Sentences with phrase «catholic prayer book»

Open an old Catholic prayer book and it's more than likely that you'll find it crammed with various prayer - cards.

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I have studied many religions, read numerous books attended many services to learn, but I have always been a Catholic... and this person is not of religion that I know of, he attended the muslims day of prayer and not any other..

I once prepared a talk called «The Confessions of a Catholic - friendly, Pentecostal - admiring, Reformed Baptist with a Hankering after Lutheranism and a Strong Affinity for the Book of Common Prayer.»

The Book of Common Prayer, the Anglican book of worship, contained much that was taken bodily from the Catholic MaBook of Common Prayer, the Anglican book of worship, contained much that was taken bodily from the Catholic Mabook of worship, contained much that was taken bodily from the Catholic Mass..

He freely acknowledges that the traditional Anglican formularies of the Book of Common Prayer of 1662 (and to a greater and lesser extent the Prayer books of 1549, 1552, and 1559) seem patient of either a more Catholic interpretation or a more Protestant interpretation.

How splendid it would be if this book leads to the re-introduction of these prayers or even, dare we hope, that the English bishops would once again dedicate our country to Our Blessed Lady and St Peter, as was done annually in every Catholic church in England until the Second Vatican Council.

This is a cheerful, readable book which aims to encourage ordinary Catholic women with busy lives, with homes to run and children to raise, with responsibilities and with jobs and worries, to live in the presence of God and to make prayer part of their daily lives.

It's a book that would be useful to share and discuss in a Catholic young mums group, especially for those who need a good general introduction to the idea of daily prayer and friendship with Christ.

Whatever fault we may find with that document in other respects — and Anglicans may be grateful that it is no longer commonly said, as ancient prayer books required, at public worship on certain great festivals of the Christian year — it gives us the right understanding of this triunitarian conception of God when it affirms «This is the Catholic faith: that we worship Godhead in Trinity, and Trinity in Unity.»

I was raised in the 50's and 60's, Catholic and Jesus was white in all our prayer books, in our schools and in our thoughts.if someone wants to think he was black go for it, I will not change for anyone, so to each his own

Meanwhile, this is a prayer - book that could usefully be ordered by groups and parishes and widely distributed - it would come in handy for common prayer at meetings of Catholic women's groups and youth groups as well as having much value for private devotions.

In 1951 a University of Kiel professor named Theodor Wilhelm published the prayer in a book of his own under the pseudonym Friedrich Oetinger, which launched a German tradition of attributing it to the 18th - century Swabian Pietist F. C. Oetinger; Catholic - artifact versions of the prayer attributed it to St. Francis of Assisi; Hallmark cashed in on the prayer; and it was immortalized on thousands of plaques featuring Albrecht Dürer's praying hands.

How good it is to be able to recommend attractive prayer - books on a theme announced by the Holy Father: somehow the presence of both these small books gives a sense of confdence in the life of the Church and indeed of modern Catholic publishing trends in Britain.

43 The Prayer Book uses it only of bishops; in monastic usage the tide «Father» for abbots, or for older, professed, or ordained members of the monastic family generally is ancient; in modern times it gradually spread, through the active missionary orders doubtless, to the Roman Catholic clergy of Ireland; the heroic ministry of Charles Lowder and other priests during the cholera epidemic of 1866 in London seems to have started the common use of «Father» for nonmonastic Anglicans.

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Combining classic Catholic spirituality with the authors» personal experiences, the book shows busy moms how to receive and respond to Divine Mercy in their own lives, and to pass it on to others through word, deed, and prayer.