by viadmin | Apr 14, 2022 | Holy Week Catechesis, Lenten Catechesis, Liturgy on Lent
The Seven Last Words for Kids The Seven Last Words of Jesus is a meditation that is usually prayed during Lent and on Good Friday as a way to reflect on the Passion of the Lord. Here is a more “kid-friendly version” presented by the kids of Team +JMJ+ — the whole...
by viadmin | Apr 12, 2022 | Holy Week Catechesis, Liturgy on Lent
The Joy of Resurrection Part 3 of the Lenten reflection of Fr. Roger Manalo, CS, Executive Secretary of CBCP Commission for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People. OUR...
by viadmin | Apr 10, 2017 | Liturgy on Lent
Let’s look forward to the Holy Week Fr. Roy Cimagala YES, we have to be eager to go through the Holy Week, not because it is fun time with the family and friends in the beach and other resorts, but because it is the holiest of weeks. It is THE week, the mother of all...
by viadmin | Apr 10, 2017 | Liturgy on Lent
What the Holy Week Teaches Fr. Roy Cimagala MANY precious insights and lessons can be derived if we enter into the spirit of the Holy Week. Let us thank God for all of them and strengthen our resolve to go through the Holy Week keeping our faith and piety as vibrant...
by viadmin | Mar 10, 2017 | Liturgy on Lent
Lent and its implications Fr. Roy Cimagala WE are once again in the season of Lent. It’s a period of preparation for the greatest event in the history of mankind—the passion, death and resurrection of Christ—which we will celebrate within the Holy Week, from the...
by viadmin | Mar 10, 2017 | Liturgy on Lent
Stripping the Altars on Holy Thursday Fr. Edward McNamara Q: Is the stripping of the altar following the Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday limited only to those altars upon which the Mass was celebrated? Do altars in churches and chapels (e.g., chapels in...
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