Worship Without Words: The Signs and Symbols of Our FaithParaclete Press, 2000 - 208 pages For those who are new to the liturgical church, the images and customs which surround its tradition may be foreign elements of the worship experience. This handbook includes the meaning and the historical context of the signs, symbols, and gestures commonly encountered in liturgical churches and worship. |
Common terms and phrases
Advent Alleluia altar Anglican Anglican and Protestant Apostles baptism Bible bishop Blessed Blessed Virgin Mary Book of Common candles canticle cassock celebrated century chalice chancel chasuble choir Christian Christmas clergy commemorating Common Prayer 1979 confession congregation consecrated Creed cross crucifixion deacon death disciples early Church earth Easter Episcopal Epistle eternal Eucharist faith Father feast gifts glory God's Gospel Greek hands heaven Holy Communion Holy Ghost Holy Spirit Holy Trinity Holy Week hymn incense introit Jerusalem John King kneel Latin Lent linen Liturgical color Lord Jesus Christ Lord's Luke martyrs Matt mystery nave nimbus Palm Passion pastor Pentecost person Pio Decimo Press praise priest psalm religious representing resurrection rite Roman calendar Roman Catholic Church Romano Guardini sacrament Sacred Signs St Saint sanctuary Scriptures season solemnity of Mary Sometimes called soul Sunday sung symbol Testament tradition vestments Virgin Mary word worn Yahweh
References to this book
Christian Worship: Its Theology and Practice Franklin M. Segler,Randall Bradley No preview available - 2006 |