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liturgical inculturation: a standalone construct

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Liturgical studies

the process of integrating elements of local culture into Christian worship while keeping its essential structure.

In liturgical studies, liturgical inculturation refers to the process of integrating elements of local culture into Christian worship while keeping its essential structure. This meaning comes from Chupungco (1982) in Cultural adaptation of the liturgy.[1]

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  1. Chupungco, A. J. (1982). Cultural adaptation of the liturgy. Paulist Press. ISBN 9781597526784

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