Sacred Liturgy refers to the formal public worship practices of the Christian faith, particularly within the Catholic Church. It encompasses the rituals, prayers, and ceremonies that are performed during religious services, such as the Mass and the Divine Office. The purpose of Sacred Liturgy is to honor God, foster community among believers, and provide spiritual nourishment. The structure of Sacred Liturgy is guided by specific texts and traditions, which include readings from the Bible, hymns, and the celebration of the Eucharist. These elements work together to create a sacred atmosphere, allowing participants to engage in worship and reflection, deepening their relationship with God and each other.