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Category Archives: Easter V – Rogate
Sixth Sunday of Easter/Easter 5 Outlines
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Lindemann on Rogate: Sixth Sunday of Easter (Fifth After)
My apologies for getting this up too late for this year. ROGATE, THE FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER As far as this is possible in the Church which celebrates Easter every Sunday and builds its entire faith and life on and … Continue reading
Posted in Easter V - Rogate, Fred Lindemann
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Sixth Sunday of Easter – John 16:23-30
In the Name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit “What a privilege to carry/Everything to God in prayer”. So goes part of the first stanza of the beloved hymn, “What A Friend We … Continue reading
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Easter V – John 16:23b-30
In the Name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit If only prayer was as easy as this: you walk up to the front door of the church building, peck on the door, and … Continue reading
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Stoeckhardt on Easter V – John 16:23b-30
We often have shallow, erroneous thoughts about prayer and answer to prayer. On the whole, we think that answer to prayer follows upon prayer itself. In individual cases, however, when we pray for definite things, we feel we must leave … Continue reading
Posted in Easter V - Rogate, George Stoeckhardt
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