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liturgism|ˈlɪtədʒɪz(ə)m|
[f. liturgy + -ism.]
Excessive concentration on liturgy; a disproportionate concern with liturgical detail.
1926Q. Register Feb. 117 With this prevailing liturgism, religion ceased to be an important force in common life. 1953E. L. Mascall Corpus Christi iii. 79 It is possible to point to parishes whose priest is an enthusiastic amateur liturgiologist, where the layfolk have to adapt themselves at regular intervals to fresh modifications in the rite and ceremonies of the Mass in agreement with the stage now reached by their pastor in his researches. Liturgism of this kind is simply individualism run riot. |