Holy Week is not an obligation. It is an opportunity. In the chaos of our increasingly fast-paced and hectic society, the annual coming of Holy Week each spring is a reminder to pause and ponder, to carefully mark each day, and not let this greatest of all weeks fly like every other. It is a chance to walk with the church throughout the world and throughout time as she accompanies her Bridegroom through the eight most important days in the history of the world. And it is an opportunity to focus our minds on, and seek to intensify our affections for, the highest and most timeless realities in the universe. We have assembled a team of eleven pastors and scholars to walk us through Holy Week as we walk together with our Lord. This collection of short meditations includes readings for each morning and evening from Palm Sunday to the triumph of Easter.
This is the Feast: Words, Music and Resources for Making Holy Week Happen : a Companion to the Catholic Liturgy
This is the Feast: Words, Music and Resources for Making Holy Week Happen : a Companion to the Anglican Liturgy
These books combine clear text with lavish, colorful pictures to help readers understand the foundations of the Catholic faith.
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No - don't tell me : I'll tell you . I was standing behind my stall just as I always do , minding my own ... And it wasn't only the likes of me , you know . Oh no ! The money changers come in for it as well . ... NO NAME IN THE STREET 9.
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Isaiah 35 : 1-2 , 6-7 healing river , send down your waters , Send down your waters upon this land . O healing river , send down your waters , And wash the blood from off the sand . This land is parching ; this land is burning ; No seed ...
Pope Benedict XVI offers a portrait of Jesus based on the Gospels and encourages Christians to better understand the central figure of their faith.
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These six meditations offer a time and a place, suggested scripture readings from the gospel texts, and provocative meditations.