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Showing posts with label Liturgy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liturgy. Show all posts

24th Sunday A - Liturgy

  Greeting

The God of forgiveness, mercy, and life be always with you. R/ And also with you.

23rd Sunday A, Sept 6th: Liturgy

23rd Sunday A, Sept 6th: Liturgy
 Greeting

22nd Sunday A; Liturgical Prayers

Greeting

The Lord speaks to us, his disciples today: "Come, follow me, renounce yourselves, take up your cross and come after me." May these words call us away from ourselves and may the Lord go always with you. R/ And also with you.

21st Sunday A - Liturgical Prayers

  Greeting

Through Jesus, God has entrusted the Church to weak human hands. May the Spirit of the Lord guide the leaders and members of the Church and may the Lord Jesus be always with you. R/ And also with you.

20th Sunday A: Liturgy

 Greeting (See First Reading)

18th Sunday A - Liturgy

 Greeting (See First Reading)

17th Sunday A - Liturgy

  Greeting (See Second Reading)

15th Sunday A - Liturgical Prayers

 Greeting

The word of God is alive and active: it is the living person of Jesus our Lord. May he continue speaking his Word to you, May you open your hearts to it, and may the Lord Jesus be always with you. 

14th Sunday A; Liturgy

 Greeting (See the Gospel)

13th Sunday A - Liturgy

 Greeting (See Second Reading)

12th Sunday A: Liturgy

 Greeting (See Second Reading)

11th Sunday A: Liturgy; Jun 14th

Greeting (See Second Reading)

Holy Trinity Sunday - Liturgy

  Greetings    

The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of the Father, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all.     R/ And also with you.

Pentecost Sunday - Liturgy

 Greeting (see Sequence)

May the Spirit of the Lord make flexible what is rigid, kindle what is frigid, straighten what is wayward. With his Spirit may the Lord be always with you. R/ And also with you.

ASCENSION Sunday - Liturgy

 Solemnity of the ASCENSION of the Lord

Easter Sunday: 6 A - Liturgy

Easter Sunday: VI A - Liturgy

Easter 5th Sunday A - Liturgy

  Greeting (See Second Reading)

Easter 3rd Sunday A - Liturgical prayers

Greeting We have been set free in the precious blood of the Lamb, Jesus Christ. God raised him from the dead and through him we have faith and hope. May Jesus the Lord be always with you. Introduction by the Celebrant (Two Options)