liturgy造句

This ended the liturgy.

His idea of Mass and the liturgy being said in the vernacular has been embraced.

So under Archbishop Laud, only the official liturgy could be recited in church.

How far these sacred diagrams were used as symbols in their liturgy, we do not know.

A liturgy, he's taking some help to what he calls "the saints" in Jerusalem.

In Christian worship or liturgy, there are two major rituals called sacraments.

It is affiliated with the Greek Catholic church, which is under the Pope's authority but uses Orthodox liturgy.

In modern English it refers to worship services, so the liturgy of a worship service is what you do.

In the frozen liturgy of the stained glass, the natural light of the sun enabled man to enrich its beauty and offer it back to God.

The importance of the discovery of this document is hard to overestimate because it's just a great, great document for seeing how early Christians actually practiced their liturgy.

The setting was St Peter’s Square at the start of the most solemn Mass in the Roman Catholic liturgy, on Easter Sunday, April 4th.

In the Passion Week liturgy on palm Sunday palm fronds are blessed outside the church building and a procession enters, singing, re-enacting the entry into Jerusalem.

The Maronites are the largest of the Christian groups. They have had a long and continuous association with the Catholic Church, but have their own patriarch, liturgy, and customs.

So the very existence of the second liturgy, the priesthood initiated by Christ, the very existence is used to prove, for this writer, that it's superior to what it supplanted.