As one liturgical year ends and another begins, the Lectionary seems to strike a redundant note.
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Today’s find: Firm
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Tags: Advent, Firm, First Sunday of Advent, Fretting, God With Us, Gospel of Mark, Hope, kenosis, Lectionary, Liturgical Year
Today’s find: Super-sub
Perhaps the feast day simply snuck up on us. Whatever the reason, we experienced a Lectionary malfunction at the early Mass today. The page was set to a Friday in Ordinary time—not to the readings prescribed for the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus –and our lector initially began proclaiming a passage from 2 Timothy, instead of Ezekiel.
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Today’s find: O Antiphons
We’re heading in to the home stretch of our Advent season of anticipation. You can tell, because today we began the countdown of the ‘O Antiphons’…a thousand-year-old liturgical tradition that will continue through Christmas Eve. So perhaps a pause is in order, to savor the first in the series:
O Wisdom of our God Most High,
guiding creation with power and love:
come to teach us the path of knowledge!
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John Schroeder
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