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Liturgical studies

Gregory Dix's thesis that the Eucharist across rites follows a fourfold action of taking, blessing, breaking and giving.

In liturgical studies, shape of the liturgy refers to Gregory Dix's thesis that the Eucharist across rites follows a fourfold action of taking, blessing, breaking and giving. This meaning comes from Dix (1945) in The shape of the liturgy.[1]

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  1. Dix, G. (1945). The shape of the liturgy. Seabury Press. ISBN 9780816424184

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