Who, how, when and where we worship
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Who, how, when and where we worship
The whole assembled Church participates in worship, with distinct ministries and roles. Scripture, sacramental signs, sacred time, music, buildings, and the liturgical year serve a common encounter with Christ. Participation includes attentive listening, responses, silence, prayer, and a life shaped by what is celebrated. Local arrangements and legitimate ritual diversity should not be confused with universal requirements.
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How can silence be an active part of worship?
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