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What does in laetitia mean English?

"In laetitia" is Latin for "in joy" or "with joy".

It is often used in religious contexts, particularly in Catholic liturgy, to express a state of happiness or celebration. For example, "Adorate Deum in laetitia" translates to "Worship God with joy".

Here are some other examples of how "in laetitia" can be used:

* "In laetitia servite Domino": Serve the Lord with joy.

* "In laetitia gaudeamus": Let us rejoice with joy.

* "In laetitia speremus": Let us hope with joy.

The phrase evokes a sense of positivity, celebration, and gratitude.

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