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The choreography of the sacred — worship with a script everyone secretly knows by heart.
means The fixed, public order of words, prayers, and rituals a religious community follows in formal worship.
from From Greek leitourgia, meaning a public work or service paid for by a wealthy citizen — originally civic duty, not church duty, before Christianity borrowed the word for collective worship.
Original meaningA rich citizen funding public works.
The workLiterally translates as work of the people.
Eastern OrthodoxTheir main service is named the Divine Liturgy.