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The Book of Concord, the confessions of the Lutheran Church, refer to is as the Mass.

You'll also hear it called "Divine Service" based on the German word Gottesdienst and which roughtly corresponds with "Liturgy".

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Q: Why do Lutherans call holy communion Mass?
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