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What is the Church Year?
Better Living: Thoughts from Mark Daniels —
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[Four years ago, as we were beginning a new season of Advent, I presented this explanation of the Church Year. It remains one of the most popular posts Ive written for this blog. As we prepare, this Sunday, November 29, to begin another Advent season, I thought people might find it helpful.] The Church Year is a ...1 day ago -
The Season of Advent – Holy Waiting and Watching
Interrupting the Silence —
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Picture courtesy of Liturgy.co.nz A new liturgical year begins this coming Sunday, November 29, 2009, with the First Sunday of Advent. The Season of Advent consists of the four Sundays before Christmas. The liturgical color for Advent is purple or sometimes blue. We will begin a new liturgical cycle of seasons, ...2 days ago -
Get Ready For Advent | Jesse Tree
kairos : kisses —
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For several years now, I have posted a daily Advent calendar of images and reflections on my blog, and you can find them linked from ‘Advent’ in the ‘labels’ on the sidebar to the left. Next Sunday is the start of Advent, the beginning of a new year in the Christian calendar. Advent is a big deal in our ...3 days ago -
Since there is still an hour left in the Last Sunday of the Church Year...
watersblogged! —
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Feast of Christ the King
Monastic Mumblings, a Friar's Journey —
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Once again, the seasons are changing. The leaves on the trees arefalling and the flowers that once where so lovely have becomebrown. The longest Season of the Church’s Year is drawing towards its end, and we celebrate Christ the King Sunday, the last Sunday in Ordinary time before Advent. Jesus modeled ...4 days ago -
Christ the King
Hilldale's Worship Ministry —
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Baptists dont generally follow the liturgical church year as many other denominations do. Probably because of years of trying to show that we are independent and not a break off of the Catholic church. And thats OK. But I have discovered over the years that there are some very nice things about the church year. For ...1 week ago -
Eric Felten: No, Virginia, Christmas Is Not Here Yet
TitusOneNine —
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The autumn leaves, red and yellow and brown, are tumbling from the trees, resigned to their fate. Weekends are full of football and the scritching of rakes. Lazy squirrels are still munching on moldering jack o lanterns left over from Halloween. In other words, its beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Disney ...1 week ago -
Frugality (Part XV): Holiday Shopping
Arabian Knits —
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I meant to week, but it just didnt happen. I wanted to get this posted before too long, so I may have to come back to revise it later. We have a few gift giving holidays coming up rather quickly. Those of you who arent finished with your holiday shopping are probably trying to figure out what you will get for ...2 weeks ago -
Saint Leo the Great, Pope, Doctor
Bryan Sherwood —
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Almighty God, you have surrounded us with a great cloud of witnesses: Grant that we, encouraged by the good example of your servant Saint Leo , may persevere in running the race that is set before us, until at last we may with him attain to your eternal joy; through Jesus Christ, the pioneer and perfecter of our ...2 weeks ago -
Seven Quick Takes Friday: November 6
Arabian Knits —
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1. We spent Halloween gorging on candy, drinking cider and watching movies. We watched Wallace and Grommit A Matter of Loaf and Death (which was great!) and the old, black and white, Godzilla. This week, the children were discussing what color Godzilla was. The boys settled on green or almost black green. Amira ...2 weeks ago -
On Kalendars
haligweorc —
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I’ve been putting my own kalendar together. I just can’t swallow “Holy Women, Holy Men” because I have some fundamental disagreements with its criteria, premises, and theology. Neither can I use the current Roman kalendar as it contains far too many who—I’m sure are quite wonderful and holy people ...3 weeks ago -
All Saints’ Day?
Taking Thoughts Captive... —
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For many Christians, especially those whose traditions do not observe the church calendar, the mere mention of “All Saints’ Day” sounds eerily Roman Catholic or taboo. But what exactly is this feast day (i.e., church celebration) all about? I have found no better short explanation than that in the Treasury ...3 weeks ago -
Menu Plan: November 1 - November 7
Arabian Knits —
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Our bean week went pretty smoothly. I did have to make a menu change on Wednesday, as we didnt have as many eggs as I thought wed have so I substituted a vegetables Jalfrezi with rice, using the pinto beans. Also, I had forgotten that Friday was a fancy pants work dinner for managers and spouses, so the children ...3 weeks ago -
Happy All Saints Day!
Bryan Sherwood —
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Tomorrow the church remembers the saints who have gone before us. I particularly like this rendition of the Litany of the Saints sung by Brother Loarne and Ronan from the Pantasaph Friary in North Wales. The collect from T he Book of Common Prayer for All Saints Day: Almighty God, who hast ...3 weeks ago -
The wrong question, and the right question
watersblogged! —
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Today is the Festival of the Reformation. On this day in 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, beginning the restoration of the apostolic Gospel to center stage in the life of the Church after a long exile to the periphery. On that day, the Church began to remember ...3 weeks ago -
A horizon of hope
Getting There... 2 steps forward, 1 back —
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Sermon for All Saints’ DayAs we listen for the word of God, let us pray: God, almighty in love,you have come among us in Christ,whose word brings life to the dead;keep us looking for that daywhen tears will be no more,and all suffering and loss will pass away;when with all your saints,we shall see your [...]3 weeks ago -
All Saints is Coming
Per Christum Catholic Blog —
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I always look forward to All Saints Day , as a holiday to remember the saints of the Church. While fully understanding the deeper significance of the holiday, I find that in order to explain the holiday to my Protestant friends, it is helpful to use secular holidays and practices as analogies. I think most ...3 weeks ago -
Good Halloween Article
Reformed Liturgical Institute —
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I found this article quite helpful in developing a Reformed Catholic view of Halloween – “Is Halloween a Witches’ Brew?” by Harold L. Myra.4 weeks ago

