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What does the word 'liturgy' mean?

  • Public work (correct)
  • Divine intervention
  • Personal encounter
  • Private worship

What is the most profound origin of the liturgy?

  • The people of God
  • Baptism
  • Heavenly banquet of love (correct)
  • The Church

When does the liturgy begin?

  • When the Holy Spirit is present
  • When the Church's members gather
  • During Holy Signs
  • At baptism (correct)

What are some examples of holy signs in the liturgy?

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What do we encounter through Christ in the liturgy?

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What does 'liturgy' mean?

Public work or service done in the name of or on behalf of the people.

Profound origin of the liturgy?

The heavenly banquet of love, reflecting ultimate communion with God.

When does the liturgy begin?

The liturgy begins at baptism, initiating one into the Christian community and its worship.

Examples of holy signs in the liturgy?

Water, oil, host, and wine, symbolizing purification, strength, nourishment, and the blood of Christ.

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What do we encounter through Christ in the liturgy?

Through Christ in the liturgy, we encounter God.

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Study Notes

Understanding Liturgy

  • The word 'liturgy' refers to the official public worship of the Christian Church, encompassing the rituals, ceremonies, and prayers used in worship services.

Origins of Liturgy

  • The most profound origin of the liturgy is rooted in the Jewish worship and the life of Jesus Christ, drawing from the Old Testament and the New Testament.

Commencement of Liturgy

  • The liturgy begins with the announcement of the Gospel, symbolizing the call to gather and worship.

Holy Signs in Liturgy

  • Examples of holy signs in the liturgy include sacraments, such as Baptism and Eucharist, and sacramentals, like holy water, incense, and liturgical gestures.

Encounter with Christ

  • Through the liturgy, we encounter Christ in a unique and intimate way, experiencing his presence, redemption, and saving power in our lives.

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