eastern orthodox liturgy
Eastern Orthodox liturgy refers to the structured and ceremonial worship practices followed by the Eastern Orthodox Church, characterized by its rich symbolism, ancient traditions, and focus on divine mystery. It encompasses a set of rituals, prayers, hymns, and sacraments conducted by clergy and laity, creating a sacred space where believers communally encounter God and receive spiritual nourishment, emphasizing both the continuity with early Christianity and the belief in the sacramental presence of Christ in the Eucharist.
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