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Liturgy and the work of the Trinity

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Library introduction · Catechism 1066–1112

Liturgy and the work of the Trinity

Liturgy is the Church’s participation in Christ’s saving work through the Holy Spirit, directed to the Father. It is more than a community performance or a collection of religious symbols. The paschal mystery is celebrated through signs, words, and actions in the worshiping body. This Trinitarian pattern connects private prayer with the Church’s common worship.

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