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 1 Fwd,1|         Catholic and Protestant liturgical scholars, clergy and laity
 2  2,6 |       allowed the perfection of liturgical music (chant) and the refinement
 3  4,12|         more.~ (7) Icons have a liturgical function, serving as a means
 4  4,12|       The professor sums up the liturgical function of icons in his
 5  7,9 |         the Russian Church over liturgical reforms introduced in the
 6 10,23| ever-virginity of Mary, and the liturgical poetry of Orthodoxy often
 7 11,1 |         Olga Dolskaya, “Russian Liturgical Choral Aesthetics...,” Orthodox
 8 11,1 |     religion is fundamentally a liturgical approach, one that understands
 9 11,1 |      first and foremost through liturgical celebration [G. Every, The
10 11,1 |        the presence of God, its liturgical approach — all are characteristic
11 11,2 |        words.~Christianity is a liturgical religion. The Church is
12 11,2 |     above all else communal and liturgical in character. In attending
13 11,3 |      the textbook observes why “liturgical changes cannot be lightly
14 11,3 |         is for this reason that liturgical changes cannot be lightly
15 11,3 |    passage as an example of the liturgical approach of Orthodoxy, and
16 11,3 |  Protestants have no historical liturgical prayers. They may have fragments —
17 11,3 |  resemblance to the sacramental liturgical worship of the entire Church
18 11,3 |       comparison to the ancient liturgical worship of the historical
19 11,3 |      Church, even the so-called liturgical Protestant denominations,
20 11,4 |      arrangement, and also with liturgical theology, that is, with
21 11,4 |       seen above all else as “a liturgical creature who is most truly
22 11,4 |       the Christian Church, its liturgical use having been blessed
23 11,4 |      the similarity between the liturgical language and the spoken
24 11,4 |        service.~ In speaking of liturgical languages, it is of interest
25 11,4 |         than in the West, where liturgical gestures are prescribed