liturgy

• n. 礼拜仪式；圣餐仪式；祷告文

1. a rite or body of rites prescribed for public worship

A clergyman read the liturgy from the prayer-book.

一名牧师照着祈祷书念祷文。

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...the many similarities in ministry, liturgy and style between the two churches.

两个教会在牧师职责、礼拜仪式和风格方面的诸多相似之处

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During the Liturgy PassionWeek I share with you about my mother's fight with breast cancer.

在圣周苦难礼仪当中,我曾跟大家分享了家母奋力对抗乳癌的经历.

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Please arrive 20 mins early to help prepare for liturgy on the serving day.

请当日的工作人员于弥撒前二十分到教堂准备礼仪.

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The family and the church educate through common experiences, spiritual training, and liturgy.

家庭和教堂主要通过共同生活经验 、 精神训练 、 礼拜仪式等等对个体的道德发展起着直接作用.

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This year I want to focus on three : Rosters, RCIA and Children's Liturgy.

今年,我希望集中于三个范筹﹕服务轮值 、 成人慕道班和儿童礼仪.

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

在基督教的崇拜和礼拜仪式中, 有两种主要的典礼仪式叫做圣礼.

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Encouragement gets greatly after young minister listens, the spirIt'since hearten begins to do expatiatory liturgy.

年轻的牧师听后大受鼓舞, 振奋起精神开始做冗长的礼拜仪式.

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Is the liturgy a prayer meeting?

礼拜仪式是一个祷告会 吗 ?

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Mandarin , Cantonese , and English are used in the liturgy.

敦请各地来的华语及美藉神父主礼弥撒.

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A pastor I know of uses a standard liturgy for funerals.

据我所知,一名牧师使用标准为丧葬礼仪.

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Ecclesiastical A ceremony , rite or service, usually prescribed by liturgy, especially.

一个仪式、礼仪, 通常是礼拜仪式规定的, 尤其是.

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来自拉丁语liturgia,公共仪式，公共祈祷，来自leito-,平民，公共，词源同lay,laity,-erg,工作，祈使，词源同work,synergy.引申词义向神祈福，礼拜仪式。

1. A clergyman read the liturgy from the prayer-book.

一名牧师照着祈祷书念祷文。

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

在基督教的崇拜和礼拜仪式中, 有两种主要的典礼仪式叫做圣礼.

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3. Mandarin , Cantonese , and English are used in the liturgy.

敦请各地来的华语及美藉神父主礼弥撒.

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4. A pastor I know of uses a standard liturgy for funerals.

据我所知,一名牧师使用标准为丧葬礼仪.

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5. Ecclesiastical A ceremony , rite or service, usually prescribed by liturgy, especially.

一个仪式、礼仪, 通常是礼拜仪式规定的, 尤其是.

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liturgy

liturgy: [16] Etymologically, liturgy means ‘public performance’. It comes via late Latin līturgia from Greek leitourgíā ‘public service or worship’. This was a derivative of leitourgós ‘public servant’, hence ‘priest’, a compound formed from leit-, the stem of lēós ‘people, multitude’ (from which English gets layman), and érgon ‘work, action’ (source of English energy).
=> energy, laity, lay

liturgy (n.)

1550s, "the service of the Holy Eucharist," from Middle French liturgie or directly from Late Latin/Medieval Latin liturgia "public service, public worship," from Greek leitourgia "a liturgy; public duty, ministration, ministry," from leitourgos "one who performs a public ceremony or service, public servant," from leito- "public" (from laos "people;" compare leiton "public hall," leite "priestess;" see lay (adj.)) + -ergos "that works," from ergon "work" (see organ). Meaning "collective formulas for the conduct of divine service in Christian churches" is from 1590s.