Liturgical traditions

Liturgical traditions are organized practices, rituals, and ceremonies used in religious worship, particularly within Christianity. These traditions include specific prayers, hymns, readings, and rituals that follow a set order, often rooted in historical development and doctrinal beliefs. They help communities observe significant events, seasons, and sacraments, fostering spiritual connection and continuity. While practices may vary among denominations, the core purpose remains to honor the sacred, unify the faithful, and reflect theological principles through structured, meaningful worship experiences.