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Latria
Latria La*tri"a, n. [L., fr. Gr. ?, fr. ? to serve, fr. ?
servant.]
The highest kind of worship, or that paid to God; --
distinguished by the Roman Catholics from dulia, or the
inferior worship paid to saints.
Meaning of Latria from wikipedia
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Latria or
latreia (also
known as
latreutical worship) is a
theological term (Latin
Latrīa, from the Gr**** λατρεία, latreia) used in
Catholic theology...
- to
becoming a saint.
Christian theologians have long
adopted the
terms latria for the type of
worship due to God alone, and
dulia and
proskynesis for...
-
world called the
Library and an
outside area for the Nexus. The
Tower of
Latria and
Valley of
Defilement were
built around the
respective themes of man-made...
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general and
hyperdulia (below
latria,
above dulia) for the
Virgin Mary. The
definition of the
three level hierarchy of
latria,
hyperdulia and
dulia goes...
- make a
technical distinction between two
different concepts:
adoration or
latria (Latin adoratio, Gr**** latreia, [λατρεία]),
which is due to God
alone veneration...
- veneration,
latria for the
worship of God, and
dulia for the
veneration of
other saints and angels. The
definition of the
three level hierarchy of
latria, hyperdulia...
-
sacramental bread. From a
theological perspective, the
adoration is a form of
latria,
based on the
tenet of the real
presence of
Christ in the
Blessed Sacrament...
- from the word "state" and a
suffix derived from the
Latin and Gr**** word
latria,
meaning "worship". It
first appeared in
Giovanni Gentile's
Doctrine of...
-
Catholicism and the
Eastern Orthodox Church make a
major distinction between latria, the
worship that is
offered to God alone, and dulia,
which is veneration...
- the church,
Divine worship is in the
strict sense reserved only to God (
latria) and
never to the saints. One is
permitted to ask the
saints to intercede...
