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Praying Advent - for the 2024 Church Liturgical Year, which begins with the First Sunday of Advent: December 3rd, 2023. Sundays: Year B. Weekdays: Year II Every Day/Week by Week Daily Advent Prayers: Second Week Third Week Fourth Week Celebrating
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When time permits only one, brief prayer a day Advent Audios: Pre-Praying with Advent Fr. Larry Gillick, S.J. - A 2013 Advent Retreat Fr. Larry Gillick, S.J. - A 2012 Advent Retreat Fr. Larry Gillick, S.J. - A 2005 Advent Retreat Advent Videos: Advent Thoughts: Reflecting on Advent: Advent and Mercy: A Reflection on Mercy: A Video of a talk by Maureen Waldron: |
A rich and powerful We often miss Advent's power because these December weeks are full of secular Christmas parties and preparations for Christmas. Each year, the busyness of this season serves to distract us from having an Advent season that truly prepares us for the celebration of Christmas, with all its meaning. This site offers simple ways to enter into this Advent season, week by week, in the midst of our everyday lives. These reflections are for adults.
An Advent Day of Recollection: Advent - The Always New: A reflection by Luis Rodriguez, S.J. on the Incarnation, the Gestation and Nativity of Jesus - 2021 Praying Advent with Pope Francis' Part I: A Joy Ever New, A Joy Which is Shared Part II: The Delightful and Comforting Joy of Evangelizing Part III: The New Evangelization for the Transmission of the Faith Part IV: Chapter One: The Spirituality of Pope Francis Site Index Permission
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Entering Into Advent: What Can Advent Mean for Me? / ¿Qué puede signifcar el Adviento para mí? An Advent Mission in Two Nights Dinner Prayers for the First Part of Advent Doing Service in Advent Learning Perseverance in Difficult
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Advent as Parents Praying with Isaiah during Advent Praying for Peace with Elizabeth and Mary Oraciones de adviento en español Advent
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"Holidays are especially hard for people who are sick, not only because of the isolation caused by their illness, but their inability to get around often means they can’t participate in the ways they used to. Gift-giving occasions can be especially challenging for those who are hospitalized or housebound. We could help out by getting a gift list from someone unable to shop and offer to buy and wrap their gifts for them." From "Visit the Sick" in the Rediscovering the Corporal Works of Mercy page. |
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