aliturgical (Meaning)

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aliturgical (a.)

Applied to those days when the holy sacrifice is not offered.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The religious community embraced an aliturgical approach, focusing on spiritual contemplation rather than formal rituals.
In the aliturgical sect, members sought a direct connection with the divine through personal meditation and reflection.
The minimalist temple followed an aliturgical design, devoid of traditional religious symbols and ceremonial elements.
The aliturgical ceremony emphasized communal harmony and ethical values over prescribed rituals.
The monastery adopted an aliturgical lifestyle, emphasizing individual spiritual practices rather than group worship.
The philosopher advocated for an aliturgical philosophy, asserting that true spirituality transcends organized religious rites.
The spiritual retreat offered an aliturgical experience, allowing participants to explore their inner selves without adherence to religious rituals.
The aliturgical movement sought to strip away elaborate ceremonies, focusing on a simpler, more direct connection to the divine.
The aliturgical tradition of meditation and introspection attracted individuals seeking a more personal and profound spiritual experience.
Within the aliturgical community, there was a strong emphasis on inclusivity, welcoming individuals of various faiths and beliefs.

Applied to those days when the holy sacrifice is not offered.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The religious community embraced an aliturgical approach, focusing on spiritual contemplation rather than formal rituals.

In the aliturgical sect, members sought a direct connection with the divine through personal meditation and reflection.

The minimalist temple followed an aliturgical design, devoid of traditional religious symbols and ceremonial elements.

The aliturgical ceremony emphasized communal harmony and ethical values over prescribed rituals.