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Category Archives: Holy Week
Lindemann on Wednesday in Holy Week
Just in case . . . WEDNESDAY IN HOLY WEEK This day marks the actual beginning of the events, that reached their culmination in the Crucifixion: the Sanhedrin’s conspiracy and their contract with Judas, on account of which the day … Continue reading
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Lindemann on Tuesday in Holy Week
Just in case . . . TUESDAY IN HOLY WEEK The Introit. “God forbid that I should glory save in the Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ. In Him is salvation, life, and resurrection from the dead. By Him we … Continue reading
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Lindemann on Monday in Holy Week
Just in case . . . MONDAY IN HOLY WEEK The Introit. “Plead my cause, O Lord, with them that strive with me; fight against them that fight against me. Take hold of shield and buckler, and stand up for … Continue reading
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What Do We Do With Our Palms?
And at the end of it all we take our palms home, and reverently place them behind our crucifix; and we would do well to use the palms of all the members of our family, placing them in the living … Continue reading
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Pius Parsch on Holy Week
Volume 2:290 Now we enter the holiest part of Lent. The Church has prepared us step by step for this sacred experience. A steady crescendo in the liturgy has been taking place since Septuagesima Sunday. Each week the sound rose … Continue reading
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