lit·ur·gy: ˈlidərjē/ noun - a form according to which public religious worship, especially Christian worship, is conducted. I grew up in a setting where liturgy meant the Catholic Church. It meant crossing yourself, standing and kneeling, giving the appropriate public response to the priest (which for some reason was never "Amen"). This was all according to some mysterious code that my aunts, uncles and cousins knew, but I was never taught. It all…