Dear Friends, This week we once again encounter God on the mountain. Moses in our Old Testament lesson meets God in the burning bush. In so doing God reveals something about himself. Moses has to take off his shoes because where God is, there is holiness and his name is mysterious ‘I am, who I […]
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- There's a new post entitled "Holy Saturday: the space between" on the blog:
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- #GoodFriday: Celebration of the Passion and Death of Our Lord, 3:00pm at Christ the King Church, Langney. Using the #Ordinariate's Divine Worship Missal.
- We've published the latest video from @EWTN @EWTNGB's Holy Week Retreat from @HFSoton with @FrJamesBradley:
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- We've published today's address in @EWTN @EWTNGB's Holy Week retreat from @HFSoton, by Fr Daniel Lloyd:
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Today, too, let us join in prayer with the Christian community of Sri Lanka, which was struck by terrible violence on Easter Sunday. We entrust to the risen Lord the victims, the wounded and all the suffering. #PrayForSriLanka
We live in memory of the Apostles’ witness, like them eating and drinking with the risen Lord at the altar. And we wait in hope for what the Apostles told us would come—the day when we too “will appear with Him in glory.”- Baptized into His death and #Resurrection, we live the heavenly life of the risen Christ, our lives “hidden with Christ in God.” We are now His witnesses, too. But we testify to things we cannot see but only believe; we seek in earthly things what is above.
- We are the children of the apostolic witnesses. That is why we still gather early in the morning on the first day of every week to celebrate this feast of the empty tomb, give thanks for “Christ our life,” as today’s Epistle calls Him. #Resurrection
- Now that the Apostles could “understand the Scripture” might teach us what He had told them—that He was “the Stone which the builders rejected,” that today’s Psalm prophesies His Resurrection and exaltation (Luke 20:17; Matthew 21:42; Acts 4:11).
- The resurrection of Christ is the true hope of the world. Happy #Easter!
- We pray for those who have died, the wounded and their families #srilankaattack
https://twitter.com/cardinalnichols/status/1119905252134871040 - More than their own experience, the Apostles were instructed in the mysteries of the divine economy, God’s saving plan—to know how “all the prophets bear witness” to Him (Luke 24:27, 44).
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