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Here are entered works on early compositions containing rules and regulations, usages and practices governing the discipline, liturgy, and management of church affairs, which were believed to have been formulated by the apostles.
Here are entered works on the historical and theological study of liturgies. Collections of procedures prescribed for public worship in accordance with authorized or standard forms are entered under Liturgies. Collections of services of any type for use in public worship are entered under Worship programs. --subdivision Liturgical use under uniform titles of sacred works, e.g. Bible--Liturgical use; also subdivision Liturgy under Judaism; under individual Jewish and Christian sects and rites; under names of individual Christian monastic and religious orders; and under individual Jewish and Christian ceremonies, rituals, holidays, etc., e.g. Catholic Church--Liturgy; Judaism--Ari rite--Liturgy; Jesuits--Liturgy; Seder--Liturgy; Good Friday--Liturgy; and subdivision Rituals under names of individual religions and sects other than Judaism and Jewish and Christian sects, e.g. Buddhism--Rituals
Here are entered works on the historical and theological study of liturgies. Collections of procedures prescribed for public worship in accordance with authorized or standard forms are entered under Liturgies. Collections of services of any type for use in public worship are entered under Worship programs. --subdivision Liturgical use under uniform titles of sacred works, e.g. Bible--Liturgical use; also subdivision Liturgy under Judaism; under individual Jewish and Christian sects and rites; under names of individual Christian monastic and religious orders; and under individual Jewish and Christian ceremonies, rituals, holidays, etc., e.g. Catholic Church--Liturgy; Judaism--Ari rite--Liturgy; Jesuits--Liturgy; Seder--Liturgy; Good Friday--Liturgy; and subdivision Rituals under names of individual religions and sects other than Judaism and Jewish and Christian sects, e.g. Buddhism--Rituals
