Great Amen

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The Great Amen is the congregational acclamation that solemnly concludes the Eucharistic Prayer in many Christian liturgies, affirming the prayer and praise just offered to God.

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Surface form Occurrences
Dresden Amen 1

Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian liturgical element
liturgical acclamation
associatedWith Christian worship
Eucharistic Prayer NERFINISHED
doxology
commonIn Anglican liturgy
Lutheran liturgy
Roman Catholic liturgy
other Western Christian liturgies
concludes Eucharistic Prayer NERFINISHED
directedTo God NERFINISHED
emphasizes unity of priest and people in prayer
expresses assent to the Eucharistic Prayer
faith of the assembly
praise of God
hasForm single or repeated Amen
hasWord Amen
languageOfTerm English
liturgicalFunction acclamation of praise to God
congregational affirmation of the Eucharistic Prayer
solemn conclusion of the Eucharistic Prayer
liturgicalPlacement immediately before the Communion Rite
mayBe recited
sung
meaning so be it
truly
musicalSetting often set to simple congregational melodies
occursAt end of the doxology of the Eucharistic Prayer
partOf Eucharistic celebration NERFINISHED
Order of Mass NERFINISHED
performedBy assembly
congregation
performedWith priest
roleInParticipation invites active participation of the faithful
theologicalSignificance ratifies the priest’s Eucharistic Prayer
underscores communal nature of the Eucharistic offering
usedIn Christian liturgy
Eucharistic liturgy
Mass

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Symphony No. 5 in D minor, Op. 107 "Reformation" usesLiturgicalMelody Great Amen
this entity surface form: Dresden Amen