Caban, Peter2025-11-202025-11-202006Ruch Biblijny i Liturgiczny, 2006, Tom 59, nr 2, s. 121-124.0209-08722391-8497https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/39038This contribution deals with the use of the common liturgical acclamation of Christians in the antiquity. Contribution brings us near to the ways of expressing the liturgy from the early times of the Church history to date, describes the liturgical answers. The liturgy like the honoring of obligatory cult for God is also evolving the word statements which are portending the message of redemption. These short statements are the stable part of all types of the worships and very often are connected with the historical origin. In the sphere of the religious profession is also added to them contextual exactness which renders to the acclamations practically the merit of the verification. From among the fundamental acclamations, which have the origins already in the beginnings of Ecclesia, this is the contents of this contribution.plCC-BY - Uznanie autorstwaodpowiedzi na wezwania liturgiczneodpowiedzi na wezwania liturgiczne w starożytnym chrześcijaństwieliturgiachrześcijaństwowczesne chrześcijaństwoliturgia wczesnochrześcijańskateologiaAllelujaAmenHosannaMaranathawezwania liturgiczneresponses to liturgical invocationsresponses to liturgical invocations in ancient ChristianityliturgyChristianityearly Christianityearly Christian liturgytheologyliturgical invocationsArticle