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Liturgy
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might not this “something else” be the living address of the Word of God spoken and responded to in faith, which is indeed present in, experienced by, and celebrated in the liturgical act, but in no way bound to that act but bound instead to the Spirit of God?
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― Praying and Believing in Early Christianity: The Interplay between Christian Worship and Doctrine
― Praying and Believing in Early Christianity: The Interplay between Christian Worship and Doctrine
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[The Eucharist] is neither simply intellectual, addressing itself to disincarnated reason, nor moralistic, exhorting men to do better, though it contains both these elements, but deriving as it does from Christ, who is both divine and human and who is the invisible priest of the visible Church, the liturgy addresses itself to the whole man and seeks to draw him into union with God by means that are consonant with human nature.
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