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Ascension

Prepare for the coming of the Holy Spirit
13 May 2020

Prepare for the coming of the Holy Spirit

by Diana Macalintal | posted in: Easter, GIA Quarterly, reflections | 0

Seventh Sunday of Easter – A – May 24, 2020 If you’re one of those lucky places in the United States that do get a Seventh Sunday of Easter, you’ll also have a chance to observe a novena in preparation … Read More

Ascension, prayer, silence
Christ comes when we least expect it
22 Jul 2019

Christ comes when we least expect it

by Diana Macalintal | posted in: GIA Quarterly, intercessions, pastoral care of the sick, reflections | 0

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time We can obviously read today’s readings with an eye toward the end times when Christ will return in glory. However, as people of faith living in the time between Christ’s Ascension and Second Coming, we … Read More

Ascension, hospitality, prayer, presence
Joyfully living the commission
15 May 2019

Joyfully living the commission

by Diana Macalintal | posted in: Easter, GIA Quarterly, reflections | 0

Ascension This Ascension, let us focus less on where Christ went and more on what Christ did. Christ entered heaven’s sanctuary that we might “have confidence of entrance . . . by the new and living way he opened for … Read More

Ascension, Dismissal, Joy, vocation
Moveable Feasts
9 May 2018

Moveable Feasts

by Diana Macalintal | posted in: Easter, liturgical year, Living Liturgy | 0

Readings for the Solemnity of the Ascension, Year B About Liturgy Why do some places celebrate Ascension on Thursday while others move it to the following Sunday? The Synoptic Gospels give us the tradition of placing the Ascension forty days … Read More

Ascension, Pope Benedict XVI

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