Liturgy

THE SIGNIFICANT DETAILS OF THE LITURGY Ano ang kina-iya sining LITURHIYA?             Ang liturhiya amo ang opisyal nga pangkatilingbanon nga pagsimba sa Santisima Trinidad nga ginahalad sang bug-os nga simbahan paagi sa pagsaulog sang Misteryo Paskwal  (kabuhi, kamatayon, kag pagkabanhaw ni Hesukristo)  nga ginahiwat paagi sa mga tanda, kag ini may kaangtanan sa aton pagginawi kag mga pamatasan kag may panan-aw sa iya sini kahimpitan sa pihak nga kinabuhi. Ngaa ginatawag ini nga "opisyal" nga pagsimba?            Opisyal, tungod kay ini nga sahi sang pagsimba iya sang bug-os nga Simbahan kag waay lamang ginpanag-iyahan sang pila lang. Gani may mga pagbulot-an ini nga ginpatuman kag ginasunod, kag ini nga mga layi nagagikan sa awtoridad sang Simbahan. Gani, indi lang ini maulu-islan ukon makulokambiohan nga waay sing pahanugot sa awtoridad sang Simbahan. The Paschal Mystery  (...

Ano ang LITURHIYA?   The Nature of Liturgy  (Catechism for Filipino Catholics)   1502 . Thanks to the liturgical renewal, we now appreciate the original meaning of the word as “the people’s work and public duty” (cf. CCC 1069f). “Liturgy” used to bring to mind “rubrics”, or what priests do around altar in ceremonial worship. But now we realize that in the early Church, liturgy meant everything that all Christians did in taking part in “God’s work,” the divine “plan to sum up all things in Christ” (cf. Jn 17:4; Eph 1:10). This included not only divine worship, but proclamation of the Gospel (cf. Rom 15:16) and service of one’s neighbor (cf. 2 Cor 9:12). Although “liturgy” today designates more properly the “official public worship of the Church,” these origins are important because they confirm PCP II’s stress on full, active participation of the whole People of God everyone  and the essential inner connection of liturgy with socia...

ANG LITURHIYA (PANUGOD) "Go, therefore and make disciples of all nations; baptize them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, and teach them to obey all that I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, until the end of time.” (Matthew 28:19)