Sentences with phrase «common prayers for»

My heart will sit down with your own heart, I'll light my candle and say my common prayers for your grieving and your wounded, for us all.

As described in the Hadith of Gabriel, each pillar of Islam acts as a guide to day - to - day conduct for Muslims, outlining proper professions to God, prayer and spiritual mindfulness, not unlike the Book of Common Prayer for Catholics and Protestants or Judaism's Siddur.

In this context we can appreciate the contribution of the Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, which is bringing into the Church the influence of the Sarum rite in the Book of Common Prayer for an English Evensong now to be completed byBenediction.

Not exact matches

Shane Claiborne and Jonathan Wilson - Hartgrove are co-compilers of Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals (Zondervan).

For example, if there were a god and this god answers prayer and guides people as Christians claim, wouldn't you expect all religions to have certain beliefs in common?

I want the sloppy prayers and the hope and the flags and the unreasonable and embarrassing expectations for the voice of God to break through my life and the unprofessional dancers and the praying in tongues and the Eucharist and the Book of Common prayer being read aloud like it's slam poetry in an old warehouse.

Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals by Shane Claiborne, Jonathan Wilson - Hartgrove, and Enuma Okoro

(The quote I've written above is from the Holy Week Readings of Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals.)

Fifteen years of parish ministry have made this parson no less Pauline, no less Augustinian, no less a believer in the common prayer of every person for a Savior, than he has ever been.

This, despite one murder occurring in a church (A Taste for Death, 1986), a novel set in a theological college (Death in Holy Orders, 2001), another named Original Sin (1994), still another titled directly from the Book or Common Prayer (Devices and Desires, 1989), as well as an apocalyptic Christian allegory (The Children of Men, 1992).

Even when Christians are able to root out of their prayers all the repetitious mentioning of «Father» and «in Jesus» name,» it is still quite common for most Christians to end their prayers with the word, ``... in Jesus» name, Amen.»

In the service of holy matrimony in the Book of Common Prayer, the basis for most Protestant marriage services, «love» is considered only one of the necessary requisites for marriage.

These declarations of the magisterium do not solve, but rather pose the problem of the nature of non-liturgical common prayer and its relation to liturgical prayer proper, and this for many reasons of which only one will here be discussed more extensively.

A friend's grandmother has a saying for hard times: «There is nothing that a hot bath, bourbon, and the Book of Common Prayer won't cure.»

Anthony Horan, director of the Office said in a statement: «The celebration of Holy Mass, the summit of Catholic life, is an opportunity to express prayers for the work of our elected representatives and for the common good of society.

The lights went on for me when I started worshipping at an Anglican Church and when I began to integrate the Book of Common Prayer into my devotional life.

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.»

Nevertheless, for most persons who pray within the setting of the common life it is not fruitful to regard such communion as a separate stage in prayer, set off as a higher attainment.

Grant this for the sake of your love» (The Book of Common Prayer).

The Book of Common Prayer had this meaning in view when it employs, in the course of the Prayer of Consecration in the service of Holy Communion, the words: «Wherefore, O Lord and heavenly Father, according to the institution of thy dearly beloved Son our Savior Jesus Christ, we, thy humble servants, do celebrate and make here, before thy Divine Majesty, with these thy holy gifts, which we now offer unto thee, the memorial thy Son hath commanded us to make; having in remembrance his blessed passion and precious death, his mighty resurrection and glorious ascension; rendering unto thee most hearty thanks for the innumerable benefits procured unto us by the same.»

In addition to spending a lot of time in Isaiah and the Gospels, for my own reading in the mornings, I've always turned to Luci Shaw's book for Advent and Christmas poetry called Accompanied by Angels: Poems of the Incarnation or her co-written devotional with Madeleine L'Engle called Wintersong: Christmas Readings along with my daily time with Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals.

For example, if the common beliefs about how and why God answers prayers are correct, then this proves that God is capricious.

The Liverpool comedian, who once described the Book of Common Prayer as the guide to life, left hospital on February 27 at the end of a six - week stay for a chest infection.

Shane's books include Jesus for President, Red Letter Revolution, Common Prayer, Follow Me to Freedom, Jesus, Bombs and Ice Cream, Becoming the Answer to Our Prayers — and his classic The Irresistible Revolution.

Even if this is not the case, it is less common than it used to be in families for prayers to be said together or for children to beencouraged to seek a vocation of total commitment to Christ.

The daily offices of morning and evening prayer, the litany, the penitential offices, the provisions made for the care of the sick, the marriage of Christian people, the burial of the dead — these are all part of the great traditional experience of public or «common» prayer and praise, and they further establish us in relationship with God in Christ.

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.

