christ. (religion-online.org)
In the course of the argument the noetic force of time in the process of apprehension and the significance of the revival of liturgical worship as the church's pedagogy have been pointed out. (religion-online.org)