My premise is that there are only two parts
of the Mass that change: the readings
and the homily. These are the only
exposure an average congregation will receive to scripture for the week and the
only opportunities to make God personal and exciting. (Or at least hmmm…haven’t
thought of that before.)
A quick one
page essay on the readings for next week; set up for anyone to read on a website could give people something to think about during the
week and at least have some idea of what the message of that Mass would
be: Mass Prep. It may also reinforce the homily for that
Mass and maybe people would even remember something that would last at least
until after lunch.
"Ignorance of scripture is ignorance
of Christ."
-St. Jerome-
Translation:
You can’t know Jesus if you don’t
know Jack.
Vote in my poll and let me know what you think
In Christ,
Andy Cocco
You've really posted far ahead. 82 years ahead!
ReplyDeleteLook forward to reading these!
ReplyDeleteInteresting that you posted it eighty-two years ahead of time.
ReplyDeleteNever quit, for life requires us to keep our eyes open to the possibility of his saving grace.
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