Examples of using Liturgical in English and their translations into Danish
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the main holiday of the liturgical year.
Missal is a book in which they collected all the texts that are used in the Mass for the entire liturgical year.
It was the beginning of setting the monophonic liturgical songs to music while using the German language.
free competition and other liturgical instruments of the religion of the'invisible hand.
which was a collection of the text for each liturgical hour of the day
The Copenhagen Chamber Choir CAMERATA offers an experience full of Nordic Passion, both in the liturgical and the profane sense,
in accordance with Niels la Cour's attitude to sacred music, something that can be experienced in a larger conceivable liturgical framework.
Elizabeth Knox-Seith Liturgical Experimentarium: Anders Michael Hansen
In addition, Frandsen's activities as an organist naturally led him to the great production of liturgical music. The most important of the works,
is used on the one hand as the name of a liturgical"evensong"(mainly Protestant)
it hardly behooves any lesser authority to impose a novel gesture not required by liturgical law and expect the faithful to follow their decrees.
It is not sacred music in the liturgical sense that Bent Sørensen has created with his welding-together of Ockeghem's
including my company to your the campus radio built-in material library content; campus liturgical song, national anthem,
My guess would be to the extent it could be called“”common,”” it's more common among the more“”high church,”” liturgical Protestants.
commentaries on the Bible, and liturgical guidelines.
Before religious freedom was introduced with the Danish constitution in 1849, a certain Catholic liturgical life had developed in connection with the legations of the Catholic powers in Copenhagen.
The Orthodox abbot in the purely Western sense of the wordcan only be if the monastery adheres to the Western liturgical tradition.
Liturgical developments in Rome
they occupy an important place in the liturgical life of the Church.
The present-day Eastern Orthodox liturgical calendar is the virtual culmination of the ancient eastern development cycle,