The Eucharistic Liturgy is worship. Catholic worship takes the form of sacrifice.

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The Eucharistic Liturgy is worship.

Catholic worship takes the form of sacrifice.

God unites us with Jesus Christ.

Two Liturgies unite to form a single act of worship. Liturgy of the Word Scripture Word of God Liturgy of Eucharist Sacrament God performs signs and wonders

GODCREATION

Father Son Holy Spirit

God Acts in Creation through People Word Clergy Church Sacrament Laity World

The Eucharistic Liturgy is the source and summit of Catholic life.

Problem: DUALISM

God Acts in Creation through People Word Clergy Church Sacrament Laity World

GOOD Respect Differences Respect Relationships EVIL Reject Differences Reject Relationships

Practicing Catholicism Holiness

Individual Work Discipleship Family Play Citizenship