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Daily Archives: 26 October 2008
PCS 55-56: Ministry of the Sick
What the sick can do to serve the community and the world, rather than just what people can do for them. Many pastoral care ministers invite ill people to the ministry of prayer as described in these paragraphs: 55. The … Continue reading
The Armchair Liturgist: Souls and Saints
The liturgical day that offers the priest or liturgist the most choices, the Commemoration of All The Faithful Departed, aka All Souls’ Day, arrives on Sunday this liturgical year. Is next weekend’s preacher prepared? Have you informed your parish lectors? … Continue reading
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PCS 54: Visits to the Sick, A Pattern
Now we get into the meat of the rites of pastoral care. Visits to the Sick are a basic beginning and the rite gives three sections/paragraphs of explanation/introduction before delving in to the actual readings and prayers. Today and tomorrow … Continue reading