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Ministry of Holy Communion for the Sick and Homebound
d2y1pz2y630308.cloudfront.netGuidelines for Administering Holy Communion to the Sick and Homebound Mary, Mother of the Redeemer Parish, North Wales, PA mmredeemer.org Version 012217 ... • Share greetings and introductions; give some ideas from the homily and the bulletin if …
25 Communion Messages - PropheticInternational
www.propheticinternational.comShort Communion Messages. All Communion pieces have been constructed with the following goals in mind.: That they should: 1) Take less than 5 minutes to present! 2) Be accurate. 3) Be inspiring (as possible in a few minutes). 4) Keep to the point (i.e. communion!) These messages have been designed for simplicity. This allows plenty of
Instruction for Sacraments First Holy Communion
richmonddiocese.orgLetter from Bishop DiLorenzo First Holy Communion Page 1 Dear Friends, I am pleased to share with you the diocesan Instruction for Sacraments – First Holy Communion. This Instruction includes four elements: a brief Introduction to the theology …
Design of Four Advent Services With Bulletin Articles
www.depositsoffaith.comCommunion is held once a month, and usually added after the sermon. People remain in their seats and are served. The pastor emphasizes that the elements are symbols of Christ’s body and blood shed for us. People are encouraged to examine themselves before they partake and portions of 1 Cor. 11 are frequently read. It is
The Practice of Healing Circles
healingcirclesglobal.orgenters into the communion of all creatures. Wendell Berry, from his poem “Healing” Individual reflection: What was your experience of this way of entering a circle? 2 minutes Group discussion: What is the role of silence in entering a circle? 2 minutes Tips for Hosts • Silence has many advantages: o Creates a safe container or sacred space
LORD’S SUPPER TABLE TALKS - abiblecommentary.com
www.abiblecommentary.comideas for a wider remembrance of things Jesus did while on earth. The Lord’s Supper is to be in memory of Jesus, which surely includes remembering more than just His death, burial and resurrection. Perhaps, if those who could participate in the administering of the Lord’s Supper had brief, simply prepared scripts, they might be more ...