Liturgy of the Church

These were never incorporated into the liturgy of the church use but circulated widely nonetheless.

"You work with the liturgy of the church."

Storms noted that the "rich liturgy of the church" was inevitably going to have an impact on magical practices.

In view of his delight in music and ceremony there is every reason to believe that he enjoyed the liturgy of the church.

Anglicanism has traditionally expressed its doctrinal convictions based on the prayer texts and liturgy of the church.

The musical liturgy of the church was being more and more influenced by secular tunes and styles.

The common pattern of worship is found in the official liturgies of the church, while the practices of congregations across the denomination are quite diverse.

Later, the general principle of admitting native ceremonies into the liturgy of the church whenever possible was proclaimed by the second Vatican Council (1962-65).

Particular emphasis was laid on the relationship between the rites under the Jewish law as laid down in Leviticus and the liturgy of the church.

The music of the Magnus Liber was used in the liturgy of the church throughout the feasts of the church year.

The liturgy of the church states that mingling the blood of the two races makes one titular "Perfect Creature" as per the title of the film.

These worship books contain the liturgies of the church that are generally derived from Wesley's Sunday Service and from the 20th Century liturgical renewal movement.

The current edition dates from 1979 and was marked by a linguistic modernization and, in returning to ancient Christian tradition, it restored the Eucharist as the central liturgy of the church.

The Protestant Reformation (1520-1580), though it removed Latin from the liturgies of the churches of Northern Europe, may have advanced the cause of the new secular Latin.

The figure of a woman as she appears in the liturgy of the church passed silently through the darkness: a white-robed figure, small and slender as a boy, and with a falling girdle.

The liturgies of the churches in Belgrade and Moscow, the Hilandar (where the brotherhood had their krsna slava) and the Monastery of the Holy Archangels, mentioned Lazar.

The second Vatican Council of 1965 defined the "supreme principle" of the reform on the liturgy to allow for the "conscious, active and comprehensive participation of the believers" in the liturgy of the church.

The action was taken after a 13-member committee of clergy and laity proposed earlier this week that homosexuals and couples who are living together out of wedlock be included in the life and liturgy of the Church.

The covenant prayer and service are recognised as one of the most distinctive contributions of Methodism to the liturgy of the church in general, and they are also used from time to time by other denominations.

The earlier death-bed was at once more solemn and more familiar; the tears at the bedside and the liturgy of the church were well adjusted to the sufferings of the dying and of the bereaved.

During this period of more than a hundred years, the traditional West Syrian liturgy of the church was gradually replaced by that of the tradition of the Great Church, Hagia Sophia in Constantinople.

Although Joseph Smith, Jr. began a project to re-translate or revise the King James Version of the Bible during his lifetime, the liturgy of the church today is usually based on more recent translations of the Bible.

Martin Bucer, the reformer of Strasbourg, believed that proper worship must be conducted in obedience to the Bible, and for this reason he sought to eliminate many of the dramatic ceremonies which were part of the liturgy of the church.

In 1793 Frend wrote a tract entitled Peace and Union recommended to the Associated Bodies of Republicans and Anti-republicans, in which he denounced abuses and condemned much of the liturgy of the church of England.

The church's official recognition of sanctity implies that the persons are now in heavenly glory, that they may be publicly invoked and mentioned officially in the liturgy of the church, most especially in the Litany of the Saints in the Canon of the Mass.