Liturgy
Liturgy comes from the Greek word leitourgia, which means “public worship.” Many of the different branches of Christianity throughout the world use liturgies as part of their public and private worship. Logos allows you to access and browse all of your liturgical resources for specific biblical passages using the Liturgy guide section. This section is included in all Logos packages and only requires a lectionary resource to work properly.
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Every Lectionary in one place
Quickly access your lectionaries from the Home Page
Add your favorite lectionary to the Home Page by clicking the plus icon on the Dashboard line and selecting Lectionary. Now, you can easily join Christians around the world in the day’s reading.
Preach from your lectionary
In Sermon Manager, you can add new homilies that pull the relevant passages straight from your preferred lectionary. All it takes is a few clicks to set up homilies for the whole liturgical year!
Different branches, same tree
On the surface, Christianity can appear very splintered. By some counts, there are more than 30,000 different denominations out there. But when we look a little deeper, we see that no matter the differences, all these different branches of Christianity are growing from the same trunk. The Liturgy guide section shows us where different traditions read the same text on the same day in celebration of the same thing.
Availability
Included in
Logos Starter and up
Works best in
Logos Silver and up
Available on
Desktop
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Logos Blog
- Verbum Blog: Studying the Faith with the Liturgy of Hours