If you're looking to add something new to your prayer schedule, I recommend A Book of Hours by Thomas Merton or Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals by Shane Claiborne, Jonathan Wilson - Hartgrove, and Enuma prayer schedule, I recommend A Book of Hours by Thomas Merton or Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals by Shane Claiborne, Jonathan Wilson - Hartgrove, and Enuma Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals by Shane Claiborne, Jonathan Wilson - Hartgrove, and Enuma Okoro.

But the rise of imperialist secular ideologies which exploded in the Second World War and transformed the face of the globe made Christians aware of the need for a common front and obedience to Christ's prayer that all believers be one (John 17:11).

New Delhi said: «[This unity] is being made visible as all in each place who are baptized into Jesus Christ and confess him as Lord and Savior are brought by the Holy Spirit into one fully committed fellowship, holding the one apostolic faith, preaching the one gospel, breaking the one bread, joining in common prayer, and having a corporate life reaching out in witness and service to all and who at the same time are united with the whole Christian fellowship in all places and all ages, in such wise that ministry and members are accepted by all, and that all can act and speak together as occasion requires for the tasks to which God calls His people.»

In fact, my research has found that these unusual sensory experiences are more common among those who pray in a way that uses the imagination — for example, when prayer involves talking to God in your mind.

Isaiah 35, Isaiah 53 (The Message interprets Isaiah 53 beautifully) / «Come Thou Long Expected Jesus» / Collect for the Second Sunday of Advent, Book of Common Prayer

And these good ladies had items in the newspapers and on the internet, the Daily Telegraph announcing that: «Hilary Cotton, chair of Women And The Church (Watch), the group which led the campaign for female bishops, said the shift away from the traditional patriarchal language of the Book of Common Prayer in already at an «advanced» stage in some quarters».

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This is beautifully expressed in a prayer found in the Book of Common Prayer and the Lutheran Book of Worship, where confession of sins is followed by a request for forgivprayer found in the Book of Common Prayer and the Lutheran Book of Worship, where confession of sins is followed by a request for forgivPrayer and the Lutheran Book of Worship, where confession of sins is followed by a request for forgiveness.

If you're interested in incorporating structured prayer into your devotional life, I recommend starting with The Book of Common Prayer, a Psalter, and Phyllis Tickle's The Divine Hours (there is one for each seprayer into your devotional life, I recommend starting with The Book of Common Prayer, a Psalter, and Phyllis Tickle's The Divine Hours (there is one for each sePrayer, a Psalter, and Phyllis Tickle's The Divine Hours (there is one for each season).

You might also like Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals by our friends Shane Claiborne, Enuma Okoro, and Jonathan Wilson - Hartgrove.

Isaiah 35, Isaiah 53 (note: The Message interprets Isaiah 53 beautifully) / «Come Thou Long Expected Jesus» / Collect for the Second Sunday of Advent, Book of Common Prayer 3.

Today prayers for the souls of the departed are quite common.

Common Prayer: A Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals.

Luke 2:1 - 21 / «Joy to the World,» «Hark the Herald Angels Sing» / Collect for Christmas Day, The Book of Common Prayer

John 1:1 - 18 / «Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silent» / Collect for the Third Sunday of Advent, Book of Common Prayer

Mary's song: Luke 1:46 - 55, Zecharia's Song: Luke 1:68 - 79, Simeon's song: Luke 2:29 - 32 / «O Holy Night» / Collect for the Fourth Sunday in Advent, Book of Common Prayer

The preface for the eucharistic prayer for the Epiphany season in the Book of Common Prayer says that in the mystery of the Word made flesh God has caused a new light to shine in our hearts «to give the knowledge of your glory in the face of your Son Jesus Christ.&prayer for the Epiphany season in the Book of Common Prayer says that in the mystery of the Word made flesh God has caused a new light to shine in our hearts «to give the knowledge of your glory in the face of your Son Jesus Christ.&Prayer says that in the mystery of the Word made flesh God has caused a new light to shine in our hearts «to give the knowledge of your glory in the face of your Son Jesus Christ.»

Who in eighteen centuries, has had the common humanity to pray for the one sinner that needed it most, our one fellow and brother who most needed a friend yet had not a single one, the one sinner among us all who had the highest and clearest right to every Christian's daily and nightly prayers, for the plain and unassailable reason that his was the first and greatest need, he being among sinners the supremest?»

In common thought prayer usually means simply petition — asking God for things.

My Episcopal Church's Book of Common Prayer provides for the reservation of the sacrament to administer to those who are unable to come to church for Communion.

A fitting conclusion for a study of the Sermon on the Mount is a prayer from the Book of Common Order:

Morning and Evening was not meant as a substitute for common prayer and public worship but rather as an aid to personal spiritual reflection.

Enuma is also co-author with Shane Claiborne and Jonathan Wilson - Hartgrove of Common Prayer: Liturgy for Ordinary Radicals, (Zondervan, 2010).