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 1 5  |              more fully savored, the worship of the Eucharist came to
 2 12 |           while rendering to God the worship due to Him, makes of them
 3 13 |            he accords, in short, due worship to the One True God by practicing
 4 16 |          people in rendering Him the worship He ordains. To this end
 5 16 |             way pertaining to divine worship.11 Yet this was nothing
 6 16 |         faint foreshadowing12 of the worship which the High Priest of
 7 18 |              will, besides, that the worship He instituted and practiced
 8 20 |              receives the acceptable worship which His law prescribes,
 9 20 |             consequently, the public worship which our Redeemer as Head
10 20 |           the Father, as well as the worship which the community of the
11 20 |         Father. It is, in short, the worship rendered by the Mystical
12 22 |           Christians warrant, public worship is organized, developed
13 23 |                              23. The worship rendered by the Church to
14 23 |          through the senses; and the worship of God, being the concern
15 23 |       manifested outwardly. Exterior worship, finally, reveals and emphasizes
16 23 |          folk, decoration for divine worship, continuity of religious
17 24 |              chief element of divine worship must be interior. For we
18 24 |        prescribes an exterior act of worship. Thus we are urged, when
19 24 |             temple, as unworthily to worship there, people who pretend
20 25 |            or visible part of divine worship or as an ornamental ceremonial.
21 26 |           perfect life, and that the worship rendered to God by the Church
22 29 |             performed outside public worship should be omitted.~
23 32 | spontaneously give themselves to the worship of God in its fullest sense33 -
24 44 |              the nature of Christian worship itself, is further confirmed
25 47 |             teaches and enjoins. The worship she offers to God, all good
26 49 |       organized and regulated divine worship, enriching it constantly
27 57 |         protect the purity of divine worship against abuse from dangerous
28 58 |            any practice touching the worship of God, to introduce and
29 58 |             canons respecting divine worship.51 Private individuals,
30 58 |       priesthood of Jesus Christ and worship of God; concerned as they
31 88 |           they are appointed to give worship to God. Thus they participate,
32 92 |          also included in liturgical worship.~
33 93 |         nature, signify the internal worship of the heart. Now the sacrifice
34 93 |           Law signifies that supreme worship by which the principal Offerer
35 130|         right from the beginning, to worship "with the same adoration
36 132|     introduced various forms of this worship which are ever increasing
37 138|         manner. For this reason, the worship that the Church renders
38 150|          must be made holy by divine worship, which gives homage to God
39 164|            the very center of divine worship since the Mass represents
40 181|       principles and norms of divine worship, or if they oppose or hinder
41 187|           concerning external public worship.~
42 189|            and lessen the dignity of worship.~
43 190|             introducing new forms of worship and devotion."170 We commend
44 192|           more active part in divine worship, let Gregorian chant be
45 193|      entirely excluded from Catholic worship. For, if they are not profane
46 196|             with the requirements of worship. Thus the human arts will
47 196|             at the service of divine worship."179~
48 197|             pertains to the external worship has assuredly its importance;
49 199|           truly sacred action of due worship tO the eternal Lord in which
50 201|              the chief act of divine worship; it should also be the source
51 209|                209. May God, whom we worship, and who is "not the God