A liturgical celebration is a formal religious event that follows a specific set of rituals and practices, often within a church or religious community. These celebrations are typically centered around significant events in the faith, such as the life of Jesus Christ, the Eucharist, or other important feasts and seasons in the Christian calendar. During a liturgical celebration, participants engage in prayers, hymns, and readings from sacred texts, creating a communal atmosphere of worship. The structure of these celebrations can vary among different denominations, such as Catholicism, Orthodoxy, and Protestantism, but they all aim to foster a deeper connection with the divine and the community.