Liturgical praise refers to the structured and communal expressions of worship within a religious service. It often includes prayers, hymns, and readings that are designed to honor and glorify the divine. This form of praise is typically found in various religious traditions, including Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, and is often guided by established rituals and texts. In many faiths, liturgical praise serves to unite the congregation, fostering a sense of community and shared belief. It can take place during regular services, special occasions, or festivals, and is often accompanied by music, such as choirs or congregational singing, enhancing the overall worship experience.