Liturgiamozgalom

Liturgiamozgalom is a coinage describing a proposed or hypothetical movement centered on liturgical reform and practice. In most encyclopedic usage, the term does not refer to a single established organization, but rather to a concept used in discussions of liturgical reform across Christian denominations or within fictional or speculative literature. The term blends liturgia (liturgy) with mozgalom (movement), reflecting a framing of liturgical change as a social or political project.

In discourse, a liturgiamozgalom might advocate for changes such as vernacular languages in worship, revisions to rubrics, expanded lay participation, or adaptations of music, architecture, and calendar to contemporary contexts. Proponents may frame these changes as responses to pastoral needs and ecumenical engagement, while critics may argue that reforms threaten doctrinal continuity, sacramental integrity, or tradition.

Historically, major, well-documented reform movements are described using terms such as the liturgical movement or liturgy reform, which for example influenced 20th-century Catholic practice. Liturgiamozgalom as a label is more commonly encountered in academic or fictional discussions as a hypothetical or fringe designation rather than a mainstream scholarly category.

Related topics include the broader liturgical movement, ritual studies, ecumenism, and debates over vernacular worship and liturgical language.