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Kristopher W. Seaman - Pastoral Liturgy® Magazine
Text by Kristopher W. Seaman , dmin . Art by Kathy Ann Sullivan. 2015 Archdiocese of Chicago: Liturgy Training Publications, 3949 South Racine Avenue, Chicago, IL 60609; 1-800 -933-1800; Pastoral Liturgy Magazine , September/October 2015, page may be reproduced for personal or parish use. The copyright notice must appear with the text. It also may be downloaded at the beginning of a funeral, the body is greeted at the church s entrance, which often is nearby the baptismal font. The entryway is a threshold, a place of transition that is nei-ther inside nor outside. In funeral liturgies, the space marks the transition of the deceased person from earthly life to eter-nal life. The symbols of Baptism, symbols that mark the tran-sition of the person from non-faith to new life in Christ, are also present at the beginning of the funeral rites. There, we see holy water, white in the pall that will be placed over the coffin, the Paschal candle, and possibly the use of WITH HOLY WATER On Easter Sunday, we renew our baptismal promises as we are sprinkled with holy water.
Text by Kristopher W. Seaman, dmin. Art by Kathy Ann Sullivan. © 2015 Archdiocese of Chicago: Liturgy Training Publications, 3949 South Racine Avenue, Chicago, IL 60609; 1-800 -933-1800; www.LTP.org. Pastoral Liturgy® magazine, September/October 2015, www.PastoralLiturgy.org.
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