In a particular way the beginning of a new liturgical year provides an opportunity to reflect on the way we worship. How do we as individuals and as parishes enter into the mystery of Christ’s life through the gift of the Sacred Liturgy? How might these days of the season of Advent offer us an opportunity to recommit to our baptismal vocation to become “liturgical beings” - that is, united to Christ through baptism and formed by the worship of the Church in earth, in order to become true subjects of the kingdom of heaven; the place of true, full, and authentic worship of the Triune God?
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Advent is a chance to deepen our experience of the liturgy - beginning with silence
Fr James Bradley
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