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In the Transfiguration we glimpse the divine nature of Christ while Moses and Elijah represent the story of salvation history — God’s purpose and will for us. We a part of God’s story. Our lives are momentary stories written on a canvas that reaches from the beginning of Creation to the full appearance of the eternal heavenly glory.
It is at the Cross, trusting the promises of God, that the fruit of eternal life can blossom. It is at the Cross that the noise of the Tempter’s seductive whispers are finally silenced so that we might clearly hear God’s voice call us by name into eternal life.
Forgive me O Lord, O Lord in the merits of thy Christ and my Jesus, thine anointed, and my Saviour; forgive me my sins, all my sins.
Our words can reveal whether death or life is at work in us. Yet, only when we are clothed in immortality are we able to cry out: “O Death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?”
We are called to reflect the image of God after whom we are made, “whose nature is always to have mercy.”
In his statement on the ‘blessed’ and ‘woes’, Christ inverts so much of what the world would have us believe. Far too often we might find ourselves making material wealth and security our first priority. Christ points to spiritual poverty, obedience to the teaching of God, and rejection by the world, as being the means to fullness of life in God.
Today
Tomorrow is the Third Sunday of Easter. Mass according to Divine Worship will be celebrated as the principal Mass in the parish at 11:30am. The order of service is available. Notices for the week are printed in the parish notice-sheet: we hope to be able to include them in the order of service in due course (they've now been added to the linked sheet here).
“Thus it is written, that the Christ should suffer and on the third day rise from the dead, and that repentance and forgiveness of sins should be preached in his name to all nations, beginning from Jerusalem. You are witnesses of these things.”
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Pew sheet for the Third Sunday of Easter, 14 April 20240 CommentsComment on Facebook
🍟🐟🏴 St George’s Fish ‘n’ Chip Supper 🏴🐟🍟
Don’t forget to pick up your order form and with your payment, drop in the box at the back of the church.
Thank you!🏴St. George’s Day Fish ‘n’ Chip Supper🏴
Come and celebrate St. George’s Day with a traditional fish ‘n’ chip supper!
Tuesday 23rd April 2024
6:00pm
The Parish Room at CTK
Collect your order form booklet from the back of the church from this weekend.
Order your choice(s) ✔️
Place in an envelope ✉️
Enclose full payment 💰
Put in the box labelled “Fish ‘n’ Chips” situated by the hymn books
Condiments, tea, coffee and squash will be provided.
All orders must be returned with payment by Sunday 21st April 2024 please.
🏴🐟🍟🏴 Thank you 🏴🐟🍟🏴
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