dulia

/ˈduːliə/
noun
  1. In Christian theology, the veneration or honor given to saints and angels, as distinct from the worship (latria) due to God alone.
    • The church teaches that dulia is a form of respect for saints, not worship.
    • The distinction between dulia and latria is important in Catholic doctrine.
    • Many Catholics practice dulia by praying to saints for intercession.
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