Daily Archives: 28 November 2010

Singing A Divided Advent

Posted on 28 November 2010 by catholicsensibility

For you music planners out there using “unproper” texts, what is your approach to the twofold nature of Advent? Were you into the apocalyptic this weekend, and saving the tender thoughts of anticipation and joy for the final days of … Continue reading →

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OCF 218: Prayer over the Place of Committal

Posted on 28 November 2010 by catholicsensibility

The rite gives three options for the Prayer over the Place of Committal: one if the place is to be blessed, one if it has already been blessed, and one when the final disposition is to take place at a … Continue reading →

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