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The 13 pages that link to Divine Liturgy, each with the reason it gives.

• Russian Orthodox ChurchRelated: Its Byzantine form structures the church’s communal worship.

• EucharistBroader topic: Its prayers and ceremonial structure express Eastern Christian understandings of the sacrament.

• Greek Orthodox ChurchRelated: Its Byzantine form is central to Greek Orthodox communal worship.

• LiturgyBroader topic: Its name identifies the central public worship rite in Byzantine Christian traditions.

• Eastern Catholic ChurchesRelated: Its celebration makes Byzantine heritage visible in churches that share Catholic communion.

• IconostasisRelated: The doors and sanctuary openings are used at distinct moments in the service.

• Byzantine RiteBroader topic: Its central service gives the rite its characteristic structure and Eucharistic focus.

• Eastern OrthodoxyBroader topic: Its recurring rites make shared Orthodox belief visible in worship.

• Serbian Orthodox ChurchRelated: Its celebration is the central recurring act of worship in Serbian Orthodox parishes.

• Bulgarian Orthodox ChurchRelated: Its liturgy is the principal communal act of worship in Bulgarian parishes.

• Eastern ChristianityRelated: It is the central act of worship in many Eastern Orthodox and Byzantine Catholic churches.

• Byzantine musicRelated: Chant accompanies prayers, readings, and ritual actions throughout this service.

• Catholic MassCompared with: It is the closest liturgical counterpart to the Mass in many Eastern churches.