Freddie Legaspi Untalasco August 20, 2019

Introduction to Sacred Liturgy

Communion for Divine Worship

The LITURGY is how the church worships God.

It is also describes as the source and summit, at the same time, the fountain from
which the church’s power flows.

In the BAPTISM, that we received the identity as God’s Children. All the church’s work;
praise God, in the sacrifice of the Holy Eucharist and to receive The Body and Blood are only
render to His Children.
We are able to gather to celebrate in thanksgiving for the passion, death, and resurrection
of Christ.

In the Celebration of the Sacred Liturgy: we are able to,

➢ Received in God’s family
➢ Freed from sin and Receive new life
➢ Call God as our Father
➢ Transformed into likeness of Christ
➢ Full life with Christ

1. PAMPIPIRAWAT/PAMPIPILALEK
Pampipirawat ya makapinabang ed Dios means (The longing to be in communion with
God) pampipirawat is a profound longing and the word Pampipirawat is from the word awát
means (you) take.

We are all call to communion with God; and it is in the Liturgy of the Church that we enter into
God’s presence together with the rest of God’s Family.
Q: What should be our response to the invitation of God to be in communion?
A: we should have faith, hope and love to the loving and gracious God whom Jesus Christ
revealed, made us His adapted sons and daughter.

2. PIAABET/PIDATNGAN
Piaábet na Dios ed too means (The encounter between God and man); piaábet means encounter

We encounter God in desiring to reach him up, we are changed by the power of Him whom we
desire to see and meet. In order to meet and we see God he uses signs and symbols. By making
use of these signs and symbols, the faithful are enabled to proceed “from the visible and
invisible…” CCC 1075
The concert signs and symbols are express in the Sacraments.

3. PISASALAMAT TAN PANANGBELYAW

All the church’s liturgy and renders it to the thanksgiving in the passion, death and resurrection
of Christ. The family of believers is united in worship of the Father. The other sacraments, and
indeed all ecclesiastical ministries and works of the apostolate cannot be separated from the
Eucharist and are oriented toward it.
We need also to give importance to the mass.